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The Legend of Piraeus

THE LEGEND OF PIRAEUS

“My Piraeus, my Piraeus, with your Saronic Gulf, you take pride in your Olympiacos”, says the famous folk song. But the truth is that Olympiacos is not just the pride of Greece’s largest port; it is the pride of the entire nation. From the moment of its founding in March 1925, Olympiacos was much more than just a sports club. It gave the economically disadvantaged people a reason to walk the streets with their heads held high—proudly. It was not just their team; it was a way of life. A club that was born from the people, grew with them, and ultimately belongs to them. Olympiacos is not just another team—it is a way of life, an example for fighters in everyday life. It never surrenders. It overcomes obstacles and triumphs. It is a Legend. Born in Piraeus, the second-largest port in the Mediterranean, Olympiacos has been immortalized in the song "No matter how much I search, I can’t find another port like this." It carries the Olympiacos ideals across the world. It inspires Greeks. It is something magical in the mind.
Its emblem is the Laurel-Crowned Youth, the Olympic victor. Its colors—the passionate red and the pure white—symbolize its essence. With countless titles across all sports, Olympiacos has become a banner of pride. The name "Legend" was not given by chance to the club of Piraeus, which besides from 47 Championship titles and 28 Greek Cup titles in football, also dominates in every sport in Greece. It has won European titles in multiple disciplines, while in football, it is among Europe's elite, with years of presence in the Champions League—and culminating in winning the UEFA Europa Conference League in the 2023-2024 season! World-class football stars have played for Olympiacos. Among them are Christian Karembeu (now Strategic Advisor and Ambassador), Olof Mellberg, Yaya Touré, Rivaldo, Predrag Đorđević, Kevin Mirallas, Ariel Ibagaza, Giovanni, Darko Kovačević (now sporting director), Albert Riera, Luciano Galletti, Éric Abidal, Ibrahim Afellay, Javier Saviola, Alejandro Domínguez, Esteban Cambiasso, Marko Marin, Óscar Cardozo, Mathieu Valbuena, Marcelo, James Rodríguez, Willian, and many more.

OLYMPIACOS S.F.P.

Over the years, while football and basketball have become professional sports, Olympiacos S.F.P. continues to foster sportsmanship and compete at the highest level in the following disciplines: men’s and women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s water polo, women’s basketball, men’s handball, track and field, swimming, table tennis, boxing, sailing, rowing, canoe-kayak, taekwondo, kickboxing, fencing, beach volleyball, and tennis.

At the same time, the organisation maintains Academies where thousands of children have the opportunity to practice, love, and learn the secrets of their sport from highly trained and scientifically qualified coaches.

Today, Olympiacos is the most popular team in Greece—a legendary club with nearly 100 years of history. A united, indivisible club. A family.

A key testament to Olympiacos' dominance is its 14 European titles in major team sports—four before 2005 and ten since 2014! The women’s water polo team alone has won seven European trophies—three European Championships, one LEN Trophy, and three Super Cups! In fact, two of those Champions League titles were won back-to-back in 2021 and 2022. In 2018, the women’s volleyball team won the Challenge Cup, while in the same year, the men’s water polo team lifted the European Championship. In 2023, the men’s volleyball team also claimed the Challenge Cup. Olympiacos’ men’s volleyball team had previously won the CEV Cup in 1996 and 2005, while in 2002, the men’s water polo team was crowned European Champion and secured the Super Cup.

In individual sports, Olympiacos has also won two European titles, in wrestling and table tennis. For years, Olympiacos Amateur Club has been dominant in every competition it participates in. It is not just an active club—it is a leader and a champion in all sports. Olympiacos has surpassed 320 titles in major Olympic team sports, making it the top multi-sport club in Europe! A perfect example of its impact is seen at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games—out of the 101 Greek athletes representing the country, 23 came from Olympiacos’ teams. Among them, Emmanouil Karalis and Apostolos Christou reached the podium: Karalis won the bronze medal in the pole vault final, and Christou took home the silver medal in the 200-meter backstroke. Olympiacos’ men’s basketball team has also been crowned European Champion three times—1997, 2012, and 2013—while in 2013, they also won the Intercontinental Cup. Millions of passionate Olympiacos fans share a deep, unwavering love for the club's iconic red-and-white striped jersey. They expect the athletes to embody the passion, pride, and determination that the name Olympiacos has represented since its very first breath. The club that became a LEGEND!

