The municipality of Aigaleo is located in the western sector of the Athens metropolitan area and has 69,946 inhabitants on an area of 6.45 km². About a quarter of the municipality is made up of industrial areas, which are crossed by some of the city's main highways.
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The suburb of Aigaleo has recently been surprising Athens with a motivated, young cultural community that creates many interesting events. Many of these, such as exhibitions and performances, take place in the Aigaleo G... more
Find the best restaurants and tasty snack bars in Aigaleo and immerse yourself in a city within the city. The suburb Aigaleo has a lot to offer. more
The fact that one third of the area of Aigaleo is an industrial zone does not mean that there is nothing to discover here. The shopping facilities are diverse and range from traditional clothing and family-run stores to... more
Aigaleo is home to the University of West Attica which is the third largest university in Greece with over 50,000 students. Therefore, one can imagine that Aigaleo is by no means a suburb that has fallen asleep. more
The metropolitan area of Athens has over 3 million inhabitants, but in terms of local politics, it is not a single city but consists of over 40 independently operating municipalities with their mayors. And yet, they all... more
The Municipality of Vari - Voula - Vouliagmeni was created during the local government reform in 2011 when the 3 former municipalities were united and since then formed 1 cohesive... more
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 industr... more
Paleo Faliro is a district with 4 km of coastline as a southern suburb of Athens. The area of the municipality is 4.6 km² and according to the 2001 census it has 64,759 inhabitant... more
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Choose your packageFor over 30 years Kosta's Restaurant in the Alones region of Aegina Island has been offering its high quality cuisine and has also established itself as a good address for events such as weddings and baptisms. more
The hair studio of Helena Milanou is an elegant space with attention given to the last detail. The exclusive high-quality line of «Helena Milena Milanou-Choice» products are geared to giving nourishment, vitality and shine to the clientele's hair. more
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Founded 1958, the Archaeological Museum of Poros resides at Korizi Square. It was conceived by a pioneering enthusiast of archaeology, Christos Fourniades, to conserve the ancient findings of Trizinia. more
Doctor Marina Angeli studied Medicine at the University of Athens, specializing in Psychiatry and continued into Energy Therapies and Homeopathy. She quotes: "Anthotherapy belongs to what is considered an alternative approach. This is because the more
The Anglican Church of Saint Paul was founded in 1838 and was completed in 1842 by the architect Stamatios Kleanthis. It is a historic building of early Anglican style built during the first years of the Greek liberation. more
