Piraeus

Disruptions in Athens transport on Friday and over weekend

Workers at the Athens metro, the Piraeus-Kifissia electric railway (ISAP) and the tram will hold a work stoppage Friday from 12 noon to 3 p.m. to protest new legislation that will allow the Athens Public Transport Organization (OASA) to make commercial use of stations and areas belonging to STASY, the operator of the capital's fixed-track public transport system.

Disruptions in Athens Friday and over weekend

Workers at the Athens metro, the Piraeus-Kifissia electric railway (ISAP) and the tram will hold a work stoppage Friday from 12 noon to 3 p.m. to protest new legislation that will allow the Athens Public Transport Organization (OASA) to make commercial use of stations and areas belonging to STASY, the operator of the capital's fixed-track public transport system.

2016 Chef’s Golden Hat Awards: The Best Restaurants in Greece

The 2016 “Chef’s Golden Hat” gala dinner and awards ceremony on 13th February was a star-studded event attended by 280 guests – famous artists, businessmen and politicians, among others. It was a night of excitement and glamour hosted at “Grande Bretagne Hotel” Ballroom, in the centre of Athens.

Greece to turn down Gucci request for event at Parthenon (photos)

The official request by global luxury brand Gucci to hold a fashion show at the Parthenon in Athens on June 1 has caused some uproar in Greece. According to newspaper Eleftheros Typos, the company has also asked to record the fashion event, but the chances of the Greek authorities accepting its request are slim.

Tsochatzopoulos 'stable' following hospitalization

Former Socialist defense minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos, who is serving a 20-year sentence for money laundering at Attica's high-security Korydallos Prison, was transferred to the Attikon Hospital on Tuesday following a thrombosis relapse.

The hospital director, Constantinos Dragonas, said later in the day that Tsochatzopoulos was in a stable condition.

Migration | Piraeus | To March 5

The Hellenic Parliament Foundation and the Municipality of Piraeus present two exhibitions at the port city's Municipal Gallery comparing past and present migration crises. The first, "Attica Welcomes the Refugees of '22," comprises photographs documenting the arrival of thousands of Greeks from Asia Minor, who went on to settle in and around Piraeus, as well as other parts of Attica.

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