HYDRA’S ANNEX

HYDRA- 3D MODEL OF THE ANNEX

– Est. 1939

Address: Tompazi mansion, PO Box 33 Hydra,  18040
Tel.: (0030) 22980-52291
Local manager: Tassoula Lempesi-Kaliva

The Annex of Hydra is a 19th century building situated in the port of Hydra. The building is known as ” Tompazi mansion” because it belonged to Admiral Manolis Tompazis, member of an old naval family of Hydra that took part in the Greek Revolution of 1821.
The building represents an important historical and architectural monument constructed with walls of carved stone. The building consists of 3 floors with 1.100 m² of total surface and a courtyard garden.

Facilities include:

• 2 double bedrooms for teaching staff (one room with bathroom, and the other with a shared bathroom)
• 4 double and 3 quadruple bedrooms (total 20 beds) for students and 6 shared bathrooms
• 2 kitchen rooms, 1 dining hall (capacity 20 people)
• 1 exhibition hall of 77 m² at the ground floor
• 3 reception rooms (there is a piano in one of them)
• Workshops take place at the atrium of the courtyard garden and at the arched verandas of the first floor.
• Wi-Fi

Please note: the Annex doesn’t provide central heating nor air conditioning.

ACCESS:

• Google Map
• From Piraeus port to Hydra by fast boats (“flying dolphins”) on a daily basis. The trip duration is approximately 1,5 hours. The Annex is located very close to the arriving point of the boats (more or less 5 minutes).

Virtual Tour of the Annex of Hydra

Virtual Tour of the exhibition space (ground floor)

Implemented as part of the EPANEK project “Digital Transformation and Promotion of the Cultural Heritage of ASFA, 1837–2021. A Collection of Study Works Reflecting the Artistic Evolution and Historical Trajectory of Modern Greek Art” [project code MIS 5093223]