content: Why would a greek bank label their ATM with letters not in their alphabet?  For branding purposes/international recognition/looking snazzy. Anyway, here's another branch of the same bank with the same "i-bank" logo: http://www.medcosmos.gr/shop/national-bank-of-greece/6325126c586cb7d82e641ab81b9b754e/en  For some reason those people don't look like parliamentarians  It's a big building. Parliamentarians have staff, not all of whom are high-ranking. Looks like maybe a bunch of secretaries.   Why would a parliament have an ATM? For bribes?  So you can buy lunch at the cafeteria? Again, it's a big building. Here's a map to (picking a convenient example) an ATM at Parliament House in Canberra: http://www.westpac.com.au/atm/act/canberra/-35.307163:149.12282   I don't believe that's a pic from the Athens parliament.  I don't know if it is or not, but I don't think your reasons are sound. Also I googled for "greece parliament house foyer" and it looks like white marble with big diamonds seems to be a common theme for the interior floor, for what that's worth.