Lysander won the Peloponnesian War by blockading this city, which was connected to its mother city by the Long Walls.
This city replaced the older Phaleron and was built according to the Hippodamian Plan. During the Spartan hegemony, the general Sphodrias treacherously tried to capture this city. This city was seized by exiles from Phyle at the Battle of Munichia, and subsequently became the base for Thrasybulus' resistance against the Thirty Tyrants. This setting for Plato's (*) Republic was the epicenter of the plague that struck Athens during the Peloponnesian War, since its population was hemmed in. Lysander won the Peloponnesian War by blockading this city, which was connected to its mother city by the Long Walls. For 10 points, name this major port city of Athens.
This city replaced the older Phaleron and was built according to the Hippodamian Plan.
Piraeus