The Aigaleo Grove or "Baroutadiko" covers a vast area including schools, sports centers, cafes, the Athens Technical University and, of course, the open-air theater "Alexis Minotis". Before the land was given to the State, it was utilized by a Greek powder factory - from which the nickname "baroutadiko" came out. Finally, a book exhibition and a floral exhibition are organized every year in this area.
Since the 5th century BC it was evident that few were the parks and the green zones in general, inside the city, which explains the droughts that always tormented Athens. more
Why should we do without Athens' distinctive theater scene during the hot months? In the spirit of the ancient Greeks, there are numerous modern, open-air theaters in and around Athens. more
Pangrati Grove (or Alsos Pagratiou) is an oasis of relaxation and culture that deserves to be further developed. It sprouted with the planting of a large tree in 1908 by the Philo... more
Pedion tou Areos (meaning Aresʼ Square), is the largest green area in Athens - considering Athenian reality - between Alexandraʼs Avenue and Evelpidon Street. It is one of the "lu... more
Flisvos Park is a wonderful destination for special moments both for adults and children. The Park operates the largest playground in Greece that is divided into two parts. One is... more
The Stavros Niarchos Park is a welcoming and open space park with an area of 170 acres, which reflects the aspects of the Greek countryside. more
The Syngrou Forest, located off of Kifisias Avenue, is a legacy to the public by the national benefactor Ifigenia A. Syngrou. In an area covering 970 acres, of which 700 are fores... more
In the center of Athens, just next to the Megaro Moussikis is Eleftherias Park - a green oasis that promises to offer you wonderful moments of relaxation. Entering the park the fi... more
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Choose your packageMinoan Lines was founded in 1972 and was the first to offer a ferry service between Piraeus and Heraklion, Crete. In the following decades, the fleet was gradually expanded and more routes were offered. Since 1990, daily connections are available between Patras and Igoumenitsa and Ancona, Italy. more
Based near Pireos Street, GR Cycling is a professionally managed company that offers rentals for road cycling and mountain biking. All of their products are made out of premium materials, top quality frames and technologically advanced components more
At the top of Lycabettus Hill is the Church of Agios Georgios (Saint George). It is a remarkable whitewashed chapel that dates back to around the 1800s. It is built on the same spot that the Temple of Zeus was in ancient times. more
The Ministry was founded by the government of Kostas Karamanli and replaced the Ministry of Landscape. The Ministry of Agricultural Development and Food supervises all agricultural processes and innovations in Greece. more
A historic 4-star hotel in central Athens under the imposing shadow of Lycabettus Hill. Titania Hotel offers 385 beautifully and elegantly designed rooms, perfect for private and business travellers. Two restaurants and a fully equipped conference more
Alexandras Square has some lovely, rustic fish taverns with canopied tables directly overlooking the water. Upon taking a slanted right turn to the beautiful Square with a view of the Saronic high above the beach, one will be confronted with a more
