If you or your kids love old trains, the Railway Museum is a must see. Stretching over ten blocks from the Marina to the pedestrian shopping/bistro street Aristomenous, the complex includes engines and rolling stock from the Grecian Age of Steam. A little run down, it is past its heyday of the ‘80’s which only means there won’t be crowds. The passenger station has been converted to a snack bar; there are playgrounds for the kids and several reflecting pools in a garden park setting. Among the sculptures, especially poignant is the monument to the heroic WWII ANZAC seaborne evacuation at the Kitris street entrance. Described by historians as the second Dunkirk of the war, the event is remembered in an annual solemn tribute held by the remaining veterans.

It was interesting to walk around looking at the trains. I don't remember any information signs giving context to the displays, but they were nice to look around. Kids would love this area and I can imagine it would be so much better to explore when it wasn't the height of summer!