heArt house

-1 Private Bedroom in the center of Lamia. -Guests can use all the town house areas. The “heArt house” is a unique town house in the heart of Lamia. Every guest can feel the house history only by taking a look. The philosophy is to accommodate both business travelers, pleasure vacationers and families. The town house is located downtown, near to Freedom’s Square. The area is served by every means of mass transportation, numerous parking spaces and surrounded by apartment buildings, offices, shops, coffee shops, bakeries etc. The town house can easily accommodate up to five [5] guests. It is a fully equipped self-service house with 2 private bedrooms for the 4 guests and a communal lounge area for the 5th guest, where can sleep on a couch. In this option, guests can book the bedroom with the two single beds and the couch for the 3rd guest. The private bedroom features 2 single beds, one wardrobe and is fully equipped with all the necessary linens and towels. There is a bathroom right next to the bedroom, which can be used from this room’s guests, and is also equipped with toiletries. The guests can enjoy the downtown view from the balcony. The core of the apartment is the cozy living and dining room, which is designed as an open space, where guests can relax by listening to music, reading a book or watching TV. Guests will love the vintage furniture and the mix'n'match decoration! The kitchen features a big roundel table, where the guests can dine or prepare their meals. It is fully-equipped and organized for cooking and dining entertainment with all the necessary cooking appliances, kitchenware, dinnerware, silverware etc. The most peaceful area of the "heArt house" is the rooftop, where guests can enjoy the citadel, even the sea view at a distance. On the rooftop there is a doghouse for our small friends, where the pet lovers can accommodate their pets. The town house is fully organized and equipped to make your stay as cozy and comfortable as possible, offering heating and air-conditioning system, laundry facilities, such as a washing machine, an iron and an iron board, WIFI coverage, cooking and dining accessories, toiletries pleasures, cleaning detergents etc. Guests can also smoke freely at the outside balconies of the town house. All guests can communicate either through email or telephone at the contact information. - Municipal 'Alekos Kontopoulos' Gallery The Municipal 'Alekos Kontopoulos' Gallery, was founded in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) and is hosted in the building located in 6-8 Ainianon Street, where the Historical Records of the city are also hosted as well as the Trakeios Library and the Municipal Board Hall. It is part of the Municipality of Lamia and took its name in honour of the painter Alekos Kontopoulos who is from Lamia. The Municipal Art Gallery collection includes 144 works of art and design made by Alekos Kontopoulos as well as a series of unique ceramic plates painted with acrylic materials. - Building in the street of Sklivanioti It is located in Eleftherias Square in the corner of Sklivaniotou Street. It has been listed as preserved in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. It has been characterized as a monument since it was the residence of the Hantzichristos family. Some of its members were directly related to the (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Revolution. - Building in the streets of Makropoulou and Ainianon The building located in the streets Makropoulou and Ainianon is owned by Athanasia Mihou. It has been listed as preserved by the Ministry for Environment, Town and Country Planning and Public Works in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) It was built as a residence while in our days operates as a Private Learning Institution. - Folklife Museum of Fthiotida The Folklore Museum of Fthiotida is part of the Museum Bureau of the corresponding intendancy of the Municipality of Lamia and was founded in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) It displays folklore exhibits of great value that help the visitor reconstruct the picture of the goods and of the daily routine in the pre-industrial society. - Statue of Aris Velouchiotis In the centre of Laou Square the statue of Aris Velouchiotis has been erected. He has been Captain in Chief of the General Commander of ELAS since (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) After the Germans departed from Lamia on October, (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) , he addressed the residents of Lamia the speech of liberation from the balcony of a house, from which a banner with the slogan 'Republic' was hanging. -Athanasios Diakos Cenotaph In (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) after Major Rouvali's suggestion and later on with actions carried on in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) by the Mayor of Lamia named Sklivanitionis, the cenotaph dedicated to the tragic sacrifice of Athanasios Diakos has been built. He was one of the most exciting figures of the national rebellion of the Greeks. - Statue of Athanasios Diakos On April, (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) the blood of the hero of the Revolution, Athanasios Diakos was shed in Lamia while he was captured by the Turks after the battle in Alamana. He was executed with a violent and appalling death. The statue of Athanasios Diakos is of great historical importance and it has been placed in Diakou Square in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) - Municipal Conservatory It has been listed as preserved from the Ministry for Environment, Town and Country Planning and Public Works, It is located on Achilleos and Diovounioti street. It is a two-storey, stone building which was built in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) so as to be used as a residence. It used to be the residence of Alekos Hantzichristos, descendant of a family of Greek rebels. The residence was afterwards bought by the family of the Mayor and Congressman Georgios Platis. In our days it houses the Municipal Conservatory which was established in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) - 6th Junior High School (Gymnasium) The 6th Junior High School (Gymnasium) is housed from (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) in an imposing and magnificent building made of stone, which most likely is the most ancient in Central Greece. From an architectural aspect it has extraordinary features like the triangular pediment, the arches in the windows, the shingle roof and the imposing steel door on Ipsilantou Street. The construction of the building started in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) and finished in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) when it was used as a Girl's Primary School under the name 'School for Girls'. - Municipal Regional Theatre of Roumeli The activity of the Municipal Theatre of Roumeli is developed in three stages, the Central Stage, the Experimental Stage and the Children's Stage. From (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) the Municipal Regional Theatre has been organizing the Festival for Soloists and Protagonists hosting one-person shows. - The building of Prefecture of Sterea Ellada The building of the Prefecture of Sterea Ellada is located in Eleftherias Square, on 1 Ipsilanti street. It is owned by the Greek state. It was listed as a preserved monument in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) from the Ministry of Culture. During the German occupation the building was used as headquarters by the conquerors while before it was building of the National Bank of Greece. After (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) , the year when the city was liberated from the Germans, it housed ELAS and in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) housed the offices of the Military Administration of Lamia. In (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) the Bank sold the building to the Greek government and today houses the Prefecture of Sterea Ellada. - Metropolitan Church of the Annunciation It is a three-aisled basilica with neoclassical elements, with a narthex and a bell tower built in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) by Metropolitan of Phthiotis Kallinikos Kastorhis (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) and inaugurated in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) by the Metropolitan of Fthiotidos Iakovos Papaioannou (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) In its collection and archives there are many icons of the 19th century and interesting books that refer to the life of the city of Lamia and its social events. In (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) , after the destruction suffered by the earthquakes of (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) , it was renovated and today it is the jewel of the city of Lamia. - Church of Panagia Archodiki Just below the Castle of Lamia the Church of Panagia Archodiki was built. It is the second (after the Castle) archaeologically significant monument. It took its name by the prominent residents and lords of Lamia that were attending services there in the past. It was built just over the older church that was destroyed by a fire. It was built in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) and was crafted in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) - The tomb of the unidentified soldier Throughout time many soldiers sacrificed their lives in the battle field without being identified or their bodies to be found. The need to represent all these unidentified victims and pay official tribute to those fighting for their country has led nation in the creation of such a symbolic memorial, the tomb of the unidentified soldier. Downtown: - Taxi rank within 4' walking distance. - Urban bus starting routes at a 2' walking distance on Plateia Eleftherias (to the Castle) and 7' walking distance on Plateia Parkou (to everywhere else). Arriving to / Leaving from the "heArt house": - Railway station at a 15' walking distance or 5' by car. - Intercity bus station at a 12' distance by car or within 30' on foot. There is also urban bus linking the station to the city centre (Plateia Parkou) every 30'.