Athens' Christmas cat show is back in town

Athens is set to become the epicenter of feline fascination as the highly anticipated cat festival returns to the Peristeri Exhibition Centre on December 2nd and 3rd.

Catering to cat enthusiasts of all kinds, this purrfect event promises a weekend filled with feline festivities.

With free entry and convenient parking, the festival invites cat lovers to immerse themselves in a world where breeds and "terrace" cats share the spotlight. It's more than an event; it's a gathering that unites feline companions and their devoted guardians under one roof.

Attendees can look forward to a wealth of activities and information, from discovering new feline-friendly products and services to engaging with experts on the unique needs of our four-legged friends. Talks by knowledgeable speakers will provide insights into the world of cats, while exciting competitions offer the chance to win fabulous prizes from participating exhibitors.

Highlighting the festival are the two International Morphology Exhibitions organized by the @Felis Greece Federation, showcasing some of the most stunning and rare cat breeds that will leave attendees in awe.

For those considering welcoming a furry friend into their homes, reputable animal welfare associations will be on hand to provide authoritative information on adoption procedures and everything one needs to know before making such a significant decision.

Courtesy of sponsors @Royal Canin & @Everclean Greece, and communication sponsor @Periodiko "pets in action," the festival promises a delightful experience for all cat aficionados.

Save the dates – December 2 to 3 – at the Exhibition Center of Peristeri. Enjoy free entry and parking, with easy access via METRO, just 2 minutes from Anthoupoli stop (red line terminal 2). Dive deep into the magical world of cats, surrounded by fellow feline enthusiasts.

For more details, check out the Facebook event page here. Don't miss the chance to celebrate the charm and companionship of our beloved feline friends!

[With information sourced from Greek City Times]