Piraeus, located in the southeast of Greece, is home to Europe’s biggest passenger port and as such is a huge draw for cruise ships from around the world bringing tourists eager to explore …

Piraeus Port has three car terminals with a total length of 1.4 km, an area of 180,000 m², a storage capacity of 12,000 vehicles and a transhipment capacity of 670,000 units per year.

The establishment of the Port Committee (1911) and the Port of Piraeus Authority (1930) played a vital catalytic role in its development. However, Greece’s involvement in World War II came as …

Tourists are increasingly flocking to the Greek port city of Piraeus, lured by its warm climate, crystal blue waters, exquisite but affordable restaurants serving some of the freshest fish in the …

Piraeus is the largest port in Greece and is one of the most popular destinations for tourists visiting the country because of the great attractions it has to offer and its proximity to Athens, …

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A crucial tip to remember when ordering taxis to get from the port to the train station is to not pick up taxis at the port’s cruise terminal; these vehicles will only take passengers to the Acropolis …

You might travel by air, but some people arrive by boat through the port, which is the biggest European passenger port and the world’s second largest. Because Piraeus is a city by the …

They are looking for the valuable tourist trips to Athens, leaving you no option other than to walk to the train station. If you decide to take the train, once your cruise ship arrives at Piraeus the …

Piraeus is well-known not only for its fish-taverns, but also for the “vibrant beat” of its night life. Modern clubs and bars without number are installed in the old storehouses and the …