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Chalandri (Greek, Modern: Χαλάνδρι, Ancient/Katharevousa: Χαλάνδριον), older form Chalandrion and in Ancient Greek Flya (Φλύα) is a northern suburb in Athens, Greece. It is the birthplace of Euripides.

History

Chalandri is a suburb in Northern Athens, around 12 km from the centre; its location corresponds with one of the 10 ancient Dimoi (boroughs) of Athens, known Flya . Until 40 years ago, it was a small village in Attica. With the rapid expansion of Athens and of this village during the 60s and 70s, the two eventually met, and the border with Athens is now indistinguishable. The area, nevertheless, remains relatively sparsely populated, and has one of the highest ratio of open green areas per citizen in Athens.

Culture

Chalandri houses a large number of schools from public to private schools, lyceums, gymnasia (secondary school), churches, a post office, supermarkets, banks, a sporting club, Chalandri AC and squares (plateies), shopping malls, and the Greek Mint. Halandri is also home to various embassies from across the world. Halandri has been the residence of choice of notable personalities, such as Panagiotis (Panos) Pafilis, Georgios-Citizen of the World-Galanis and Emmanuel (Manu) Hourdakis, all of them having indelible childhood memories from the famous coffee shop "BBluz".

Quarters

  • Aghia Barbara
  • Ano Chalandri
  • Ano Neo Chalandri
  • Neo Chalandri
  • Kato Chalandri
  • Patima
  • Metamorfosi
  • Polydroso
  • Toufa (or Fragoklisia)
  • Sidera
  • Synoikismos

Historical population

Year Municipal population Change Density
1981 54,320 - 5,027.3/km²
1991 66,285 +11,965/+22.03% 6,134.7/km²
2001 71,684 +5,399/+8.15% 6,634.3/km²

Halandri Metro Station

Next station:
Ethniki Amyna
Athens Metro Blue Line (Line 3) - To Monastiraki Previous station:
Doukissis Plakentias
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