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Things to do in Athens
Top Atractions in Athens
Things for your amusement, things for your Athenian Tour. Let’s enjoy some of the most exciting activities that you can enjoy in Athens. Let yourself go to the rhythm of the city and get to know all of it. Go around the Acropolis Hill, visit Syntagma Square, discover the artistic side of the city, eat traditional food at a Greek Tavern & of course experience the famous athenian nightlife.
When visiting Athens, one drink you simply cannot miss is ouzo. This iconic anise-flavored spirit is deeply embedded in Greek culture and is a quintessential part of the Greek dining experience. Whether you’re enjoying a seaside meal or exploring the vibrant streets of Athens, ouzo is sure to make an appearance, offering you a taste… View Article
When visiting Athens, one of the most delightful culinary experiences you can have is enjoying “mezes.” These small, flavorful dishes are a cornerstone of Greek dining and offer a wonderful way to explore the rich and varied flavors of the local cuisine. Whether you’re relaxing at a seaside taverna or enjoying a lively meal in… View Article
Welcome to Athens, Cruise Ship Travelers! Hello, fellow adventurers! If you're reading this, you're likely aboard a magnificent cruise ship about to dock in Athens for just a few hours. Worried about making the most of your limited time? Fear not! We've got the perfect plan for you to experience the best of Athens, focusing... View Article
Introduction: Welcome to Athens, a city of rich history, vibrant culture, and warm Mediterranean weather. While the sunny climate is usually a delight, there are times when extreme heat can make exploring the city a bit challenging. In this guide, we will provide you with essential tips on how to stay cool and enjoy your... View Article
1. Neolithic findings that were discovered on the slopes of the Acropolis show a continuous habitation on the hill, since at least 2800 BC, as it was a natural fortress, while there were water sources on its slopes. 2. The theater of Dionysos located at the foot of the Acropolis is considered to be... View Article
Athens is one of the oldest cities in the world. Despite the fact that Greece is struggling to recover from a persistent economic crisis, most locals still feel optimistic and a positive vibe is present in the city’s neighborhoods. Athens is named one of the world’s top places to travel. Today, the city is... View Article
Around the Acropolis rock there are many places worth seeing, walking, photographing. Walking this circular route around the Holy Rock of the Acropolis you will encounter areas of great historical and archaeological interest, areas of unique color and you will enter in another magic world escaping for a while from the monotonous and gray reality.... View Article
The Acropolis is one of the most important ancient sites in the Western world. The site is an elevated, flat-topped rock with an assortment of monuments and ruins built between 510 and 400 B.C. Crowned by the Parthenon, the spectacular building that symbolizes some of the highest achievements of mankind, Acropolis is visible from almost... View Article
The slightly sloping Syntagma Square (Plateia Syntagmatos = Constitution Square) is located in the heart of modern Athens. It is the central square of Athens and it was named after the Constitution that the first King of Greece Otto was obliged to grant, after a popular and military uprising on 3 September 1843. The eastern... View Article
Greeks love to be with family or friends and chat, drink coffee together, have a drink, eat together. So a habit of the Greeks is to eat outside their home which clearly covers the need of feeding but mainly the need of sociability, socialization and reconciliation with other people. Although modern forms of catering have… View Article
Greek food spreads its culinary influence throughout Europe and beyond. It is known as one of the best foods in the world! It is based on the Mediterranean diet model. With an age-old tradition, Greek cuisine has been heavily influenced by both Eastern and Western cultures. Fresh vegetables, fish and seafood play an important role… View Article
If you have an Instagram account where you capture images that you consider unique or you are simply a photography enthusiast, Athens is a city that is simply fantastic for photography. The city has many views and sights that could be used as postcards. Its monuments are unique and wonderful, the local colors, the markets,… View Article
Cycling is a different way that one can choose to get to know Athens and explore its numerous attractions. To be honest the Capital may not be particularly friendly to bicycle users and not famous for its infrastructure but there is an extensive network of routes where cyclists can move safely and it allows you… View Article
Secret Athens
Top Atractions in Athens
Secrets are meant to be revealed. Have you heard of the Botanical Garden of Iulia, a green oasis with unique & historical plants? Have you heard of the First Cemetery of Athens, the oldest cemetery of the city which combines modernism with the ancient world? Hidden Greek treasures are waiting to be discovered and explored, so let’s do some digging.
