Modern apartment in the center of Egaleo

Aigaleo is located in the Western Sector of Athens and is only 6 km away from the city center, bordering to the east with the Municipality of Athens, to the north with the municipalities of Peristeri and Chaidari, to the west with the municipalities of Nikaia - Agios Ioannis Rentis and Ag. Varvara and to the south with the municipality of Moschato - Tavros. The terrain of the municipality of Aigaleo is crossed by five major road arteries, specifically the Kifisou, Athinon, Thivon, Petrou Ralli Avenues, and the Iera Odos. Unique Characteristics: Aigaleo is one of the most renowned municipalities of Athens, as it has been in existence since antiquity. The city has developed on both sides of the ancient Iera Odos and has taken its name from Mount Aigaleo, from where the Persian king Xerxes watched his fleet's destruction by the Greeks in the historic Battle of Salamis. Until a few years ago, Aigaleo was the capital of Western Attica, resulting in several public services being headquartered in the city. Its long-standing historical background and its inexhaustible beauty make Aigaleo one of the most popular municipalities as today it combines history with tourism and entertainment. The bustling pedestrian street of the popular Agia Lavra and that of Markou Botsari offer many options in restaurants and cafes, ideal for groups and families. Retaining the aroma of the traditional neighborhood, Aigaleo is one of the most emerging areas of Athens. Accessibility: At the most central point of the municipality, where its most famous square, Eleftherias Square, is located, is the metro station, serving as a central axis for all visitors from all over Athens easily and quickly, as it is only 10 minutes away from the most historic point of the capital, Monastiraki. Investment Potential: Its proximity to the Center of Athens combined with the presence of the metro and commercial development in the surrounding area make Aigaleo an attractive area for investments.