This is one of my favourite places in Athens. If you stroll around Athens city centre I highly recommend to step into this bistro, which combines 50s vintage style and premium Greek cuisine. The food is absolutely delicious made of high quality local ingredients. The staff is also extremely friendly.
We are really very excited when our readers send us pictures of “secret” Greece. Recently Giorgos Zouvelos visited the Park of Souls in Parnitha and he shared a couple of pictures of this breathtaking park with us. In this “spooky” park visitors
If you want to read information about the abandoned building and the surrounding park you check this article of The Secret Greece.
Apart from the very popular Acropolis Museum, National Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Cycladic Art, the Benaki Museum, the Byzantine and Christian Museum which are in the list of the most amazing museums in the world, we are sure you are going to find the following suggestions really interesting whether you visit them on a rainy or hot day in Athens.
Last weekend, thanks to our reader Vassilis Karamaounas, we discovered a unique paradise not far from Athens. The Penteli Waterfall (near Drafi) is just 5 minutes walking from the main road where you are going to park your car.
If you happen to be in Athens for a single day but yet wish to see the city, you’ll have to plan it out right. One day in Athens is certainly not enough to explore its deepest secrets, but the Visit Greece team has tried to come down with a walk-plan around Athens’ most fascinating spots.
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Start your stroll early in the morning from Panepistimiou Avenue. Make a stop at the Neoclassical buildings to enjoy the view of the University, the Academy and the National Library, known as the Athenian Trilogy, which are renowned for their architectural style and are weighed down by history.
