The National Gallery of Greece, situated in Athens, is the foremost institution dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of Greek art. Established in 1900, the gallery houses an extensive collection that spans from the post-Byzantine era to contemporary times. Its vast array of paintings, sculptures, and prints offers a comprehensive overview of Greek artistic evolution. The gallery is also known for its impressive collection of European art, featuring works by notable artists from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Recent renovations have modernized its facilities, providing visitors with an enhanced experience through state-of-the-art exhibition spaces and educational programs. The National Gallery serves as a cultural beacon, celebrating Greece's rich artistic heritage and fostering appreciation for the visual arts.