Location
Keratsini is a city on suburbs western part of the Athens-Piraeus agglomeration. On Saronic Gulf coast about 9.5 kilometres (6 miles) west of Athens in Greece.
Piraeus Harbour
Piraeus is the largest passenger port in Greece. Ferries from Piraeus connect most of the Aegean islands, including the Cyclades, the Dodecanese, the Saronic Islands, the North Aegean Islands and Crete. In fact, the port of Piraeus dates back to antiquity and was founded around the 5th century BC, although it has been destroyed, abandoned and rebuilt more than once due to various wars. It currently serves as a modern port for travelers, with many renovated facilities, but is very busy during the tourist season.
Piraeus Archaeological Museum
The Archaeological Museum of Piraeus is located near the port of Piraeus. It exhibits finds discovered during excavations carried out in the wider area, i.e. Piraeus and coastal Attica. The majestic building consists of two floors with separate halls, which are divided thematically. The current collection was exhibited in its current state in 1966. The objects cover the period from the Minoan to the Roman era.
Diomidous Botanical Garden
A huge area at the end of Iera Odos Street, the garden is located in the Haidari district, 8 km from Omonia Square. The gardens are renowned for numerous exotic flora, both wild and cultivated species. The Diomidous Botanical Garden is Greece’s largest botanical garden. Spanning 1,860 acres, it features diverse plant collections, including an arboretum, herb gardens, and Mediterranean flora.
Andreas Papandreou Park
Louis Mills Museum
A contemporary and interactive museum for the culture of nutrition, the environment, the history of the milling industry and the rich tradition accompanying the wheat-flour-bread cycle.
Georgios Averof
The Greek cruiser Georgios Averof served in the Greek Navy for many years since 1911, making history with many successful conquests. She survived two world wars and three local wars, and is currently the last existing armored cruiser in the world, anchored in Paleo Feliro in Greece, and serves as a museum ship.
