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

Savoring a leisurely coffee in one of the countless cafes in the city is by far a favorite pastime of Athenians. Check out any of these recommended spots in the downtown area anytime from morning to evening and enjoy! 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

The most important meal of the day comes in all different shapes and sizes in Athens. Either you enjoy a breakfast buffet in one of the numerous hotels - this is also possible as non-guest and has to be paid extra, or y... more

The most delightful addresses in the neighborhood of Plaka, that offer not only quality food, but also cozy spaces and excellent service. In the village environment of Plaka you often forget that you are in a big city. 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