In 1875, the first factory was founded in Elefsina: the Charilaou Soap Factory.

On 4 April 1884, the first train drew into the newly-built Elefsina Railway Station, while in 2001, the last train passed through and the station ceased to operate.

The Eleourgiki Industrial Complex − former storage facilities owned by the Hellenic Public Properties Company − comprises spaces for sporting and cultural activities.

This modern, 900-square-metre multi-purpose venue was opened by 2023 Eleusis European Capital of Culture to host events of various kinds, and with various requirements.

Located inside an archaeological site, this imposing, two-storey classical building stands at a prominent point on Elefsina’s main pedestrianised street.

Iris, the first modern varnish and paint manufacturer in Greece, was founded in 1925.

2023 Eleusis European Capital of Culture has activated the outdoor space Oasis – Former Camping,

The archaeological site includes the hill of the acropolis, where the settlements of ancient Eleusis were developed from prehistoric times to late antiquity and mainly the famous Sanctuary of Demeter where the Eleusinian Mysteries were performed.

The precinct of Agios Nikolaos forms the boundary between the archaeological site and the active industrial site.

At the highest point of the Archaeological Site is the City Clock, which on the occasion of the artistic work of 2023 Eleusis was restored and designated a monument.