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Access to the National School of Public Health (ESDY-NSPH), Athens from the Airport The ESDY-NSPH can easily be accessed by the Metro (underground blue line M3). From Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos Airport) you can take: 1. the metro (ticket cost 10.00 € one way, service every half hour) and get off at Ambelokipi Station (no change required, both the Airport Metro Station and Ambelokipoi Metro Station are on the blue line (M3)). Get out of Ambelikipi Station through the Alexandras/Soutsou Exit and walk at the direction of the cars. After 270 m (3 minutes walk) you arrive at the School. 2. the X95 Airport Bus (departs outside the Εxit 5 of the airport (arrivals level), ticket to be bought at the Bus Booth just outside the exit, ticket cost 6.00 € one way), and get off at Ambelokipi Platia Bus Stop (around 45 minutes journey). Then walk up, by a small garden/park, and turn left to get to Leoforos Alexandras to arrive at the NSPH. 3. a taxi (from the Taxi Station outside Exits 2 and 3 of airport arrivals level). The cost of the taxi is fixed if your destination is within the Inner Circle of Athens (daktylios) and amounts to: 38.00 € (hours 05:00 – 24:00) 54.00 € (hours 24:00 – 05:00) If your destination is outside the Inner Circle (daktylios) then you pay by the taximeter. The ESDY-NSPH, is right on the Inner Circle. Leaving from the National School of Public Health (ESDY-NSPH), Athens to the Airport From the ESDY-NSPH to Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos Airport) you can take: 1. the metro (blue line M3) from Ambelokipi Station, Direction Airport (ticket cost 10.00 € one way, service every half hour at 11’ and 41’ minutes past the hour, journey takes 32 minutes) and get off at Terminus (Airport). Departures timetable from Ambelokipi (journey duration 32 minutes): 05:44, 06:11, 06:41, 07:11, 07:41, 08:11, 08:41, 09:11, 09:41, 10:11, 10:41, 11:11, 11:41, 12:11, 12:41, 13:11, 13:41, 14:11, 14:41, 15:11, 15:41, 16:11, 16:41, 17:11, 17:41, 18:11, 18:41, 19:11, 19:41, 20:11, 20:41, 21:11, 21:41, 22:11, 22:41, 23:11 Under the auspices of The Hellenic Ministry of Health 2. the X95 Airport Bus from Galaxias Bus Stop (around 7 minutes walk from the School, around 45- 50 minutes journey) and get off at Terminus (Airport). You have to wave to the bus-driver (raise your hand) so that he stops for you to get on the bus. Ticket cost 6.00 € oneway, you can buy it from the bus driver. Galaxias X95 Bus Stop is the 5th stop after the departure of X95 Bus from Syntagma, and it takes around 10 minutes to get from Syntagma to Galaxias. Departures of X95 Bus from Syntagma are shown in the table below: X95 Departures form Syntagma everyday Hour Minutes 0 0 20 40 1 0 20 45 2 10 35 3 5 30 55 4 20 40 55 5 10 25 40 55 6 20 35 50 7 5 20 35 55 8 10 25 40 9 0 15 30 50 10 10 25 45 11 0 20 35 55 12 10 30 45 13 5 20 40 55 14 15 30 50 15 5 25 40 16 0 15 35 55 17 15 30 45 18 0 15 30 45 19 0 15 30 45 20 0 20 40 21 0 20 40 55 22 15 35 50 23 10 25 45 3. a taxi from the ESDY-NSPH to the airport costs around 38.00 € at day time, with a journey duration of 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. Under the auspices of The Hellenic Ministry of Health Leaving from other Metro Stations of Athens to the Airport If another metro station is suitable for you, here are the timetables (blue line M3). Departures timetable from Monastiraki metro station (journey duration 40 minutes): 05:38, 06:04, 06:34, 07:04, 07:34, 08:04, 08:34, 09:04, 09:34, 10:04, 10:34, 11:04, 11:34, 12:04, 12:34, 13:04, 13:34, 14:04, 14:34, 15:04, 15:34, 16:04, 16:34, 17:04, 17:34, 18:04, 18:34, 19:04, 19:34, 20:04, 20:34, 21:04, 21:34, 22:04, 22:34, 23:04 