Athens the Capital of Greece

Athens

Athens is the capital of Greece and the cradle of democracy and philosophy, a unique combination of ancient grandeur and modern life. From the Acropolis to the bustling alleys of Psirri, Athens offers an experience full of history, culture, gastronomy and authentic Greek hospitality.

Ancient History and Monuments

Athens is home to some of the world’s most important cultural heritage sites, with the Acropolis and the Parthenon as its top attractions. Visitors from all over the world stand in awe in front of the Propylaea, the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike. The Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological Museum offer a deeper understanding of ancient Greek art and history.

Living Modern Culture

Athens is not just an open-air museum; it is a vibrant city of artistic and cultural activity. Concerts, theater, festivals, and exhibitions take place in modern venues such as the Onassis Foundation Stegi, the Megaron, and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. Creativity and diversity overflow in every corner of the city.

The City of Flavors

Athens is a gastronomic paradise for every taste. From traditional taverns in Monastiraki to modern haute cuisine restaurants in Kolonaki and Koukaki, Athenian cuisine combines authentic recipes with modern touches. Be sure to try souvlaki, moussaka, as well as Greek wines and spirits.

Easy Access and Transportation

Athens has a modern international airport and a developed transportation network. The metro is clean, reliable, and connects central points of the city with the suburbs and the port of Piraeus. Private transportation (such as taxis, vans and chauffeurs) offer comfort and personalized service for VIP guests and tourists.

Athenian Neighborhoods and Experiences

Athens is revealed through its different neighborhoods: – Plaka with its neoclassical architecture and flowery balconies – Thissio and Monastiraki with the market and historical aura – Gazi and Metaxourgio with intense nightlife – Each area offers unique experiences — whether it is a romantic dinner with a view of the Acropolis, or a stroll through outdoor markets.