The area of Kolonaki is located north-east of Syntagma Square. Its name is derived from the Greek word «Κολωνάκι», meaning "Little Column" – which is a 2 meter column actually found in the main square. more

Most visitors to the famous Hill of Lycabettus choose to use the funicular to get to the top. Located at the foot of the hill at Ploutarchou Street and the small dead end road of Aritipou 1 in Kolonaki, it is privately ... more

As meeting places of the masses in the same way that we often see happening in squares of other countries, the squares of Athens are smaller in size and full of life. more

Since the 19th Century, traditional coffee houses have been a part of Greek life. In more rural areas, they are present everywhere. In bigger cities, they are being replaced by modern chains. But some traditional coffee... more