Delta House is a part of Benaki Museum Family. Here you will find plentiful photographic expositions and manuscripts of one of the most important Greek writers, named Pennelope Delta. In the Kouvoutsaki Art gallery you will be charmed by the fascinating exposition of 1,500 paintings and sculptures.
Getting to know culture and tradition broadens every horizon. The Benaki Museum of Greek Culture, the Folklore Museum or that of Greek Instruments bring Greek culture closer. more
Walking through Kifissia’s streets one becomes aware of the many facets of the architectural landscape. Next to historic mansions you will find an ultra-modern Bauhaus-style residence, and next to the standard supermark... more
Athens, as a cosmopolitan city, provides a plethora of sightseeing and entertainment but also a unique repertoire of architectural styles and designs. more
The Museum of the City of Athens accommodates the personal collection of beloved art collector, Lambros Eutaxias. Pieces on display here include sculptures, paintings and photogra... more
Laskarina Bouboulina was one of the few female heroes of the Greek Revolution of 1821. Her over 300 years old private mansion on Spetses Island is now a museum, where you can admi... more
Created in 1977, the Jewish Museum documents and exhibits material evidence of 2,300 years of Jewish life in Greece. This is a historical and ethnographic museum whose aim is to p... more
The Pontian Association houses the Historical and Folkloric Pontian Museum - where a large collection of authentic objects, documents, and photographic material is hosted, present... more
The Research Center for Ethnomusicology comprises the collection of about 1,200 Greek popular musical instruments dating from the 18th Century to present day, the fruit of a half ... more
The Museum of Greek Folkart was founded in 1918 by the poet, Georgios Drosinis In 1923, it was renamed the "National Museum of Decorative Arts". It was given its current name in 1... more
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Choose your packageThe Archaeological Museum of Aegina was founded in 1828 by Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of independent Greece. In 3 rooms the museum shows vessels, ceramics, pottery and statues of ancient Aegina. more
The MILF is the perfect place to savor the authentic handmade Greek skewers - and not only. An excellent choice is also the Greek gyros, and if you are a fan of salads, do not fail to try Ceasars salad with their designer dressing. more
This family-run Turkish / Kurdish restaurant is found on Messolongi Square in Pagrati. Here you will find exotic tastes and excellent kebab meat skewers. Our hint, try the Mpeiti Kebab. more
Ioannis Hair & Beauty Team has a motto: "An elegant head is always the best living advertisement". The services relate to the woman, the man, and the child. In addition to the technical work of hairstyling, the salon offers makeup and manicure more
Opulence and comfort at affordable prices, with a view of the illuminated Acropolis. This is possibly the strongest asset of this 4-star boutique hotel in downtown Athens. Some of the suites also have a whirlpool bath that are available upon request. more
A.k.a. "The Tribune", is a Greek/international daily newspaper first published in 1922 by news magnate Dimitris Lambrakis. Arguably the most influential in political issues; it was published daily until 2011, but since then issues only its flagship Sunday edition. Historically, the newspaper is renowned for the fact that prominent politicians would commonly provide interviews or articles for its content (i.e. E. Venizelos, G. Papandreou, N. Plastiras, C. Karamanlis, A. Papandreou). Some of the more
