Panagi Tsaldari (Pireos Avenue)
Panagi Tsaldari (Pireos Avenue)
From its section inside the Municipality of Athens, where visitor interest is concentrated, it passes by the old building of Municipal Gallery of Athens, reaches the entrance of Kerameikos metro station, at the Technopolis of Gazi (an exhibition complex that previously housed the gaslight factory) at the junction of Ermou Street and the exhibition space of Benaki Museum, and lastly continues to the suburb of Piraeus.
Coming from the Piraeus port, you will cross Pireos Street, so before you reach Athens you see a commercial view, resulting from the cityʼs development during the last 40 years. You will find industries that are operating and others that stopped some time ago, to house stores or other carriers.
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Nearly all of the historic Greek artists are represented by some of their important works in the collection of the Municipal Gallery of Athens. Over half of the artworks that the gallery currently houses were acquired between 1930 and 1940. ... more
Hellenic Cosmos provides visitors with innovative ways to learn about the rich history of the country through interactive exhibits and state-of-the-art applications of modern technology (like virtual 3D tours of ancient sites).... more
The Electric Railways Museum was created in 2005 by Electric Railway employee Manolis Fotopoulos, and with a collection of 2,000 items (exhibition & warehouse) with over 3,000 books, documents, and photos, it will constitute the foundation for its... more
This is the first industrial museum in the city and aims at preserving as well as promoting the historical integrity and technology of the plant. It had supplied energy and lighting in the Athens metropolitan area for nearly 130 years... more
Kerameikos is the most important cemetery of Ancient Athens and came into existence in the 12th Century B.C. It name comes from the very old community of the city quarter Kerameis who had settled on the banks of the river Eridanos.... more
This Cultural Center on Pireos Street 138, was an industrial structure of the 1960s that was converted into a contemporary museum to flexibly serve various events. It spans 8,200 m² with underground areas of 2,800 m² and an inner courtyard of 850 m².... more
This space used to house the old Gas Works of the city. Now refurbished, the area of Technopolis is rented out by the Municipality of Athens to host major events such as festivals, concerts, major art exhibits and more.... more
The Athens Heart Mall hosts brand name designer fashion stores, tech shops, cosmetics, home goods, a super market, restaurants, cafes, a children's playground and an ice skating rink on its 4 floors. Due to its geographical position, on Pireos Avenue... more
The well-known radio station "Athina 9.84" of the city of Athens is located on the ground floor of the newly designed amphitheater in Gazi. It has been recently renovated and transformed into an elegant and hospitable multi-functional venue for... more
Piraeus is the busiest port of Europe, since it serves almost 17,6 million passengers in 2013. Daily, tens of ships set sail from there for the Aegean islands and abroad. The portʼs installations serve the high volume traffic on regular basis, but... more
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