Destination

Catch a hydrofoil to Aegina island where you can get a glimpse of island life very close to Athens. Be sure to buy the locally grown pistachio nuts.

Visit the impressive Corinth Canal and the ancient city of Corinth situated on the hilltop.

Go to Kifissia and walk through the shopping area. Admire the classical homes among beautiful gardens and walk to Kefalari, where you can have lunch or dinner in one of the many restaurants.

Watch the changing of the Evzones guards (which occurs every hour, on the hour) in front of the tomb dedicated to the Unknown Soldier.

Boasting the blue seas of the Saronic Gulf as its backdrop, Flisvos Marina is Greece’s first exclusive marina to offer large-scale mooring capacity for mega-yacht owners from Greece and abroad. Apart from the extensive berthing capacities, a commercial complex that stretches across an area of 3.800 sq.m., features a majestic Mediterranean esplanade lined with fine dining and shopping venues as well as a roster of special events during the calendar year.

Visit the Byzantine Kaisariani Monastery. It is situated in an oasis of pine trees on Mount Hymettus. The church was built in the late 11th century and is of historical importance.

Have a coffee or drink in one of the many outdoor cafes at Mikrolimano Marina.

A public space, where everyone has free access and can participate in a multitude of cultural, educational, athletic and environmental activities and events. It includes the Greek National Opera and the National Library.

Jog towards the Panathinaiko Stadium, then cross the avenue to enter the Zappeion and the National Garden.

Walk to the hill opposite the Acropolis and admire the breathtaking view. This area is not frequented by tourists.

Visit one of the wonders of the ancient world - which remains a wonder to this day. You can either purchase a ticket to the Acropolis site only or a ticket that gives you access to the following sites: Acropolis, Ancient Agora, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Theatre of Dionysos and Keramikos.

An oasis in the heart of the ancient city where you can admire a variety of historic buildings. This was the political, financial and religious centre of ancient Athens. Tip: This site hosted the European Summit in 2003.

Visit the temple of Poseidon at the southernmost tip of Attica and admire the breathtaking view. Tip: Don't miss the world-famous sunset.

A large fleamarket where you can buy a variety of objects. Tip: The best day to visit Monastiraki is Sunday, with most of the Athenians.

Take the funicular to the top of the mount and enjoy a bird's-eye view of Athens. Also, see the small chapel of St George.

Here you will find the most impressive and diverse collection of ancient artifacts from all over Greece. Tip: Entrance is free on Sundays from November to March.

This is the heart of the old city of Athens. Walk through the narrow, pedestrianised streets. Tip: Do not miss a visit to the Anafiotika area.

Syntagma Square is the centre of the city and is within walking distance of the main shopping areas. The Parliament building is located directly opposite Syntagma Square. Tip: Buy a koulouri (circular bread with sesame seeds) from the street vendors.

The museum has been constructed to exhibit the unique finds and architectural sculptures of the Acropolis. Tip: Visitors are also able to visit the archaeological remains of a neighborhood of ancient Athens in the lower ground level of the museum. The museum operates until 8pm in the summer and until 10pm every Friday.

This is the biggest temple of antiquity and was dedicated to the father of the god Zeus. The temple was constructed in 131A.D. Tip: The temple is within walking distance from the hotel.