“Splat!” The sound echoed across the Paintballers arena in Koropi. Imagine the thrill as vibrant paintballs whiz past you, adrenaline coursing through your veins at Athens Paintball Village. This isn’t just any paintball field. It’s a sprawling, Hollywood-inspired battlefield, complete with mock buildings and abandoned cars just a short hop from Athens International Airport. Athens Paintball Village has been a staple of the Greek paintball scene since 2005, partnering with Paintball Online, a prominent organizer of paintball events in Southeastern Europe. They’ve even hosted two parts of the Panhellenic Championship MILSIM every year and have been instrumental in organizing some of Greece’s largest paintball scenarios. Here at Paintballers, you can experience the thrill of the game, whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-timer. The two massive fields offer a dynamic and immersive experience. Think of it as a small town transformed into a battleground. Even if you’re not playing, you can relax in the comfortable café or the beautifully decorated common room. Athens Paintball Village takes safety seriously, with designated areas for players and spectators. Their staff are trained in first aid, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. The fields are also perfectly illuminated, allowing for games to continue even into the evening, making Paintballers one of the few venues that operates seven days a week, from morning till night. Athens Paintball Village hasn’t just made a name for itself; it’s earned it. They’ve been recognized with five awards in three different categories: best speedball field in 2006, 2007, 2011, and 2012; best MILSIM tournament organization in 2011 and 2012; and best REC field in Greece in 2012. So, gear up, choose your team, and prepare for an unforgettable paintball adventure at Athens Paintball Village, the award-winning arena that takes paintball to the next level.
Municipality of Zografos
Seven thousand inhabitants. That’s how many people called Zografou home a century ago. Can you imagine the quiet hills then?