The Omonoia Square (or Concord Square) is theoretically the center of the City of Athens, characterized by heavy traffic and as a common meeting spot. Constructed in 1846, it is one of the oldest in the city. more

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

Street food is defined as being ready-to-eat hand held food or drink sold in a street or other public place. Athens has embraced this genre so much so that a number of events have been created to promote it. Regional ta... more