Constitution Square Collection

The Greek Parliament building, Syntagma (Constitution) Square, Athens, Greece, Europe

Constitution Square
2910780 Constitution Square; (add.info.: Illustration of Constitution Square, commonly called Central Park, is the main square of the country, bordered to the north by the National Palace)

Socialist realism relief at Marszalkowska Street, Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland

Socialist realism relief at Piekna Street, Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland

Greece, Attica, Athens, View of Plateia Syntagma - Syntagma Square and The Acropolis

Spain, Asturias, Oviedo. Town hall in Plaza de la ConstituciAon
Spain, Asturias, Oviedo. Town hall in Plaza de la Constitucion

Spain, Asturias, Oviedo. Church of San Isidoro (Iglesia de San Isidoro) in Plaza de la Constitucion

The Eastern Crisis (engraving)
1597285 The Eastern Crisis (engraving) by Begg, Samuel (fl.1886-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Eastern Crisis, a Protestation Meeting outside the Royal Palace, Athens)

Crowds on Constitution Square, Athens, Greece, celebrating their liberation by British troops, World War II
6015219 Crowds on Constitution Square, Athens, Greece, celebrating their liberation by British troops, World War II, October 1944 (photo) by English Photographer

The reparation ceremony, in Athens, for the events of December 1, the salute to the Allied flags (colour litho)
2808557 The reparation ceremony, in Athens, for the events of December 1, the salute to the Allied flags (colour litho) by Beltrame

Athens: Constitution Square (b / w photo)
5225085 Athens: Constitution Square (b/w photo) by Greek Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Constitution Square)

URUGUAY: MONTEVIDEO, 1908. Plazza Constitution and Matres Church, Monte Video, Uruguay. Stereograph, 1908

Detail of the Catedral Metropolitana facade located on the zocalo in Mexico City

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Constitution Square, located in Athens, Greece, is a historic landmark that holds great significance, and is home to the Greek Parliament building and is commonly known as Syntagma (Constitution) Square. This bustling square serves as a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. As you stroll through Constitution Square, you will be captivated by its grandeur and rich history. The view of Plateia Syntagma offers a breathtaking sight of both the square itself and the majestic Acropolis in the distance. It's a perfect blend of ancient charm and modern vibrancy. Interestingly, it has witnessed significant events throughout history. During World War II, crowds gathered here to celebrate their liberation by British troops in October 1944. A powerful photo captures this momentous occasion when joy filled the air. The importance of constitutions extends beyond Greece; it can be seen across Europe too. In Warsaw, Poland, Socialist realism reliefs at Marszalkowska Street and Piekna Street depict scenes from daily life during that era. These artworks serve as reminders of Poland's past while blending seamlessly with its present. Spain also boasts its own constitution-related landmarks in Asturias' capital city Oviedo. The Town Hall stands proudly in Plaza de la Constitución while nearby Church of San Isidoro adds an architectural marvel to Plaza surroundings. Even further back in time lies an engraving depicting The Eastern Crisis – a reminder that constitutional matters have shaped nations for centuries. Constitution Square not only represents political significance but also showcases stunning architecture like Monte Video's Plazza Constitution and Matres Church in Uruguay - truly capturing visitors' attention with their beauty. Whether you are admiring the Greek Parliament building or exploring other European cities adorned with constitution-themed landmarks such as Warsaw or Oviedo, these places remind us all of our shared values rooted deep within our societies - unity, freedom, democracy.