Tatoi: The second phase of the development of the estate begins, with catering and hospitality buildings

Her contract for its maturation and execution competitive process for the restoration of the premises and the catering and hospitality buildings inside the former royal estate in Tatoi, the Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni and the mandated advisor and head of the Strategic Importance Contracts Unit of TAIPED Panagiotis Stamboulidis signed, in the presence of the managing director of TAIPED Dimitris Politis and the managing director and executive member of the Board of Superfund Grigoris D. Dimitriadis.

The signing of the contract marks the start of the second phase highlighting the Tatoi estate, with the restoration and utilization of of buildings intended for hospitality, focus and recreationwith an initial estimated budget of 25 million euros.

The project of restoration, promotion and exploitation of the former royal estate in Tatoi is one of the emblematic projects of the government. Since 2019, the Ministry of Culture has already been carrying out a complex and multi-level restoration project of the buildings-monuments, which are going to host museum, cultural and public benefit infrastructures.

The aim is for the Tatoi estate to become an important destination for Attica at national and international level, through environmentally friendly infrastructure and activities, in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.

In absolute harmony with the natural environment and the identity of the site, the historical core of the Tatoi estate, with an area of ​​1,600 acres and a cultivated area of ​​approximately 1,200 acres, is to be restored and utilized with multiple cultural and recreational uses.

Among other things, the creation of catering and leisure facilities, hospitality units, but also with mild agricultural production activitiessuch as the revival of viticulture and olive groves.

The planned interventions and activities are expected to have significant benefits for the national economy and the tourism product of the capital, as it is estimated that they will attract more than 1 million visitors annually.

The owner of the area is the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, the owner of the project is the Ministry of Culture, while the Strategic Importance Contracts Unit of TAIPED is designated as the body for maturation and carrying out a tender process for the restoration and utilization of the properties in Tatoi, intended for hospitality, focus and recreation with the goal of faster completion of the project.