The Municipality of Moschato is a city in the Attica region with a long and rich history. It is situated between the Kifisos and Ilisos rivers. The southern part of Moschato borders the Saronic Gulf, while the northern part is crossed by the ISAP railway lines and the busy Piraeus Avenue, which also separate most of the municipality¢s residential area from the industrial zone. Historical sources indicate that Moschato has been inhabited since ancient times, forming part of or a settlement within ancient Athens. The Kifisos River has shaped the lives of the area¢s residents throughout history. Both a creator and a challenge, the river has continuously molded Moschato¢s landscape for thousands of years. The fertile land around the river, easy access to the sea, and the transportation routes running through it all contributed to the area¢s development. Piraeus Avenue has always played a particularly important role in connecting Moschato with neighboring areas. From ancient times until the mid-20th century, it linked the city with the port, becoming a major factor in the area¢s economic and social growth. Around Piraeus Avenue, the first residential core emerged, which later developed into an industrial zone. Its proximity to Neo Faliro—the first modern seaside resort in Greece—helped establish a second residential center at Glyka Nera, near the beach and the Kifisos river¢s mouth, with well-maintained homes, some of which survive to this day. Over time, Moschato has evolved into a beautiful city. Thanks to its privileged location—close to central Athens with excellent and frequent transportation connections—it attracts many residents who commute for work or social reasons to the city center, Piraeus, and surrounding neighborhoods. Despite the increased construction activity in recent years, Moschato has retained the character of a human-scale city, with wide streets and squares stretching throughout the municipality. Jasmine and night-blooming flowers still flourish in the courtyards of well-maintained houses, adding charm to walks through the city streets and evoking past eras. The new apartment buildings constructed in recent decades have not altered the city¢s character, ensuring Moschato remains a vibrant and welcoming urban area.