The Olympic Sports Center of Athens was named after the winner of the first Olympic Marathon in 1896 Spyros Louis, a resident of Marousi. The main element of the site is the Olympic Stadium with a capacity of 75,000.... more

The Spathario Museum was created after the painful and long-lasting efforts of the famous Karagiozis player Evgenios Spatharis (artist of the Greek Shadow Theater and creator of the hero "Karagiozis"), with the consensus and participation of the... more

The Helexpo Exhibition Center began operating in 2000, at the beginning as the main press center of the Olympic Games 2004 and later at 2005 as an exhibition center. It is ideal for trade and consumer fairs conferences, video shooting, and various... more

Every year from the end of May until the end of September it accompanies the summer evenings with new and older favorite film productions. During recent years, they keep the ticket price stable in order for everyone to enjoy unforgettable cinematic... more

The Syngrou Forest, located off of Kifisias Avenue, is a legacy to the public by the national benefactor Ifigenia A. Syngrou. In an area covering 970 acres, of which 700 are forest - the only natural forest left in Attica - is a breath of dew for the... more

The Athens Olympic Museum was founded on 2021 and is located on the first floor of the Golden Hall shopping center in Marousi. Overlooking the Athens Olympic Center (O.A.K.A.), it now houses, for the first time in Athens, the Hellenic Olympic... more