Piraeus has a history that dates back to antiquity, when it served as the main port of Athens and one of the most important naval centers in Greece. In the 5th century BC, it was fortified with the Long Walls and played a crucial role in the rise of Athenian power. In modern times, it developed into the largest port in the country and a major commercial and shipping hub, a role it continues to hold today

Piraeus welcomes you to a city full of sea, history, and authentic Greek energy. The country’s largest port is not only a gateway to the islands, but also a unique destination in its own right. From the picturesque neighborhoods of Kastella to the cosmopolitan Mikrolimano, Piraeus offers unforgettable experiences right by the water.

Visitors can explore important museums, stroll along the Peiraiki coast with stunning views of the endless blue, enjoy fresh seafood, and feel the vibrant rhythm of a city that blends past and present. With easy access from Athens and countless options for walks, gastronomy, and culture, Piraeus is a destination worth discovering