In Athens where did most government work take place?

In ancient Athens, most government work took place in the Agora, which served as the central public space for political, commercial, and social activities. The Bouleuterion, a building within the Agora, housed the council of 500 that prepared matters for the Assembly. Additionally, the Assembly itself convened at the Pnyx, a nearby hill where citizens gathered to discuss and vote on important issues.