THE LEGEND ON EUROPE’S THRONE – THE ULTIMATE TRIUMPH

During the 2023-24 season, Olympiacos, under the leadership of Evangelos Marinakis, achieved European glory at both the first team and Academy levels. The "Red-and-Whites" made history by securing the first-ever UEFA trophy won by a Greek team, lifting two European titles! First, the Olympiacos U19 team triumphed in the UEFA Youth League, defeating AC Milan 3-0 in the final. Then, the first team followed up with an unforgettable 1-0 victory over Fiorentina in Nea Filadelfeia, clinching the UEFA Europa Conference League. This incredible feat marked a monumental moment for Greek sports history! The celebrations in Athens and Piraeus—culminating at the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus—were unparalleled. The entire city stayed awake, and all of Greece rejoiced!

"The crazy dream is now a reality. For our Olympiacos, for our Piraeus, for our Greece. I want our countless fans, our players, our great coach, and everyone who gave us the strength to keep dreaming and turning those dreams into reality to enjoy this night. Long live Olympiacos, long live Piraeus, long live Greece!"
—Evangelos Marinakis, Olympiacos President

With this achievement, Olympiacos became the first club in European football history to win two UEFA competitions in a single season—an unprecedented accomplishment that no other club has ever achieved!

SOCIAL AND CHARITY ACTION

Under the presidency of Evangelos Marinakis, Olympiacos has made a significant impact both in Greece and internationally through its charitable and social initiatives, transforming and improving the lives of countless people. The club has actively committed to social development and well-being, responding immediately to support those in need, especially victims of natural disasters in recent years. Furthermore, Olympiacos has consistently provided moral and financial support to major organizations dedicated to caring for children and their families as they bravely fight cancer and other serious illnesses.

The Olympiacos Academy and its network of football schools across Greece and abroad play an active role in these philanthropic efforts, inspiring younger generations to understand the importance of helping others and leading by example. Additionally, the club continuously enhances its facilities, introducing new services and amenities to ensure that individuals with disabilities can fully experience the magic of football. Olympiacos is truly a "Red-and-White" family—one that cares for and supports its people.

GEORGIOS KARAISKAKIS STADIUM

The iconic stadium was originally built in 1895 as a Velodrome for the first modern Olympic Games in Athens (1896). It was used as a football ground for the first time in the 1920s. In 1960, it was rebuilt and renamed in honor of General and National Hero Georgios Karaiskakis (1782-1827), who was killed near the stadium’s location during the Greek War of Independence (1821). The stadium became synonymous with Olympiacos, hosting legendary moments of glory and triumph. In 2003, it was demolished and replaced with a state-of-the-art football-specific stadium with a capacity of 33,449 seats, fully covered, making it one of the most modern venues in Europe. In 2004, it served as a key football venue for the Athens Olympic Games. In August 2023, the Faliro-located stadium hosted the UEFA Super Cup final between Manchester City and Sevilla, receiving high praise from UEFA for an impeccable organization. It was also the stage for the second leg of the UEFA Europa Conference League semi-final against Aston Villa, in an electrifying atmosphere, where Olympiacos secured their place in the final—a historic night for the club. Additionally, the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium provides fans with the opportunity to combine matchday excitement with a visit to the Olympiacos Museum and the official team store, the Red Store, located within the stadium premises.

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Food in Mikrolimano

"Where am I, on an island?" You re not the first, nor the last to have asked this question, whether out loud or in your mind! In 2022, Mikrolimano underwent a transformation and, under the mayorship of Giannis Moralis, it emerged as an even more beloved spot for leisure and strolls. A true seaside oasis!