With its establishment dating back to 1837, shortly after the establishment of the new Greek state, the First Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in the city of Athens. A walk to a place like this might not be in your plans, nor one of the first places you would think of visiting during your... View Article
At a distance of only 8 kilometers from the center of Athens there is a small paradise waiting to be discovered and explored. This is the Botanical Garden, bequeathed by the couple Iulia and Alexandros Diomedes, the largest in area both in Greece and in the Eastern Mediterranean. An area of 1860 hectares covered... View Article
Beyond Athens
Top Atractions in Athens
Let’s go beyond the ordinary, let’s go beyond Athens. Would you rather visit the city of Elefsina, the European Capital of Culture for the year 2023, and its mysteries or Cape Sounio and the temple of Poseidon? Both are known for their centuries-long history and they’re both ideal destinations for archaeological tours and nature lovers. These unique and picturesque places are just a few hours away from Athens and they’re both worth the visit.
Sounio is a rocky cape located at the southernmost point of Attica. It was the first point one saw when sailing from the Cyclades to Piraeus. Sounio is first mentioned by Homer in the Odyssey who describes it as the sacred cape of the Athenians. From the rock of Sounio the mythical Aegeus, king of... View Article
The Iera Odos (the Sacred Road), with a length of 22 kilometers, was the road which in ancient times connected Athens with the Thriasian Field and the holy city of Eleusis. Eleusis, birthplace of the great tragic poet of antiquity, Aeschylus, was, together with Athens, Delphi, Olympia and Delos, the 5 holy cities of... View Article
- Things to do in Athens
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Things to do in Athens
Top Atractions in Athens
Things for your amusement, things for your Athenian Tour. Let’s enjoy some of the most exciting activities that you can enjoy in Athens. Let yourself go to the rhythm of the city and get to know all of it. Go around the Acropolis Hill, visit Syntagma Square, discover the artistic side of the city, eat traditional food at a Greek Tavern & of course experience the famous athenian nightlife.
Things to do in AthensWhen visiting Athens, one drink you simply cannot miss is ouzo. This iconic anise-flavored spirit is deeply embedded in Greek culture and is a quintessential part of the Greek dining experience. Whether you’re enjoying a seaside meal or exploring the vibrant streets of Athens, ouzo is sure to make an appearance, offering you a taste… View Article
Things to do in AthensWhen visiting Athens, one of the most delightful culinary experiences you can have is enjoying “mezes.” These small, flavorful dishes are a cornerstone of Greek dining and offer a wonderful way to explore the rich and varied flavors of the local cuisine. Whether you’re relaxing at a seaside taverna or enjoying a lively meal in… View Article
Things to do in AthensWelcome to Athens, Cruise Ship Travelers! Hello, fellow adventurers! If you're reading this, you're likely aboard a magnificent cruise ship about to dock in Athens for just a few hours. Worried about making the most of your limited time? Fear not! We've got the perfect plan for you to experience the best of Athens, focusing... View Article
Things to do in AthensIntroduction: Welcome to Athens, a city of rich history, vibrant culture, and warm Mediterranean weather. While the sunny climate is usually a delight, there are times when extreme heat can make exploring the city a bit challenging. In this guide, we will provide you with essential tips on how to stay cool and enjoy your... View Article
Things to do in Athens1. Neolithic findings that were discovered on the slopes of the Acropolis show a continuous habitation on the hill, since at least 2800 BC, as it was a natural fortress, while there were water sources on its slopes. 2. The theater of Dionysos located at the foot of the Acropolis is considered to be... View Article
Things to do in AthensAthens is one of the oldest cities in the world. Despite the fact that Greece is struggling to recover from a persistent economic crisis, most locals still feel optimistic and a positive vibe is present in the city’s neighborhoods. Athens is named one of the world’s top places to travel. Today, the city is... View Article
Things to do in AthensAround the Acropolis rock there are many places worth seeing, walking, photographing. Walking this circular route around the Holy Rock of the Acropolis you will encounter areas of great historical and archaeological interest, areas of unique color and you will enter in another magic world escaping for a while from the monotonous and gray reality.... View Article
