Platia Analipseos - Eth. Antistaseos 38

Name: Platia Analipseos - Eth. Antistaseos 38
Address: Pl. Analipseos, Eth. Antistaseos 38, Vrilissia 152 38, Greece, 152, Greece

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Address :	Pl. Analipseos, Eth. Antistaseos 38, Vrilissia 152 38, Greece
Postal code :	152
Categories :	Park ,

Pl. Analipseos, Eth. Antistaseos 38, Vrilissia 152 38, Greece

Best Park in Greece

A	Anastasia B on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Children are playing here every afternoon, there is space for all sorts of children games, as well as biking, or skating, meanwhile the parents can relax in one of the bar -restaurants around the church.
O	Orestis Roussos on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Too many families with kids running around, so I don't recommend it as a place to hang out if you don't belong in that category.
M	Maria Chatzikonstantinou on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A place with many choices coffee bars, tavern, souvlaki place even church. It's like kindergarten during sunny days and this makes it ideal place for family's excursions.
S	Selvia Darmayanti on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cozy and spacey. Good to bring your kids here so they can run around. Also, there are a lot of places for you to sit down, be it for coffee, drinks, or souvlaki.
C	Christina Roadtripper on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ideal playground for kids and a good solution for their parents who can relax in one of the numerous cafés around the square. It can be pretty noisy, however, for those without children who may want to enjoy their beverage more quietly. Also, the trees in the square are left to the merciless climbing of unattended children, which results in many young branches breaking and little trees being destroyed.
M	Marios Lefteriotis on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This the central Square of Vrilissia in Athens GREECE. You can see the beautiful Orthodox Church of this suburb of Athens, as well as the whole area with coffe houses, restaurants, children recreation areas etc. Vrilissia is a picturesque beautiful place at the north of Athens near the mount of Penteli.
S	Sarantis Rouchotas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bring your own children and enjoy your coffee under the sun.Thumbs Up.
L	Lynda Litsa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Named after the church of the same name, this square is the start of the well known Friday Street Market, known as a Laiki Agora. This open farmer's market begins with produce stalls, fruit, veg, honey, wine, olive oil and fish. As we proceed along its 700m length, it becomes a mixture of household goods, curtains, clothes and everything you can imagine.