Good morning friends.
Asyrmatos or Attaliotika or Petrina is the district that stretches below the Filopappos ring road and stubbornly keeps the charm of the old Athenian neighborhood. Just a few minutes from Syntagma you can reach a small neighborhood with stone houses, which will give you the impression that you are in a quiet village.
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It does indeed look peaceful and quiet Tasos. You portray the area in a very good light. Maybe you should be their ambassador
I've subscribed to your channel by the way

Nicely done.    

Aloha Tasos,

     Good job on the video!  The subject matter is very interesting.  Very much like "a day in the life!"  I wish I could read Greek!

     Nice music!

     Take care and be safe!

Aloha and Drone On!

Always showing us fantastic footage! Thanks for sharing this with us, Tasos. Have a wonderful day and fly safe!

Absolutely beautiful landscape and what an amazing village.  

Blériot53 Posted at 1-21 23:52
It does indeed look peaceful and quiet Tasos. You portray the area in a very good light. Maybe you should be their ambassador
I've subscribed to your channel by the way

Thank you very much my friend for your continued support

DAFlys Posted at 1-22 01:32
Nicely done.

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

BEAUTIFUL village. OUTSTANDING work on the video. You are truly an artiste!

Cetacean Posted at 1-22 02:06
Aloha Tasos,

     Good job on the video!  The subject matter is very interesting.  Very much like "a day in the life!"  I wish I could read Greek!

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

Cetacean Posted at 1-22 02:06
Aloha Tasos,

     Good job on the video!  The subject matter is very interesting.  Very much like "a day in the life!"  I wish I could read Greek!

The site was first inhabited after the Catastrophe of 1922, when refugees from Asia Minor arrived: about 800 families, who built makeshift houses (with lawns, planks and bricks) on a 30-acre hill, where an abandoned quarry stood. As most of these families came from Antalya, Attaliotika prevailed as the original name of the district. In a series of articles in the Athenian press from the 1920s until the time of Alexandrakis's film, Asyrmatos emerged as one of the capital's most degraded neighborhoods: a slum full of barefoot children and oil lamps, where rubbish had to be taken out. its limits and the water to be transferred to the hands, through impassable paths. Things changed, but at a slow pace. First was the fire of 1944 during the December Revolution, which destroyed not only the War School, but also some houses. And then there were the actions of Queen Federick in the 1950s. On her initiative, that is, the hewn stones from the then demolished War School were reused for the construction of 170 houses, which in 1956 undertook to house the population of Asyrmatos.

DJI Paladin Posted at 1-22 02:07
Always showing us fantastic footage! Thanks for sharing this with us, Tasos. Have a wonderful day and fly safe!

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-22 06:27
Absolutely beautiful landscape and what an amazing village.

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

Mobilehomer Posted at 1-22 09:11
BEAUTIFUL village. OUTSTANDING work on the video. You are truly an artiste!

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

Tasos GR Posted at 1-22 09:09
Thank you very much my friend for your continued support

You're welcome

Nicely filmed as ususal Tasos. At first look in the beginning, you can clearely see that this old village stands out with its red roofs, compaired to the rest. Thanks for showing.

Tasos GR Posted at 1-22 09:09
Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

Its my pleasure.     

Tasos GR Posted at 1-22 09:13
The site was first inhabited after the Catastrophe of 1922, when refugees from Asia Minor arrived: about 800 families, who built makeshift houses (with lawns, planks and bricks) on a 30-acre hill, where an abandoned quarry stood. As most of these families came from Antalya, Attaliotika prevailed as the original name of the district. In a series of articles in the Athenian press from the 1920s until the time of Alexandrakis's film, Asyrmatos emerged as one of the capital's most degraded neighborhoods: a slum full of barefoot children and oil lamps, where rubbish had to be taken out. its limits and the water to be transferred to the hands, through impassable paths. Things changed, but at a slow pace. First was the fire of 1944 during the December Revolution, which destroyed not only the War School, but also some houses. And then there were the actions of Queen Federick in the 1950s. On her initiative, that is, the hewn stones from the then demolished War School were reused for the construction of 170 houses, which in 1956 undertook to house the population of Asyrmatos.

Aloha Tasos,

     Mahalo!  Interesting history.  Looking forward to more!

     Take care and be safe!

Aloha and Drone On!

Tasos GR Posted at 1-22 09:14
Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

My pleasure Tasos.    Keep up the great work and have a wonderful week.

kyalami Posted at 1-23 01:15
Nicely filmed as ususal Tasos. At first look in the beginning, you can clearely see that this old village stands out with its red roofs, compaired to the rest. Thanks for showing.

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

Cetacean Posted at 1-23 01:55
Aloha Tasos,

     Mahalo!  Interesting history.  Looking forward to more!

Thanks for watching my friend. I'm happy that you enjoyed it!

Nice and smooth!