Greece (Tomb of the Unknown Soldier)

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Greece is a monument honoring unidentified soldiers who died in war, symbolizing all fallen heroes. Located beneath the Greek Parliament building in Athens, it features a marble statue of a templar, a perpetual flame, and a guard of soldiers called evzones who stand vigil. The tomb serves as a powerful national symbol of sacrifice and patriotism, especially during ceremonies like national holidays when guards perform a precise changing of the guard to honor the fallen. It reflects Greece’s respect for its military history and the men who fought for its freedom.