The capital of Greece, Athens, is one of the most beautiful cities in the world to visit. Steeped in history, known as the “birthplace of democracy”, and with incredible year-round weather, it’s little wonder why so many people visit Athens every year.
It’s no secret that Athens is home to some of the most precious historic sites in the world. The Acropolis of Athens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands proudly on top of Athens, overlooking the sprawling city below. It is one of the most important historical sites in Western civilisation, and is just one of the many historic sites in the Greek capital. Let's go
Greek food is known around the world as some of the tastiest and most nutritious. We’re talking an abundance of fresh seafood, from juicy king prawns to fresh grilled fish, as well as souvlaki and, of course, gyros, brimming with golden sizzling chips and Greek-style chicken. Or perhaps you’d prefer to indulge in a Greek salad by the coast with a glass of local chilled white wine and a side of Greek olives stuffed with feta cheese instead? Let's go
From the stony, historic Old Town to the modern centre of the city, the neighbourhoods in Athens blend seamlessly into each other, despite around 4,000 years of history between most of them. This is a great way to experience the evolution of the city, as well as explore what each area has to offer, from quaint cafes to vibrant bars. The nightlife in areas such as Gazi is excellent, attracting world-class DJs in the summer months for those who like to party until the sun comes up. Let's go