Walks in Pasalimani

The views it offers from above are truly impressive. And you 'll definitely need a lot of video minutes to capture the most cosmopolitan, bustling, and beloved area of the Piraeus residents: Passalimani. The scenes are countless: jetties where everything from boats to luxurious yachts are tied. Cafes and restaurants overlooking the boats and the sea. Palm trees, the iconic Clock, Kanari Square, Zea Marina with the Naval Museum, Alexandra Square. And the ever-present sun, casting reflections on the sea. An endless promenade by the water, with a wide, safe sidewalk for families and benches for relaxation or coffee on the go. Often, the Municipality organizes exhibitions - such as books, flowers, Greek cuisine, and more.

Explore Kastella

Follow us to discover the famous neighborhood of Kastella and Prophet Elias Hill with the Veakeio Theater. We know all the secrets and will provide you with detailed directions to navigate through the labyrinth of alleys and stairs, admire the neoclassical buildings, and find panoramic viewpoints along the coastline of Piraeus and the Athens Riviera.

Sunset in Piraeus

Still warm from the sun, the rocks of Piraeus, with the Aphrodite Cove where the Cross stands and the "island-style" chapel of Saint Nicholas, invite you to take a break. As do the seafood flavors in the restaurants and taverns along the coast. As for swimming, you don't need to go far: Freattyda Beach, with its organized beachfront, is a small summer paradise within the city. You 'll feel refreshed and await... And there, the sun sets in the west, revealing a palette of colors that is hard to describe in words.

Visit to the Archaeological Museum

The collections of this museum will offer you a representative image of the city's history, which experienced a great heyday in antiquity, serving as a major trading center in the Eastern Mediterranean and a naval base of ancient Athens. The three- story museum was designed in 1960 and inaugurated in 1966.

Performances at the Municipal Theatre

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Tour the churches of Piraeus

Visit to the Maritime Museum of Greece

The maritime history and tradition, from prehistoric times to the present day, come to life in this outstanding museum in Piraeus. The inauguration of the Hellenic Maritime Museum in the Zea Marina building took place in 1969. The exhibition areas cover an impressive 1,700 square meters, showcasing more than 2,500 items organized chronologically and thematically.

The Neighborhood of Galleries

Who would have thought that amidst abandoned factories and warehouses in one of the most developed industrial zones of the 19th and 20th centuries, modern art would find its place in the 21st century? But it happened! The areas near the port and Akti Kondyli started becoming an exciting cultural destination. Galleries and multipurpose venues (where original events are organized) are concentrated in the area of Agios Dionysios and Papastratiou - mainly on Poludeukous, Kastoros, Mesologgiou, and Gravia streets.

The Great Coastal Walk

Have you disembarked from your cruise ship, or are you getting ready to set sail tomorrow and want to get to know Piraeus? Did you come for a vacation in Athens and want to see its port? Or perhaps you're staying in Attica and have the desire to explore Piraeus, where you usually come for entertainment?

Ancient History

Themistocles' vision for the development of Athens as a naval power through Piraeus with its three natural harbors, which were fortified, also included the development of the commercial port: the Cantharus (or Megistos according to Pausanias), which is today's central port of the city. Its total area in antiquity was larger than today. The ends of the seawalls terminated at the two shores (Cape and Eetioneia) with strong towers that held chains (clamps) to close and prevent enemy surprises.

Medieval History

In the Roman period, Piraeus and Athens were separated. During these years, Piraeus not only declined but also, due to Athens' alliance with Mithridates and after a prolonged siege, in 86 BC, the Romans, led by Sulla, destroyed the city and set it on fire along with the shipyards and warehouses. The few inhabitants who remained lived near the port and the temple of Savior Zeus.

Recent History

From the 19th century to the present day, the history of the port is so rich in events and significant for the commerce and industry of Greece that it is difficult to summarize in a few lines. Let's choose the following: When did the interest in the harbor begin in the 19th century? In 1834, with the transfer of the capital to Athens from Nafplio, the newly formed state turned its attention to the development of the port. The Chians from Syros came - wealthy families who would become the emerging commercial and industrial bourgeoisie of Piraeus - and the Hydriots.

Days of the Sea

Every May, we have one more reason to visit Piraeus: the Days of the Sea . Concerts with famous artists, street parties, guided tours, film screenings, dedications, photography and painting exhibitions, conferences, sports events, and many more educational, cultural, and sports activities make up the event program.

