Our areas

Glyka Nera belongs to the Eastern Region of Attica. They form a small city in Mesogeia of Attica and from a pine-covered rural area has begun to be converted into a purely residential area. The buildings and the houses have several similarities between them, forming a single architectural character. Specifically, autonomous low houses with tiled roofs dominate. The area has easy access to major arteries, such as Attiki Odos, Lavriou Avenue and Hemettus Ring Road, which connect it with key points of the capital. The metro and suburban line serves with stops in neighboring areas, such as the stations of Doukissis Plakentias and Kantza.

Chalandri belongs to the Northern Sector of Athens and is located at the foot of Mount Pentelicus. Thanks to this and the fact that it is crossed by the Penteli-Chalandri stream, a beautiful green landscape is formed. Many people choose Chalandri for a walk or a bike ride on the sidewalks and bike paths. It has a lively center with beautiful shops that attract a lot of people for coffee, food or drink. It houses the offices of many companies and businesses, embassies and private hospitals. However, there are many houses, with the result that other parts resemble a big city and other a provincial town. It is located in a very central part of the area, as it has easy access to the main arteries of Athens, such as Attiki Odos and Kifisias and Mesogeion Avenues. Access is also easy by public transport, as there are bus lines but also metro and suburban stations (Chalandri, Plakentia and Nomismatokopio). Nearby areas are Maroussi, Vrilissia, Cholargos, Agia Paraskevi and Neo Psychiko.

Metamorfosi is located at the foot of Parnitha, near the center of Athens (12 km) and Kifisia. It was a working class settlement and used to be a key choice for the entertainment and recreation of the Athenians, because it had many taverns and reminded of a picturesque village near the capital. Today a modern municipality has been developed with a variety of shops, squares and parks. Access to Metamorfosi by public transport is possible through the buses that serve relevant routes, through the suburban railway but also through the metro in a neighboring area at the Neratziotissa station. It is crossed by Attiki Odos and the National Road, which create a junction within the boundaries of the area.

Peristeri belongs to the Western Suburbs of Athens and in fact has the largest numbers of permanent residents in the entire Western Sector of the capital. It is located very close to the center of Athens (4.5 km) and the areas of Aigaleo, Chaidari, Petroupolis and Ilion. In the past, the area was full of fields. But later, houses, industries, storage areas and factories were gradually created. The area is served by three metro stations, namely Agios Antonios, Peristeri and Anthoupolis, which is also a terminal. The bus network to metro stations is excellent with very frequent routes and many connections. Peristeri is adjacent to two major arteries of the Athens network, Kifissos Avenue and Athens Avenue.

Marathon belongs to Eastern Attica and is located near Nea Makri, Kapandriti and Stamata. It is a small town with special natural beauty, with heavy vegetation, sandy beaches and fertile areas with crops. It is particularly well known historically, since the battle of the same name took place there in 490 BC. It is also known thanks to the artificial lake that was built with the vision of providing water for Athens. Indeed, it served this purpose from 1931 to 1959. Access to the Marathon is very easy, as it has connections with main arteries and specifically the Attiki Odos and the Dionysos, Penteli and Limni Avenues (via the National Road Athens – Lamia).