Departures timetable from Syntagma metro station (journey duration 38 minutes): 05:40, 06:06, 06:36, 07:06, 07:36, 08:06, 08:36, 09:06, 09:36, 10:06, 10:36, 11:06, 11:36, 12:06, 12:36, 13:06, 13:36, 14:06, 14:36, 15:06, 15:36, 16:06, 16:36, 17:06, 17:36, 18:06, 18:36, 19:06, 19:36, 20:06, 20:36, 21:06, 21:36, 22:06, 22:36, 23:06 Departures timetable from Evangelismos metro station (journey duration 36 minutes): 05:41, 06:08, 06:38, 07:08, 07:38, 08:08, 08:38, 09:08, 09:38, 10:08, 10:38, 11:08, 11:38, 12:08, 12:38, 13:08, 13:38, 14:08, 14:38, 15:08, 15:38, 16:08, 16:38, 17:08, 17:38, 18:08, 18:38, 19:08, 19:38, 20:08, 20:38, 21:08, 21:38, 22:08, 22:38, 23:08 Departures timetable from Megaro Mousikis metro station (journey duration 34 minutes): 05:43, 06:09, 06:39, 07:09, 07:39, 08:09, 08:39, 09:09, 09:39, 10:09, 10:39, 11:09, 11:39, 12:09, 12:39, 13:09, 13:39, 14:09, 14:39, 15:09, 15:39, 16:09, 16:39, 17:09, 17:39, 18:09, 18:39, 19:09, 19:39, 20:09, 20:39, 21:09, 21:39, 22:09, 22:36, 23:09 For more information you can visit the official site http://www.stasy.gr/index.php?id=33&no_cache=1&L=1 Under the auspices of The Hellenic Ministry of Health Access to NSPH from President Hotel It is around 7 minutes walk. Walk on Kifisias Avenue, and then turn left at Leoforos Alexandras (cross by the traffic lights when you get at the cross-road). Access to NSPH from Athinais Hotel It is around 8 minutes walk. Either walk by the avenue (Leoforos Vassilissis Sofias) and then turn left in Leoforos Alexandras, or go using the smaller inside streets. Access to NSPH from Best Western Ilissia Hotel It is a distance of 1.6 km, around 22 minutes walk. Alternatively, you can walk to the metro station “Megaro Moussikis”, take the metro Direction Doukissis Plakentias/Airport, and get off at the next stop “Ambelokipi”. After that it is 3 minutes walk to get to the NSPH. Access to NSPH from other hotels which had been recommended From Fresh Hotel and Α for Athens Hotel you go the metro station Monastiraki and take the blue line M3 Direction Doukissis Plakentias/Airport. From Amalia Hotel you go the metro station Syntagma and take the blue line M3 Direction Doukissis Plakentias/Airport. From Αcropolis View Hotel you go the metro station Acropolis and take the red line M2 Direction Anthoupoli. Get off at next stop (Syntagma) and change line. Take the blue line M3 Direction Doukissis Plakentias/Airport. We send you the map of the Athens metro system, hoping it will be of help. á í ç è ñ Ð Ü ÌÁÑÁÈÙÍÁÓ ÊÑÕÏÍÅÑÉ ÖÕËÇ ÁÃÉÏÓ ÓÔÅÖÁÍÏÓ ÓÔÁÌÁÔÁ Á×ÁÑÍÅÓ ÈÑÁÊÏÌÁÊÅÄÏÍÅÓ ÁÍÏÉÎÇ ATHENS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION MAP Kifissia TO ÊÉÁÔÏ Ano Liossia KAT Metamorfosi Iraklio Maroussi Iraklio Neratziotissa Ag. 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Metaxa Transfer Stations Í Platia Esperidon Bto Buses & Trolleys Kolymvitirio Asklipiio Voulas ÓÁÑÙÍÉÄÁ ÊÅÑÁÔÅÁ Wednesday 25 May 2016, 18:15 – 22:30 hrs The Acropolis Museum and Welcome Reception The celebration of ASPHER’s 50th Anniversary and the Welcome Reception will take place at The Acropolis Museum, Dionysiou Areopagitou 15, 117 42 Athens, Greece. The programme is as follows: 18:15 Departure from the National School of Public Health (by coaches) 19:00 – 19:45 The Acropolis Museum Amphitheatre Launch of ASPHER’s Anniversary Book – Anders Foldspang, Jacqueline Müller-Nordhorn History of the National School of Public Health – Alkiviadis Vatopoulos 19:45 – 20:45 The Acropolis Museum exhibition area Private guided tour 20:45 – 22:30 The Acropolis Museum Restaurant (2nd floor) Welcome Reception 22:30 Return to the National School of Public Health (by coaches) Please have with you the ASPHER’s 50th ANNIVERSARY INVITATION which we will send you.
