The Attica Peninsula
The Attica Peninsula
As in ancient times, the prefecture is the economic center of Greece and has a well-developed infrastructure.
The Attica regions in detail
Attica can be divided into the following regions.
The "Eleftherios Venizelos" Airport of Athens is located in the Municipality of Spata-Artemida. Thus the surrounding area has flourished in the past decade to provide hospitality and entertainment to visitors that are either passing through for a few hours or for those making a fantastic shopping day of it!... more
The northern part of Attica is dominated by two mountains, Penteli and Parnitha. The landscape is rugged and not as inhabited as central or southern Attica. The coastal regions are pristine and often and not so crowded.... more
Eastern Attica has three main cities, all of which are located on the eastern coast of the Attica. Artemida is the largest and most populous town and Rafina contains the second most important port in Attica after Piraeus, with several connections to the Cycladic Islands.... more
The most booked day trips from Athens go to the southern tip of the Attica Peninsula. The journey from Athens towards the south, along the Athens Riviera and the winding coastal road, is an experience in itself.... more
The largest cities of western Attica are Elefsina, Mandra, and Megara. Many industrial zones have settled in these regions.... more