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To watch shows at the New Digital Planetarium and to visit the Science and Technology Centre and the UTech Lab , it is necessary to purchase a ticket. To participate in the free activities of the Eugenides Foundation (Library, Events), it is necessary to have an entrance pass. You may purchase tickets online from our e-ticket.

For reservations for school visits and other groups, please contact at 210-9469641 from Monday to Friday, 9.30-16.30.

Read below the detailed ticket policy of EF.

The Caeleste Café is open at the Eugenides Foundation.

The CaelesteShop is open at the Eugenides Foundation. It has also developed a large, modern network of telephone and e-sales.

The premises of the Eugenides Foundation are accessible and friendly to people with mobility impairment, sensory impairment and disabilities (entrance from 11 Pentelis Street) (accessibility chain).
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Printing - Bookbinding

From linotype to offset printing

The importance that the Eugenides Foundation places on the excellence of the printing and bookbinding of the books it publishes is confirmed by the fact that, even at this stage, it continues to carry out checks in order to guarantee the high-quality standards it has set.

Printing - Bookbinding

From 1956 to 1990 the Eugenides Foundation used the Aspioti-ELKA printing company, which then printed Greek postage stamps and in the past had printed banknotes. Aspioti-ELKA handled the layout, corrections, printing and bookbinding. The typesetting was accomplished using the linotype method and in some cases the monotype method.

The Foundation took care to ensure that the books were elegantly bound, but at the same time durable.

Since 1985, with the advent of electronic publishing, the Foundation adopted this technology in parallel. Since 1990 all typesetting, correcting, layout and processing is done electronically. Each signature (16-page fascicle) undergoes three corrections, the final of which is checked by the author in order to give his/her approval to begin printing. After the final corrections, the text is collated in its final form and sent for printing and binding.

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