Festivals

Christmas in Piraeus. Unique and imaginative are the ideas for celebrating Christmas in the city - every year, in fact, there are more and more surprises.

Gastronomy

The city-port of Piraeus is synonymous with travel, diverse cultures, and diversity. The taste as an expression of culture can transport us to the diverse past of this city, to the traditions and the diversity of the people who have lived here: The Piraeus locals from all social classes, the people who came from the islands, the refugees from Asia Minor, foreigners, and recently, the chefs who have chosen Piraeus in recent years to combine traditional recipes with international cuisine in menus that impress with their creativity and daring.

The gastronomic identity of the city has "seals" that connect the past with the present and, for many, evoke nostalgia for authentic flavors and a pure past. Let's get a taste of Piraeus!

Sport in Piraeus

Piraeus has traditionally been a core of sporting activity, with its clubs promoting the values of sport and bringing unique distinctions at national and international level. Piraeus is home to a number of sports clubs active in various sports, the Olympic Association of Piraeus Fans, the National Association of Piraeus-Faliro Fans, the Peace Friendship Sailing Club, the Greek Yacht Club, the Naval Athletic Association, the Eretos Club, etc.

The Legend of Piraeus

"My Piraeus, my Piraeus, with your Saronic Gulf, you have your Olympiacos as your pride", says the well-known folk song, but the truth is that Olympiacos is not only the pride of the largest port, but also the pride of the whole of Greece. From the very first moment of its foundation, Olympiacos, in March 1925, was much more than a sports club. It was the reason why the economically disadvantaged walked down the street with their heads held high. Proudly. It wasn't just their team, it was a way of life.

Karaiskakis Stadium

It is one of the most famous landmarks in Piraeus and stands out with its "futuristic" design. When Olympiacos plays, the cheers of the fans reverberate throughout the city, and powerful floodlights make the spectacle even more spectacular. The appearance you see today has no relation to the original stadium. The old stadium was built to be a Velodrome for the 1896 Athens Olympic Games and later became the home ground of Olympiacos, being used as a stadium during the 1920s.

The Peace and Friendship Stadium (S.E.F.)

"What is this?" As your vehicle rolls down Ethnarhou Makariou Avenue, the unusual, cavernous shape of the large roof of the Peace and Friendship Stadium comes into view against the backdrop of the sea. Look. It almost looks...flexible. If you've never seen it before, you'll surely have many questions! So, let's provide some answers. When and how was it constructed? The multi-purpose indoor stadium was built between 1981-1984, based on the designs by the architectural firm "Thymios Papagiannis and Associates." Its architecture, modern equipment, and the events held there kept it relevant for many years.

The Peace and Friendship Stadium (S.E.F.)

The Museum of Olympiacos

Olympiacos, the legendary team synonymous with Piraeus, celebrates its 100 years of history in 2025. Its history is grand and thrilling, filled with victories and championships in team and individual sports. At Karaiskaki, the iconic stadium of the city, you will also find the Olympiacos Museum. Established in 2006, the moments of the team's triumphs that turned them into legends will unfold before your eyes. You will learn a lot about the history of Greek sports and various sports.

Food

What... whets your appetite? Fresh fish, appetizers, seafood? Souvlaki and meat dishes? Traditional Greek cuisine? Gourmet or vegan flavors? What kind of cuisine and atmosphere do you prefer? By the seaside? With modern music accompaniment or perhaps with folk and rebetiko music?

Entertainment

Mikrolimano and Kastella. Pasalimani and Marina Zeas. Trouba. City center The nightlife in Piraeus offers endless choices, with entire streets filled with establishments that have left their mark on the city's entertainment scene for quite some time. Follow your instincts, dress according to your mood, and choose where to go tonight in this city-port that never seems to sleep!

Shops

Like any modern city, Piraeus has become a small shopping paradise, especially in recent years, evolving into a travel destination. It welcomes not only ship and cruise passengers but also visitors from all over the world who stay in hotels and engage in tourism.

