Vrilissia

Vrilissia is a municipality of the North Athens nearby unit, within the Attica region. It is placed in the Athens basin, on the southwestern foot of the Penteli Mountain. At the 2011 census, the municipality had 30,741 citizens. In antiquity the vicinity of Vrilissia shaped a part of the deme of Phlya, which protected the land spanning from Psychiko to Agia Paraskevi and particularly targeted on what is now called the Municipality of Chalandri. Vrilissia became a part of the municipality of Chalandri until 1949, when it became a separate network.

It have become a municipality in 1990. The suburb experienced speedy development in the course of 2004 because of town improvements for the Athens Olympic Games, with the city's peripheral road circuit completed, works of the metropolis's regeneration, widening of the principal avenue and diverting of the internal visitors. After long-lasting conflicts, the Naval Base place turned into transferred to the municipality with an reliable rite, whilst many small parks had been created in every neighbourhood.

Vrilissia is an prosperous suburb with numerous colleges spanning all grades, sporting grounds and parks; it's also domestic to a large commercial district with a number of banks and numerous malls inside its territory. Two popular centres of interest are the two principal squares, "Plateia Iroon" or Iroon Square and "Plateia Analipseos" or Analipseos Square, currently renovated and website hosting several small espresso stores. Vrilissia has notably huge, immediately roads, in stark assessment to those normally found in Athens, and is also extraordinarily inexperienced, with most homes/apartment blocks extending to gardens.