The buzzing urban sprawl that is Athens offers everything from fabulous shopping to top-notch cultural exhibits, but what if you are a nature lover, or just looking for a moment of respite from the city’s vibrant pulse? Even if green space in Athens is not nearly as ubiquitous

The Odeon of Herodes Atticus is a stone theatre structure that hosted music events, located on the southwest slope of the Acropolis of Athens.On the rocky wall of the Acropolis, behind the theater of Dionysus, runs an ancient road known as the peripatos, which flanks the southern and eastern sides of

Athens is a beautiful historical city. Why not know the less known things about it? Jump over to our article to find them out.Most people know Athens for being one of the world’s oldest cities and the birthplace of democracy. It is linked with personalities like Socrates

Plaka is one of the most ancient settlements in Europe, with a history of more than 3.500 years. Located under the Acropolis, its charming atmosphere is spread all around the narrow streets, the ancient ruins, the Byzantine temples and the renovated neoclassical buildings.We present you a list