With the long march that will start from the Polytechnic and will end in front of the American embassy, the celebrations of the 48th anniversary of the Polytechnic uprising culminate.
The gates of the Polytechnic open at 8 in the morning in order to complete the celebrations and the laying of wreaths and will close at around 13.00. Then all the visitors will leave, the closing ceremony will follow in the courtyard with a speech by a professor of NTUA, there will be an invitation to the dead of the Polytechnic uprising by a representative of the Association of Imprisoned and Exiled Resistance and recitation of the anthem in memory.
This year’s celebrations are taking place normally after last year’s postponement due to the pandemic, but with strict protection measures for all participants.
As part of the measures to protect public health from the risk of further spread of coronavirus, the Rector’s Council of the NTUA decided that until Wednesday, November 17, there will be increased security of the Patissia complex of the NTUA by the security service of the institution and the buildings of the complex. in Patision, will be closed.
Extraordinary arrangements on public transport
Due to the events, there will be changes and modifications in the itineraries of public transport.
In particular, according to STASY, and by order of the Greek Police, the metro station “Megaro Mousikis” will be closed from 15:00 and the stations “Syntagma” and “Evangelismos” from 16:30. The trains will pass through these stations without making stops.
Modifications will also be made to bus and trolleybus routes on streets around the Polytechnic and in the city center, according to the suggestions of ELAS.
Extraordinary traffic regulations have been in force since Monday, which will be in force until 06.00 on Thursday, November 18.
Traffic regulations in the road network of the wider area of the Center of Athens
Due to the events for the “48th Anniversary of the Polytechnic”, today will be held emergency traffic regulations on the following road network of the greater area of downtown Athens with a ban on stopping and parking vehicles from 06.00 and stopping their traffic from 12.00. until the end of the events:
El. Venizelou (University), along its entire length and perpendicular to the first parallel street.
Omonoia Square .
Aiolou, in the section between El. Venizelou (University) and Stadiou.
Stadium, along its entire length and perpendicular to the first parallel road.
Syntagma Square.
V. Georgiou AD, along its entire length.
Vas. Sofias Avenue, along its entire length in both (2) traffic streams, as well as in its perpendiculars up to the first parallel road.
Academy, along its entire length, as well as perpendicular to it up to the first parallel street.
Alexandras Avenue, along its entire length in both (2) traffic streams, as well as in its perpendiculars up to the first parallel road.
Gelonos, in the section between Dorylaiou and P. Kokkali streets.
P. Kokkali, in the section between Gelonos Street and Vas. Sofias Avenue.
Dorylaiou, in the section between P. Kyriakou Street and Vas. Sofias Avenue.
Vas. Amalias Avenue, along its entire length, as well as in its perpendiculars up to the first parallel road.
Filellinon, along its entire length, as well as in its perpendiculars up to the first parallel road.
Syggrou Avenue, in the section between Ath. Diakou Street and Vas. Amalia Avenue.
P. Tsaldari (Piraeus), in the section between Iera Odos and Pl. Omonia.
Athena, along its entire length.
Ermou, in the section between Athinas and P. Tsaldari (Piraeus) streets.
Felt, along its entire length.
Soutsou, in the section between Pl. Mavili and Tsocha Street.
Sakharov, in the section between Alexandra and Vas. Sofias Avenues.
Kifissias Avenue, in the section between Katehaki and Alexandra Avenues, in the flow of traffic to Athens.
Mesogeion Avenue, in the section between Katehaki Avenue and Feidippidou Street, in the flow of traffic to Athens.
Feidippidou, in the section between Mesogeion Avenue and Vas. Sofias.
Michalakopoulou, in the section between Feidippidou and Sp. Mercouri streets in both (2) traffic streams.
Vas. Konstantinos Avenue, along its entire length, in the traffic flow to Kifissia.
Ardittou, along its entire length, in the flow of traffic towards Vas. Konstantinos Avenue.
Vas. Alexandrou, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Ventiri, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Hatzigianni, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
X. Mexi in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Eridanou, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Papadiamantopoulou, in the section between Michalakopoulou Street and Vas. Sofias Avenue.
Aiginitou, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Papadiamantopoulou Street.
Lourou, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Lampsakou, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Semitelou in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Kerasountos, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
Kartali, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Evrou Street.
Lycaonia, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Evrou Street.
Ang. Pyrri, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Evrou Street.
Xenias, in the section between Vas. Sofia Avenue and Michalakopoulou Street.
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