Olympic Athletic Center
The Olympic Athletic Center of Athens
The Olympic Athletic Center of Athens, also known as O.A.K.A. (Olympic Athletic Center of Athens), is one of the most complete European athletic complexes.
Olympic Athletic Center of Athens
The Main Olympic Stadium is a modern facility providing athletes with all the latest amenities, along with dedicated areas for the staff required to organise major athletic and cultural events. Construction was completed in 1982, and the iconic roof — designed by world-renowned architect Santiago Calatrava — was added for the Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
Inspired by the ancient Greek meeting place, the Agora is a vaulted, modular structure of light steel that runs in an arc along the northern edge of the Common Domain, alongside a dual band of water and trees. Enclosing a pedestrian arcade of some 18,600 m² (200,000 sf), the Agora offers a pleasantly shady shelter with fresh air for the paths and facilities within.
- One of Europe's most complete athletic complexes
- Closely linked to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games
- Main competition and event venue for Athens 2027
Greece
Olympic complex
Metro Line 1
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disciplines
General Director & Coordinator
Dear Athletes, Team Officials, Partners, and Friends,
It is a profound honor and great pleasure to welcome you to the Athens 2027 European Company Sport Games, a celebration of sport, teamwork, and European unity.
The Athens Olympic Sports Complex “Spyros Louis” (OAKA) is proud to serve as a co-organizer of the Games and to host many of the sporting events in one of Europe’s most historic Olympic venues. We are honored to welcome participants from across the continent to Athens, the birthplace of the Olympic Spirit.
Athens 2027 will be especially memorable as the Games will take place in a fully renovated Olympic Sports Complex. Following an extensive modernization program, OAKA now combines its Olympic legacy with state-of-the-art facilities, enhanced accessibility, and a strong commitment to sustainability, creating an exceptional environment for athletes and visitors alike.
These Games are about much more than competition. They celebrate friendship, respect, inclusion, and the unique ability of sport to bring people together across cultures and professions. We are committed to ensuring that every participant enjoys an outstanding sporting experience and the warm hospitality for which Greece is renowned.
I hope your time at OAKA and in Athens will be filled with unforgettable moments, new friendships, and lasting memories.
We look forward to welcoming you in 2027 and wish you every success in the European Company Sport Games.
Dr. Konstantinos Chalioris
General Director
Athens Olympic Sports Complex “Spyros Louis” (OAKA)
Inspired by the ancient Greek meeting place, the Agora is a vaulted, modular structure of light steel that runs in an arc along the northern edge of the Common Domain, alongside a dual band of water and trees. Enclosing a pedestrian arcade of some 18,600 m² (200,000 sf), the Agora offers a pleasantly shady shelter with fresh air for the paths and facilities within.
Access & getting there
Line 1 — Irini station
Multiple lines from central Athens
Kifisias Avenue — parking available
Follow Athens 2027 transport guidance
Sports at this venue
Explore the disciplines hosted here and move into sport details.
Venue map
Use the interactive map to understand where the Games take place and how the venues connect across Athens and Attica.
During the games
Venue map
Hosted sports
Live updates
Transport between venues