Take some time to explore the city's markets following our tips: What will you find in Piraeus' markets? Everything! Clothes, shoes, accessories, cosmetics, gift items, jewelry, toys, home goods, and decor, stores with technology products, and much more.

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Mikrolimano

Taking a stroll in the large and child-friendly esplanade of Mikrolimano, with its row of restaurants and cafes, is one of the most beautiful experiences in Piraeus. The view of the sea with moored boats and fishing boats, as well as the Kastella neighborhood that crowns the little harbor, is charming. Mikrolimano will surely remind you of an Aegean island! And what an island...

The Lion of Piraeus

He's standing there. He watches everything.He watches time pass and his city evolve.He poses and takes pictures... He posts on social media.The lion of Piraeus.

The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus

You find yourself in the "heart" of Piraeus. It beats loudly: children play on the square at all hours, people and cars come and go, and all heads turn to look at it. It beats rhythmically: in the evenings, the voices of actors, sounds from concerts, and dance performances echo from its stage. It has been beating for many years, since 1895.

The Monument to the Genocide of the Greeks of Pontus

With your mobile in hand, you turn around and capture a 360-degree view from the peninsula overlooking Alexandra Square. The view is unobstructed. Towards Freattida, Zea Marina, Pasalimani, and the open sea. A small map of the coastline in front of you, with boats reflecting in the water, comes to life with people and cars passing by incessantly. In the evening, the colors of the horizon and the city lights make every photograph and memory priceless. So much so that you want to return on many more afternoons.

The Monument to the Genocide of the Greeks of Pontus

Archaeological Museum of Piraeus

Maritime Museum of Greece

Municipal Gallery of Piraeus

Housed in the neoclassical building that once served as the post office in the early 20th century, the Municipal Art Gallery of Piraeus has been welcoming visitors since 2014. The rich collection of this gallery includes 837 paintings by renowned modern Greek artists, such as Nikolaos and Periklis Lytras, Konstantinos Maleas, Konstantinos Romanides, Michail Economou, and Alexandros Christofis, among others. At times, works by contemporary artists are also exhibited.

Saint Nicholas

Its red domes used to stand out along the entire coastline of the commercial port. Now they are blue, the colour of the sea, since Saint Nicholas is the patron saint of sailors.

Saint Spyridon

The history of the church of Agios Spyridon, the patron saint of Piraeus, is a tale that traces its origins back to the 11th to 12th century, according to some references. Other historical sources suggest it was established as a small chapel in the 16th century. What is certain is that during the years of Frankish and Ottoman rule, there was a monastery dedicated to Agios Spyridon on the northeastern side of the so-called Porto Draco or Porto Leone, where the Lion of Piraeus stands

Holy Trinity

At the location where you see the Holy Trinity of Piraeus today, there used to be an ancient monastery that was destroyed during the Greek War of Independence in 1821. It was re-founded in 1839 and completed between 1841-1845.

Marina of Zeas

Sitting in one of the cafes or restaurants, you can enjoy the sun and the sea view. Impressive sailboats and mega yachts from all over the world are anchoring right in front of you, while people come and go to the Hellenic Maritime Museum, located just a few meters away. You've just visited it and are still filled with images and information about the city's rich maritime tradition. Today and yesterday come together at this very spot. It's a meeting point for boat owners, Piraeus locals, and visitors, bustling with life until late at night, all year round.

Marina of Athens

Its profile is different from that of Zeas Marina, as it is exclusively aimed at those with mega and super yachts. It is considered ideal for those who want to travel to the Aegean islands.

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Walks

The Great Coastal Walk

At Piraiki

Gorgeous sunsets, exquisite flavors, a unique view of the sea, the touch of the city's ancient history dating back to the times of Themistocles and Conon, iconic neoclassical buildings, and an organized beach for swimming; all of these unfold along this 2.5 km route, running alongside the Piraeus Peninsula, right next to the water.

In the Centre of Piraeus

Weekend in Piraeus. This is your chance to get to know Piraeus as a travel destination and not just as the port you arrive at or depart from for the islands!

