Piraeus is home to the largest port in the eastern Mediterranean and has played a crucial role in Greece’s storied history.
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Piraeus port Mediterranean Λιμάνι Πειραιάς Μεσόγειος

The Port of Piraeus

Piraeus is home to the largest port in the eastern Mediterranean and has played a crucial role in Greece’s storied history.
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Siraggeio

Siraggeio (or Paraskevas Cave) is believed to have been a sacred place dedicated to the local hero, Siraggos.
01/11/2017
Mikrolimano port Koumoudouros

Mikrolimano (Tourkolimano)

Formerly known as Tourkolimano, it has also been called Koumoundouros Port or “The Lantern".
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Menandrion Theatre of Piraeus

Menandrion Theatre of Piraeus
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Koumoundourou Islet

The location of the last battle between General Archelaos of Pontus and the legions of the Roman General Syllas.
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Aretoussa’s Cave

Descending 65 metres into the depths of a rocky hill in Kastella, visitors will find Aretoussa’s Cave.
09/10/2017
Piraeus, Municipal, Gallery

Piraeus Municipal Gallery

Opened in 1957, the Piraeus Municipal Gallery features theatrical costumes, photographs, programmes, and other theatrical material. While its permanent home at the Old Post Office is currently being restored, the gallery is temporarily housed at the Piraeus Municipal Theatre.
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Panos, Aravantinos, Museum, Design

Panos Aravantinos Museum of Set Design

Housed at the Municipal Theatre, this museum’s main entrance is on Ag. Konstantinou Street. Bequeathed to the municipality of Piraeus by artist Panos Aravantinos upon his premature death in 1930
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Maritime Tradition Museum Piraeus

Maritime Tradition Museum

The Greek Maritime Tradition Museum is a non-profit organization that celebrates Greece’s maritime history and traditions.