Athens is not only the capital of Greece but the heart of ancient Greece, and one of the oldest cities in Europe.
The city is still dominated by monuments from the 5th century B.C., including the Acropolis, which we absolutely recommend visiting.
Here is some information on what to see and do during the weekend:
Monastiraki and Plaka
The most iconic areas of Athens where you can find the city’s famous flea market and oldest neighborhood.
Acropolis tour
Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike—on this hill Democracy, Philosophy, Theatre, Freedom of Expression and Speech were born.
Theater of Dionysus:
The oldest theatre in the world, built in the 6th century BC.
The birthplace of drama—tragedy and comedy.
​ Thiseio
Go for a stroll around impressive ancient ruins, picturesque streets, stunning views of the Acropolis, and trendy cafes and restaurants.
Syntagma Square
Where the Greek Parliament is located and where you can watch the famous ceremony of the changing of the guard.
Ancient Agora
Was the city’s gathering and meeting place, its commercial, business, and cultural center. The most notable parts of the Agora are the Temple of Hephaestus and the Stoa of Attalus.
Acropolis Museum
Is the most famous and important exhibition center in Athens which includes the findings of the Athenian Acropolis.
Mount Lycabettus
Highest point of the city, remembered in various legends, whose summit can be reached by funicular located in the Kolonaki district.
Restaurants
Authentic/Local Greek Cuisine
Diporto
Avli
Klimataria Tavern
Manari Tavern
Evgenia Restaurant
International/Mediterranean
Ergon house
Zurbaran
Balthazar
Anephani
Birdman bar and grill
Ekiben kitchen
Warehouse
