Streets of Athens
Streets of Athens
Athens is neither proud of its street-planning nor its arterial roads, but even the traffic congestion that can be observed on the streets of the Greek capital could have a positive side: a constant movement of people and vehicles that gives the impression of an endless wakefulness. One of a city that is called upon to live in the pulse of modern day life.
Streets of Athens
The center of Athens is essentially connected by its two squares, Syntagma Square and Omonoia Square.... more
Coming and going to and from the center of Athens, there are three main arteries that are most useful.... more
The avenues of Piraeus and the coast are worthy of taking not only because of their functionality but also due to the view of the sea as you go by.... more
It is needless to say that traffic congestion in the Capital is the rule. In 1961 there were 39,000 cars in Athens, while today the number reaches over 2 million!... more
Traffic in the center of Athens is restricted, partly to alleviate traffic jams, but mostly to minimize pollution by utilizing a novel traffic-control system in place ever since 1983.... more
The streets of the historic districts of Athens all have one thing in common, the breathtaking view of the Hill of Acropolis.... more
