On October 28, Greece’s national holiday, special traffic and public transport measures will affect Athens and Piraeus. The Syntagma metro station and certain tram routes will temporarily close for parades, while major roads in central Athens and Piraeus will restrict traffic. Greek police have also banned large trucks from national highways to enhance road safety.
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Oxi Day is celebrated every October 28 in Athens, commemorating the resolute "No" by Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas to Mussolini's demands in 1940. The day is marked by parades showcasing national pride and serves as a symbol of Greek courage and unity. Enjoy free entry to archaeological sites and visit museums across the city, and immerse yourself in the spirit of this historic occasion.
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