Plaka is the oldest area in Athens located under the Acropolis Hill, on its northern slope. Plaka owes its name to the Arvanites that settled there during the 17th Century and named this area pl(i)aka - meaning old - wh... more

The Sacred Rock of Acropolis was chosen in the 5th BC century by Pericles because of a prophecy by the Delphi oracle as the ideal place for the materialization of the first part of a program for the economic development... 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

Not one Greek citizen could imagine Greece without the sea. It would be a place beyond recognition. Take seafood away from every table and all of the sudden nutrition seems to be deficient. more

Lysicratous Square is one of the oldest squares in Athens. Named after a much-admired sponsor of the arts in Ancient times, it is most well known as being the land upon which the famous Choragic Monument of Lysicrates. more

You can enjoy an ice cream at this historic place overlooking the Monument of Lysicrates, a traditional meal under the shady trees of the Tavern Diogenes, or a dinner in trendy Daphne’s Restaurant. You see, the choice i... more