
Evgenidion Foundation (The Planetarium)
Stars, Space, Technology The Athens Planetarium at the Eugenides Foundation gives state-of-the-art presentations on a wide range of current astronomy. Run by the Eugenides Foundation, established in 1954 by the will of Eugenios Eugenides, the planetarium (first opened in 1966; new digital planetarium since 2003) offers visitors an exciting glimpse into our universe’s history, and the opportunity to participate in a variety of science-based activities. With the latest in digital technology, the planetarium’s domed theatre shows awe-inspiring productions on astronomy and other scientific topics. This unique venue is perfect for science fans or those who just enjoy being swept away to the ends of the earth -and beyond. Opening Hours (visitor reception): Mon-Tue: 09:00-16:30, Wed-Sun: 09:00-21:00 (Mon-Fri 09:15-16:00 school groups only) Transportation: Tram: Delta Falirou Station, Bus lines: 550, B2, (Evgenidio stop)
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Flisvos Beach
In the 1930s, this free beach at the Paleon Faliron promenade was a favourite destination for Athenians. Today, though used…

