The concept of Somerset was to create a studio to provide expert advice to architects, interior designers, enthusiastic antique buyers, or those who are merely looking to find that "special something" that is missing from a corner in their homes. Their extensive stock consists of pieces such as clocks, art, stained glass, mirror and even Peruvian Religious Art.
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Greece has made big strides in establishing itself on an international level as one of the leaders of what is called, "A new Mediterranean based artistic tradition". Contemporary Greek artists have won acclaim for produ... more
Furniture already existed in antiquity. Whether seating furniture, chests, or cupboards, some were functional, some others served as decoration. Beautiful furniture in ancient Greece was usually only affordable for the ... more
The Greeks love good design. Many cafes, hotels, and restaurants impress with unique decoration and designer furniture. more
Are you in the market for a National brass cash register or a Victorian wooden cake stand? How about a Blinkenderfer typewriter, No.7 in original wooden case or a mini Gurder Bell telephone machine? more
In the past, and partly still today, Aiolou Street - especially the section between Evripidou Street and Ermou Street – is the El-Dorado for all those who are looking for high quality and unusual household goods. more
At Spanos Rare Books you may find antique and rare books, engravings and manuscripts from the 15th - 20th Century. Auctions take place there on regular basis. more
Established in 1975, Vlastaris Antiques is a member of the Hellenic Association of Antiquarians and Art Dealers. Its inventory consists of 18th and 19th Century art works and furn... more
Vintage and Contemporary Design for the 50's, 60's and 70's nostalgic in a very interesting environment. Find decorative items like retro electrical appliances wallpapers, or ligh... more
Established by the Yannoukos family in 1952, Antiqua has a sterling reputation amongst experts and lovers of art. The client list includes The Greek Royal Family, President of Fra... more
The antique bazaar at Avissinias Square, every Sunday from 09:00 outside the bric-a-brac shops, has become renowned throughout Greece. Treasures such as chairs, mirrors, old phone... more
The way the furniture and interior design systems are presented in the "Design Plaza" is unique and worth a visit. In various showrooms covering more than 6,200 m², you can see, t... more
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Choose your packageOne of the most famous fish taverns in Elefsina. To Kalympaki offers in a welcoming and traditional environment with stone fireplace, traditional Greek cuisine, fresh fish and seafood, combined with fine wine, ouzo and great sea views. more
The Electric Railways Museum was created in 2005 by Electric Railway employee Manolis Fotopoulos, and with a collection of 2,000 items (exhibition & warehouse) with over 3,000 books, documents, and photos, it will constitute the foundation for its more
Located at Kastro, 1-hour drive away from Athens, Skydive Athens holds a United States Parachute Association (USPA) certification. The plane exit is at 14,000 feet with qualified instructors, and the experience of terminal velocity is at around 125 more
The restaurant "Votsalakia" is located on the beach of Selinia. It belongs to the famous Hotel Votsalakia. Even if you are not a guest of the hotel, you can enjoy a delicious breakfast, quality Greek food or just a coffee. The view to the Saronic more
Established in the late 1990's by Mr. Ioannis S. Adamis. He created the first specialized beer restaurant in Athens (hundreds of beer labels previously unknown in Greece, original bottles and beer glasses). You can also enjoy German food such as more
The Spanish-Swiss architect Santiago Calatrava donated several works for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. The Athens Metro Company commissioned Calatrava to build the bridge. It was to make it easier for users of the "Katehaki" metro station to more