Things to do in AthensThe Acropolis is one of the most important ancient sites in the Western world. The site is an elevated, flat-topped rock with an assortment of monuments and ruins built between 510 and 400 B.C. Crowned by the Parthenon, the spectacular building that symbolizes some of the highest achievements of mankind, Acropolis is visible from almost... View Article
Things to do in AthensThings to do in AthensThings to do in AthensThe slightly sloping Syntagma Square (Plateia Syntagmatos = Constitution Square) is located in the heart of modern Athens. It is the central square of Athens and it was named after the Constitution that the first King of Greece Otto was obliged to grant, after a popular and military uprising on 3 September 1843. The eastern... View Article
Things to do in AthensGreeks love to be with family or friends and chat, drink coffee together, have a drink, eat together. So a habit of the Greeks is to eat outside their home which clearly covers the need of feeding but mainly the need of sociability, socialization and reconciliation with other people. Although modern forms of catering have… View Article
Things to do in AthensGreek food spreads its culinary influence throughout Europe and beyond. It is known as one of the best foods in the world! It is based on the Mediterranean diet model. With an age-old tradition, Greek cuisine has been heavily influenced by both Eastern and Western cultures. Fresh vegetables, fish and seafood play an important role… View Article
Things to do in AthensIf you have an Instagram account where you capture images that you consider unique or you are simply a photography enthusiast, Athens is a city that is simply fantastic for photography. The city has many views and sights that could be used as postcards. Its monuments are unique and wonderful, the local colors, the markets,… View Article
Things to do in AthensCycling is a different way that one can choose to get to know Athens and explore its numerous attractions. To be honest the Capital may not be particularly friendly to bicycle users and not famous for its infrastructure but there is an extensive network of routes where cyclists can move safely and it allows you… View Article
- Secret Athens
-
Secret Athens
Top Atractions in Athens
Secrets are meant to be revealed. Have you heard of the Botanical Garden of Iulia, a green oasis with unique & historical plants? Have you heard of the First Cemetery of Athens, the oldest cemetery of the city which combines modernism with the ancient world? Hidden Greek treasures are waiting to be discovered and explored, so let’s do some digging.
Secret AthensWith its establishment dating back to 1837, shortly after the establishment of the new Greek state, the First Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in the city of Athens. A walk to a place like this might not be in your plans, nor one of the first places you would think of visiting during your... View Article
Secret AthensAt a distance of only 8 kilometers from the center of Athens there is a small paradise waiting to be discovered and explored. This is the Botanical Garden, bequeathed by the couple Iulia and Alexandros Diomedes, the largest in area both in Greece and in the Eastern Mediterranean. An area of 1860 hectares covered... View Article
- Beyond Athens
-
Beyond Athens
Top Atractions in Athens
Let’s go beyond the ordinary, let’s go beyond Athens. Would you rather visit the city of Elefsina, the European Capital of Culture for the year 2023, and its mysteries or Cape Sounio and the temple of Poseidon? Both are known for their centuries-long history and they’re both ideal destinations for archaeological tours and nature lovers. These unique and picturesque places are just a few hours away from Athens and they’re both worth the visit.
Beyond AthensSounio is a rocky cape located at the southernmost point of Attica. It was the first point one saw when sailing from the Cyclades to Piraeus. Sounio is first mentioned by Homer in the Odyssey who describes it as the sacred cape of the Athenians. From the rock of Sounio the mythical Aegeus, king of... View Article
Beyond AthensThe Iera Odos (the Sacred Road), with a length of 22 kilometers, was the road which in ancient times connected Athens with the Thriasian Field and the holy city of Eleusis. Eleusis, birthplace of the great tragic poet of antiquity, Aeschylus, was, together with Athens, Delphi, Olympia and Delos, the 5 holy cities of... View Article
