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Pangrati, Athens
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pangrati (Greek: Παγκράτι, Pagkrati) is a neighborhood in the Municipality of Athens. It is bordered by
the Kolonaki (Greek: Κολωνάκι, Kolonaki) neighborhood to the north, the Kessariani (Greek:
Καισαραινή, Kasariani) Municipality to the east, the Vironas (Greek: Βύρωνας, Vironas) Municipality to
the south, and the Mets (Greek: Μετς, Mets) neighborhood to the west. It is not to be confused as a
separate suburb, as it is part of the Athens city proper. However, it is frequently mistaken as such,
possibly because of it bordering the actual suburbs of Vironas and Kessariani.
Transportation in Pangrati
Pangrati is served by bus #209 and trolleys #2,4 and 11. Recent information released by the Attiko
Metro has suggested there will be a future metro station on the border of Pangrati and Kaisariani on
Imitou St., to be named Pangrati/Kaisariani, on the proposed Orange Line (Line #4).
Squares in Pangrati
Pangrati has 4 major squares (Greek: πλατεία, plateia) frequented by its locals : Plastira, Pangratiou,
Profitis Ilias and Varnava. Each square has its separate identity within the neighborhood. ; At
Pangratiou Square, Pangratiou Park is to be found, together with a major street named Spirou
Merkouri, which runs into Konstandinou Ave and up towards Evangelismos Metro Station. At Profitis
Ilias Square, one will find the Church of the Prophet Elijah (Greek: Προφήτης Ιλιας, Profitis Ilias), and
also Imitou street, which runs through the entire span of Pangrati starting from Kessariani ; around
Varnava Square, is the area behind the Kallimarmaro Stadium, while Plastira Square serves as a
stop for all three trolley networks and local bus routes.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pangrati (Greek: Παγκράτι, Pagkrati) is a neighborhood in the Municipality of Athens. It is bordered by
the Kolonaki (Greek: Κολωνάκι, Kolonaki) neighborhood to the north, the Kessariani (Greek:
Καισαραινή, Kasariani) Municipality to the east, the Vironas (Greek: Βύρωνας, Vironas) Municipality to
the south, and the Mets (Greek: Μετς, Mets) neighborhood to the west. It is not to be confused as a
separate suburb, as it is part of the Athens city proper. However, it is frequently mistaken as such,
possibly because of it bordering the actual suburbs of Vironas and Kessariani.
Transportation in Pangrati
Pangrati is served by bus #209 and trolleys #2,4 and 11. Recent information released by the Attiko
Metro has suggested there will be a future metro station on the border of Pangrati and Kaisariani on
Imitou St., to be named Pangrati/Kaisariani, on the proposed Orange Line (Line #4).
Squares in Pangrati
Pangrati has 4 major squares (Greek: πλατεία, plateia) frequented by its locals : Plastira, Pangratiou,
Profitis Ilias and Varnava. Each square has its separate identity within the neighborhood. ; At
Pangratiou Square, Pangratiou Park is to be found, together with a major street named Spirou
Merkouri, which runs into Konstandinou Ave and up towards Evangelismos Metro Station. At Profitis
Ilias Square, one will find the Church of the Prophet Elijah (Greek: Προφήτης Ιλιας, Profitis Ilias), and
also Imitou street, which runs through the entire span of Pangrati starting from Kessariani ; around
Varnava Square, is the area behind the Kallimarmaro Stadium, while Plastira Square serves as a
stop for all three trolley networks and local bus routes.
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