The Acropolis is an ancient citadel with ruins of several significant buildings, the most famous being the Parthenon. It's a must-see for understanding Athens' ancient history.
Stroll around Anafiotika, a small village-like area within Plaka, try some Greek sweets, and browse local crafts.
“Neighborhood of the Gods,” Plaka is a charming area filled with narrow streets, vibrant shops, and traditional tavernas.
You can stroll along the marina, enjoy fresh seafood at local tavernas, and explore cultural sites like the Archaeological Museum of Piraeus and the Church of Saint Nicholas. From Piraeus, you can catch ferries to beautiful islands like Aegina, Hydra, and Poros, making it the perfect starting point for a memorable island-hopping adventure!
This beautiful mineral lake, located about 30 minutes from Athens, is perfect for a relaxing swim. The lake is fed by natural hot springs and is said to have healing properties. Tips: There are sunbeds, cafés, and a spa at the lake, making it a great spot for a luxurious day of relaxation.
This hill offers one of the best views of the Acropolis and is less crowded than other popular viewpoints. It’s also steeped in history, as it’s said to be the site of Socrates’ prison. Tips: Time your visit for sunset, and bring a picnic to enjoy the view as the city lights up.
This peaceful oasis in the heart of Athens is perfect for a morning stroll or picnic. Guests can wander past beautiful fountains, small lakes, and lush greenery. Bonus: Visit the small zoo inside the gardens and spot peacocks, ducks, and even a few tortoises.
Kifisia is a stylish and relaxed neighborhood just north of Athens, perfect for a day away from the city’s hustle. Known for its beautiful old mansions, restaurants and shopping, it’s a great place to wander and soak up the local vibe. Psst- Bride's family used to live in this area back in the 80's!