Pedestrian Dionysiou Areopagitou

The pedestrian walkway of Dionysiou Areopagitou starting from Amalias Avenue and ends at the Odeon, it is part of the pedestrian system “gave birth” unification of the archaeological sites of the center. The pedestrian zone, which has been declared an archaeological site, not only removed vehicles, but stood free public spaces and a large walk (among the largest in Europe) that transformed the leisure pole.
Important reference points are the large plateau in front of the new Acropolis Museum and the triangle Parthenis (junction of Robert Ghali and Dionysiou Areopagitou). The overall feel of a shaft boardwalk that crosses the residential fabric of the city, defines important archaeological sites and museums keeping the intense local, green character is that of a complete proposal for someone to look at the history of a single diadromi.Sta west connected with Apostolou Pavlou Street (also pedestrianized), leading to Thissio.