Beaches

It is rare for a city to have beaches for swimming and recreation, so take advantage of it! Just as they did in the past decades and continue to do so, not only the people of Piraeus but also people from all over Attica who came for a swim at the beaches of Piraeus with their families.

Water sports

Canoeing, kayaking, sailing, inflatable boat rides, skiing, windsurfing... Starting from Piraeus, you can explore the Saronic Gulf and the Athenian Riviera by sea.

Port

Are you coming or going? Are you welcoming or bidding farewell? To which island will you journey today? To which city for business or leisure? Did you arrive by cruise ship and are you ready to stroll through Athens and explore the beauties of Piraeus? I wonder what thoughts cross your mind as the ship drifts away, and you take photos and bid farewell to Piraeus, with the sea breeze ruffling your hair and the sun bathing the decks.

Cruises

Silver Moon, Silver Explorer, Norwegian Spirit, Lirica, Resilient Lady, Jewel of the Seas, the Riviera... As you set sail or return from the islands, your attention will be drawn to the impressive multi-story cruise ships anchored at the cruise terminal in Piraeus.

Nautical Sailing Club

At the edge of the promontory embracing Mikrolimano lies the Nautical Club of Greece with its clubhouse (www.ycg.gr). This historic sailing and yachting club was founded in 1933 with the goal of developing the skills of its athletes and their participation in sports competitions. The club's facilities house the sailing vessels of its athletes, as well as triangle and open-sea boats.

For families

Traveling or taking a stroll in Piraeus with your kids? Absolutely! The city is safe and ideal for families. Depending on their age, you'll find different interesting activities to do together.

For couples

From the balcony of your hotel, you can see the sea and the city. Neoclassical buildings alternating with modern ones. Plazas. People strolling on pedestrian streets or sitting in cafes. The tram. Streets with famous shops...

For solo travellers

"Alone is powerful," as the saying goes. In your case, it's also a unique opportunity to explore the city of Piraeus on your terms and adjust your schedule throughout the day as you please.

For explorers

Many travelers are not content with merely visiting a place's landmarks. They want to experience authentic moments and gain a deeper understanding of its culture and the lives of its people. Piraeus, this port city with a captivating history that dates back to antiquity, possesses a multicultural character that makes it truly unique. It's an ideal destination for those who wish to dive deeper and discover the treasures hidden beneath its surface.

In 2-4 hours

A few hours in Piraeus are enough to get a taste of the sea and enjoy fresh fish and seafood, or have coffee with a view of the Saronic Gulf and the piers with boats. The scene here is always cheerful and feels perpetually summery!

In 1 day

In this case, you'll have time to see the main attractions and get a taste of Piraeus. Here's what we recommend

In 2 days

This is your chance to get to know Piraeus as a travel destination and not just as the port you arrive at or depart from for the islands!

In 3 days

With a three-day vacation trip to Piraeus, you will have the opportunity not only to admire the sights but also to become a part of the city's life and experience the unique atmosphere it exudes, thanks to its long history and multicultural identity.

Piraeus in Cinema

Dramatic and comedic movies from the 1950s and 1960s that left their mark on Greek cinema include scenes shot in the port of Piraeus, Pasalimani, and Kastella. Or, for the sake of the plot, they recreate the neighborhood of Troumba in a studio, as was done in "Lola" and "Red Lanterns".

The most famous and important film of all is, of course, "Never on Sunday" written and directed by Jules Dassin. Melina Mercouri, as Ilya, sang (and even in front of a photo of the Olympiacos team!) the famous "Children of Piraeus" by Manos Hatzidakis, which won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in April 1961, although the composer refused to accept it. No other Greek film song has been able to surpass it in international success, and it is the one with the most cover versions worldwide. Melina won the Best Actress award at Cannes. Dassin's bilingual film is a hymn to the Piraeus of the era, passing in front of the camera. The carriages, the port, the cafes, the rebetika nightclubs, the ships of the 5th fleet - they all depict a cheerful and idealized Piraeus with people who didn't hesitate to dance the famous syrtaki at any moment! An unforgettable advertisement for the city (and Olympiacos, as Melina wears the number 4 jersey in another scene) that made history.

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