In 1922 Greeks who lived in Asia Minor for centuries were forced to leave their houses and come to Piraeus. Their adventure was like a Ancient Greek tragedy. The tour shows how refugees of the Asia Minor Catastrophe survived in Piraeus and Athens. We visit all the important places in the port in Drapetsona, Nikaia, and in the northern suburbs of Athens. We visit industrial places, abandoned mansions, historical monuments, museums and churches. We eat at a tavern with Greek Minor Asia food. Today, the Asia Minor Refugees are acknowledged as a primal part of the Greek culture that enriched it with their vigor and virtues. Tickets to museums and lunch are not included in the price of the tour.
We will meet at the Saint Denis Church on Kekropos Road, at the entrance of the Church
I will leave you at the train station of Nea Ionia/ Persissos and the train (line1) will take you to Monastiraki
Visit the church and the neighborhood
We will walk by the sea and see the old industry and speak about it
We will visit the museums and a nearby church
We will visit a historical courtyard of a church, a deserted neighborhood, an iconic bridge and an abandoned stone train station
We will visit a monument of the Greek Resistance, the spot of an execution, a church with icons brought by the Refugees
We will visit a church with beautiful icons brought by the Refugees, imposing stone houses that sheltered the refugees a museum of a textile factory
We will visit a church with icons brought by the Refugees and museums about the history and lifestyle of the Refugees. We will have a meal with dishes of the Refugees
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