At beautiful Piraeus
you will have several interesting options
to see and  entertain yourselves...

Visit the important Archaeological Museum. In its halls you will have the opportunity to see some rare exhibits, such as the bronze statues of Apollo (6th century BC.), of Athena (fourth century BC.) and of Artemis (fourth century BC.) and the impressive monument  of Kallithea.

Explore the Naval Museum, which holds well in its halls the works by important seascape artists of 19th and 20th century (Such as Volanakis, Chatzis, Prosalentis the Ntemiris etc.), unique ship models to understand the evolution of Greek shipping industry over the years and important maps from the 16th to the 19th century.

Visit the impressive Municipal Theatre of Piraeus, facing Korais Square, where the "heart" of the city beats. Deservedly is considered as one of the most remarkable samples of public architecture in Greece of the 19th century, but also as one of the best theaters in Balkans!

One afternoon go to Prophet Elijah to watch an interesting concert or a play with famous singers and leading actors. In this area you will find cafes with panoramic views and taverns with good grilled meat.

Pasalimani
Enjoy ice cream, coffee or a cold beer, overlooking the port of Zea, at the seaside cafes and taverns, which succeed one another in the wide sidewalk with the palm trees that reaches Alexandra Square.

Do your shopping at  center’s shops and take advantage of the very good quality, variety and the good prices. At noon, you will find something tasty to snack at ouzo-bars, cafes and pizzerias on Korais Square.

Mikrolimano
for fresh fish and  seafood by the sea  and atmospheric bars with nice music, you will descend to  the picturesque harbor with the fishing boats and yachts.

Marina Zea
for lunch, coffee or dessert overlooking the sea and a stroll on the waterfront, next to luxury yachts.