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    PRACTICAL INFORMATION – “ATHENS & BEYOND” CITY GUIDE The organizing committee of the 15th Mount Holyoke European Alumnae Symspoium in Athens / Fougaro have compiled practical information as well as an “Athens & Beyond” city guide. The guide contains a lot of information which is practical for the weekend as well as if you are planning to stay longer. Note, however, that although we have tried to double-check the information provided, we cannot guarantee that things have not changed nor your experience. Enjoy Athens and Greece! See you soon! Anastasia Dimitropoulou ’97, Maddy Hewitt ’84, Martha Murray FP’91, Ioli Christopoulou ’01, on behalf of the organizing committee 1 Table of Contents Program overview .......................................................... 3 Useful websites ............................................................. 4 Reading list .................................................................. 4 Dress code ................................................................... 4 From the airport to the city center ...................................... 4 Practical Tips & Safety ..................................................... 5 Welcome to Athens ......................................................... 7 What to do and what to see............................................... 8 Greek Food ................................................................. 11 Restaurants, tavernas, cafes and bars in Athens ..................... 11 Near the Acropolis area (in alphabetical order) ....................................................................
  • Erasmus Experience Is So Much More Than Just an Exchange Program

    Erasmus Experience Is So Much More Than Just an Exchange Program

    Erasmus experience is so much more than just an exchange program. It’s a lifestyle, it’s a party, it’s a celebration, it’s a Hollywood movie and you are starring!!! And this is a guide to help you explore the setting: Athens!!!! RELEASE DATE: June 2015 AllAboutAthensT.H.E.N.S. We start with a little bit of history…so, what do you know about Athens? Long before it became a great city and the birthplace of democracy, the area of Athens must have been a beautiful place- otherwise it would be impossible to explain why the most powerful ancient gods duelled to give their name to the city.In the end it was Poseidon, the god of the sea, and Athena, the goddess of wisdom, who reached the final round. Zeus, out of whose head Athena was born, in order to avoid a violent encounter between the two gods, declared that each should make an offer to the new city and the city would be named after the god whose offer would be accepted by the citizens. Poseidon, who was Zeus' brother, came first and struck the rock of the Acropolis, opening a spring of water. This meant that Poseidon was offering the new city success at sea. Then Athena came forward and dropped a seed to the ground that immediately turned into an olive tree. This was meant to indicate that the goddess was offering the new city the peace and wisdom, which the citizens accepted and named their city Athens, while the owl, the bird associated with Athena and signified wisdom, became the sacred animal of the Athenians Athens Step by Step So now that you know this story, if you want to discover Athens, you will have get active! We have prepared a nice walk for you that you can take more than once both with your national or international friends!! Acropolis, Makrygianni, Thissio • You can start your walk by getting off at the Acropolis metro station (red line).
  • TR STOR REIC Company Presentation June 2020

    TR STOR REIC Company Presentation June 2020

    TR STOR REIC Company Presentation June 2020 1 Contents Company Overview 04 Portfolio Overview 16 Financial Results 21 Corporate Governance 26 Appendix 31 2 Section A Company Overview 3 Company Overview At a Glance Business Overview #63 €271mn Properties Trastor REIC is the first real estate investment company to be established in Investment Value (1) Greece under law 2778/99 and it is listed on the Athens Stock Exchange The Company invests in high quality and high yielding assets with creditworthy tenants and through active asset management delivers attractive returns to its €14.8mn 5.5% shareholders Annualized Rental Annualized (2) (2) Experienced and qualified management team with deep understanding of the Income GRY local market, proven sourcing, execution, and value creation track record The Company maintains high corporate governance standards: international BoD, clear risk, internal audit and compliance frameworks, effective control 84% 5.6 years functions, strong oversight from the BOD and its Committees OCC by area WALT Shareholders Strategy Trastor REIC is seeking to capitalize on the unique 3.1% investment opportunities in the Greek real estate market created by the macro-economic environment, liquidity constraints, and the ensuing WRED LLC deleveraging of the Greek banking sector 44.8% 52.1% Piraeus Bank Free Float Trastor aims to deliver superior shareholder returns and become the leading REIC in Greece 4 (1) Based on FV as of 30.06.2020 (2) June rent per lease multiplied by 12; assuming 84% occupancy Company Overview Key Milestones H1 2020 2019 Trastor completed a Rights Trastor completed a Rights Issue raising €37.2mn Issue in August raising €22.8mn Enhanced its portfolio with 5 new acquisitions Enhanced its portfolio with 13 new acquisitions and the acquisition of 4 companies 2015 (owners of 4 assets) PB’s shareholding increases to 2016 91.67% through a debt to Värde Partners equity swap and following a acquired a 33.8% of 2018 mandatory public offer (Sept the Company from PB Trastor enhanced its 2015).