Kifisias Avenue
| Kifisias Avenue | |
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| Route information | |
| Length: | 19.34 km (12.02 mi) |
| Existed: | 1936 – present |
| Major junctions | |
| South end: | Athens 37°59′06″N 23°45′37″E / 37.98500°N 23.76028°E |
| El Venizelou str. / Vassilisis Sofias Avenue | |
| North end: | Nea Erythrea 38°05′18″N 23°49′03″E / 38.08833°N 23.81750°E |
| Location | |
| Major cities: | Athens, Psychiko, Neo Psychiko, Chalandri, Filothei, Marousi, Kifisia, Nea Erythrea |
Kifisias Avenue (Greek: Λεωφόρος Κηφισίας) is one of the longest avenues in the Greater Athens area, Greece.
Its total length is about 20 km, beginning 4 km northeast of downtown Athens and ending by the municipal boundary of Nea Erythraia north of Kifisia. The total amount of lanes is three, up to Kifisia, then two through Kifissia, before it turns to a one lane (per direction) road for the rest of its length. The avenue begins at the intersection of Alexandras and Mesogeion Avenues, and then intersects with Katechaki Avenue, three roads to Neo Psychiko and Filothei as well as to the Athens Olympic Stadium. It also has a circular interchange with the Attiki Odos and other interchanges with roads to Vrilissia, Marousi and Tatoiou Avenue. The avenue passes near a forest park in Marousi, called Anavryta. The avenue has a bus lane for a significant section of its length, close to its start.
Together with Kallirois Avenue, Andrea Syngrou Avenue, Vasileos Konstantinou Avenue and Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, it forms a north to south corridor for the Greater Athens area. It is a significant commercial street and office space is in considerable demand with many key Greek companies based there.
Coordinates: 38°01′03″N 23°47′12″E / 38.0175°N 23.7867°E
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