Tavros

Tavros is a suburb within the southwestern part of the Athens agglomeration, Greece. Since the 2011 neighborhood authorities reform it is part of the municipality Moschato-Tavros, of which it is a municipal unit. In the historical instances, the place of Tavros become part of the full-size Athenian municipality of Eleonas, extending from Parnitha to the Phallic Breeze, changed into in moderation populated with few peasant inhabitants whose most important career turned into the cultivation of the olive from which it took its call, Tavros was in NA vicinity of the ancient municipality of Eleonas.

The cultivation of the olive continued throughout the Ottoman domination until the center of the 19th century and the vicinity of Tavros endured to be overwhelmingly covered via olive groves. In the middle of the 19th century many farmers commenced to create vineyards and orchards as opposed to olive groves, however the agreement became usually of an agricultural nature until the refugees after the 1920s created the prevailing suburb.

The first inhabitants of the brand new agreement of Tavros had been refugees from Asia Minor who got here to the area with the contribution of then Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos. The refugees, some years after their arrival inside the place in 1926, as individuals who were very energetic in sport, founded the soccer association Fostiras, which soon emerged as certainly one of the most important soccer clubs in Attica. Until 1934, the prevailing Tavros become part of the municipality of Athens and then it turned into detached as an self sufficient network referred to as Nea Sfageia.