Explore the Neighborhoods of Athens

Walk through different areas and explore the history, culture, and modern living.

Walking around Athens’ neighborhoods offers more than just ancient landmarks. Athenians immerse themselves in daily interactions at local cafes, restaurants, and cultural events. Each neighborhood provides a unique experience, showcasing the essence of authentic Greek life.

Discover traditional bakeries with fresh snacks and desserts, charming pedestrian streets lined with local shops, and cozy spots for friendly and business meetings. Enjoy restaurants with large screens broadcasting live sporting events, making it the perfect place to soak up the lively atmosphere.

Explore Athens like a local and dive into the heart of its culture and daily life!

Acropolis

Explore the historic heart of Athens.

Ampelokipoi

Visit this busy area full of local charm.

Exarcheia

Live like a local in the city’s most authentic neighborhood.

Gazi

Dive into the lively nightlife and festival scene.

Historic Center

Explore the historic center of Athens also known as commercial triangle.

Ilisia

The ideal area to live if you are visiting for business or medical reasons.

Kerameikos

Stroll through the district, once a key part of the route to Plato’s Academy.

Kolonaki

Explore the upscale Athens business and commercial district.

Koukaki

The place to be for hip restaurants and bars.

Monastiraki

Home of the ancient ruins and now the classic Athens flea market.

Omonia

The hub of the city, where different cultures meet.

Pagkrati

Enjoy Pagrati’s dynamic nightlife, offering a mix of  famous bars and cozy cafés.

Petralona

One of Athens’ most charming neighborhoods to explore on foot.

Plaka

Explore the “Neighborhood of the Gods”- the most picturesque area of the city.

Psiri

Athens’ trendiest district, offering a blend of hip urban energy and a rich historical past.

Syntagma

Explore the area around Syntagma Square and the Greek Parliament.

Thissio

Perfect for those who enjoy leisurely strolls, outdoor cafes, and an appreciation for Greek antiquity.