Exarcheia has always been considered a neighborhood of Omonoia. This area is located between Panepistimeou Street - where the Athens Trilogy is a must-see, 28th October Street and Alexandras Avenue. more

The small taverns, with or without live music, are an integral part of Greek tradition. They are our meeting points, the places where we can chat any time of the day, with a glass of wine in our hands, seated on old woo... more

An Ellinadiko highlights the lifestyle of patrons who enjoy a fusion ranging between international-style "clubbing" with Greek "tsiftedeli" (def. "belly dancing") in the same space. more

A visit to a "pista" is a special and unique experience. Many Greeks celebrate this kind of event, especially on weekends and holidays, and thousands of people are attracted to these establishments. more

The Greek Bouzoukia were the most well known internationally and probably brought images of Zorba the Greek to the minds of visitors. These venues in Athens historically had their base in the areas of Bournazi and Peris... more

The roots of rebetiko music have their birth in the early 20th Century, when those of the urban subculture, secondary citizens, hashish smokers and the criminal element began playing a certain style of music in small pu... more