Marousi (officially named "Amarousion") is located north of Athens and covers an area of 13 km². The population is 72,333 inhabitants according to the 2011 census, and the industrial zones of Marousi are home to many Greek and multinational companies. Apart from hosting many popular shopping malls, Marousi is also known for the O.A.K.A. (Athens Olympic Sports Complex) where the Olympic flame burned brightly in 2004.
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https://www.maroussi.grThe Olympic Athletic Center of Athens (short O.A.K.A.) became famous worldwide during the Olympic Games in 2004. The complex was redesigned, and star architect Santiago Calatrava gave it his personal touch. more
When Greece's first large shopping center, "The Mall Athens," opened in Marousi in 2005, many residents had serious concerns. After all, the business community of Marousi was considered an important source of income for... more
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Marousi is located in the northeast of the Athens urban area, about 11 km from the center of the city and has a surface area of 13 square kilometers. more
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Choose your package"Bolivar" is the absolute Beach Bar of the area and is located on the "Akti tou Iliou" beach area. There you can enjoy the magic of the summer in a beach bar complimented by foreign movies. The exotic landscape decorated with bamboo & tiki more
A particularly beautiful location by the sea. On the menu are not many, but very tasty dishes, mainly seafood. Whether for groups, or as a couple. Here you will always find a comfortable place to sit, because "Nisos" offers different levels and more
This hospitable cafe / restaurant is located in the beautiful courtyard of the imposing National Archaeological Museum in Athens. The museum cafe houses works by artists, and the garden patio, which was converted with over 700 new plants, often hosts more
The Ancient Agora was the heart of the Ancient Athens and the center of social, spiritual and economic life. It was a place to meet, have political discussions and commercially trade. Here you will find the famous ancient monuments like the Stoa of more
The ground level shop has a broad selection of postcards, paper goods and the museum's children's collection. The second floor shop, located next to the museum restaurant, provides a vast array of books on the Acropolis and topics, as well as related more
The Roman Agora was built between 19-11 B.C. from the donations of Julius Caesar and Augustus. The courtyard was tiled during the reign of the Emperor Hadrian. After the Herulian invasion and the constraint of Athens inside the post-Romaic wall, the more
