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🏘️ Neighbourhoods
🏘️ 1Psiri (Psyrri)
A former craftsmen's quarter next to Monastiraki, now packed with tavernas, bars, street art and late-night music. It is fairly alternative and gritty-bohemian (but busy with visitors), with no poshness at all.
🏘️ 2Monastiraki
The busy square, metro hub and flea market below the Acropolis, full of souvenir and vintage stalls and rooftop bars with views. Lively and mainstream-touristy, with a slightly scruffy edge. Not posh.
🏘️ 13Plaka
The oldest quarter, right under the Acropolis: pedestrian lanes, neoclassical houses and the Cycladic-style Anafiotika hamlet. Pretty and very touristy, neither alternative nor posh (tourist-priced tavernas).
🏘️ 44Kolonaki
The upscale district on the lower slopes of Lycabettus, with designer boutiques, galleries, embassies and people-watching cafés around Kolonaki Square (Plateia Filikis Etaireias). The poshest neighbourhood in central Athens: establishment and chic, the opposite of alternative.
🏘️ 60Pangrati
A residential district behind the Panathenaic Stadium, centred on Plateia Varnava and Plateia Plastira, with a strong local food and bar scene and few tourists. Middle-class and quietly hip: more neighbourhood-bohemian than either alternative or posh.
🏘️ 66Thissio
The area around the pedestrian Apostolou Pavlou promenade, with cafés facing the Acropolis and the Temple of Hephaestus in the Ancient Agora. Relaxed and somewhat touristy but loved by Athenians for evening strolls: mid-range, neither posh nor very alternative.
🏘️ 67Filopappou Hill (Philopappos)
A pine-covered archaeological hill south-west of the Acropolis, topped by the 2nd-century Philopappos Monument and crossed by Pikionis' stone paths. It has the classic Acropolis and sunset view, is free and open, and has a local, unpretentious feel, more green space than scene.
🍽️ Eat: tavernas & restaurants
🍽️ 3Ta Karamanlidika tou Fani
🍺 beer €4.5 · 🍷 wine €4–6.50 · 🍽️ plate €6.50–8.50
A deli and charcuterie shop with a busy meze restaurant attached, serving pastirma, soutzouki, cured meats, cheeses and Anatolian-Greek small plates with ouzo, tsipouro and wine. It is built on the cured-meat traditions of the Karamanlides, Anatolian Greek-Orthodox refugees. Fanis Theodoropoulos continues his family's 1920s pastirma trade, and the restaurant has occupied its corner neoclassical building since 2014.
🍽️ 4Linou Soumpasis & Sia (LS & SIA)
A hyped modern-Greek neo-taverna and bistro in a former candle shop in Psyrri. It is dinner-focused with a natural-wine list and no cocktail menu, reservations needed, Michelin Plate 2024-2025. Opened in December 2021 by Myrsini Linou and George Soumpasis, it is also a shop, natural-candle maker and creative office, and hosts exhibitions and record launches.
🍽️ 5Cafe Avissinia
🍽️ plate €13
An old-school taverna and mezedopoleio on the Monastiraki flea-market square, mainly a sit-down meal place, on three levels with an Acropolis-view rooftop terrace. There is live folk music (accordion, piano) at weekends from September to June. Ketty Koufonikola opened it in 1986, and the interior is cluttered with antiques.
🍽️ 14Dopios
🍸 cocktail €13 · 🍺 beer €6 · 🍷 wine €6 · 🍽️ plate €14
A modern Greek meze restaurant by chef Christoforos Peskias, a sit-down dinner place with a solid cocktail and wine list. It focuses on small producers from around Greece. It has run since about 2021 under plane trees on Agion Theodoron square, beside the 11th-century church of Agioi Theodoroi.
🍽️ 20Seychelles
🍽️ plate €12–18
Seychelles (Σεϋχέλλες) is a modern-Greek sharing-plates restaurant with outdoor tables on a lively pedestrian square in Metaxourgeio/Kerameikos. Booking is recommended. An early Athens 'bistronomy' spot, it serves ingredient-driven Greek 'soul food' with rustic-meets-urban cooking and is popular with locals and tourists.
🍽️ 28To Rini
🍸 cocktail €8 · 🍺 beer €6 · 🍽️ plate €17 · ☕ coffee €2.3
A tiny chef-run all-day bistro by the National Archaeological Museum, with a quiet patio. Coffee and brunch from the morning, then modern takes on Greek comfort dishes from seasonal produce, with natural Greek wines, in the evening.
🍽️ 29Pharaoh
A lively wood-fire Greek restaurant and natural-wine bar (Michelin Bib Gourmand) with a vinyl DJ in the evenings, turning party-ish late at night. Chef Manolis Papoutsakis cooks without electricity, using wood stoves, charcoal and a wood oven. It sits behind a heavy curtain in edgy Exarchia.
🍽️ 30Lorda (Λόρδα)
🍺 beer €2.30–5.10 · 🍽️ plate €11.70–16.10
A souvlaki joint on Spyrou Trikoupi in Exarchia, built around skewers: pork, chicken, kebab, sausage, lamb, beef, plus halloumi and mushroom options for vegetarians. A skewer runs about €2.80–4.30, a pita wrap €4–5.20 and a plated portion from €11.70 (Wolt prices), with Greek beers alongside. Open from lunchtime until after midnight; Wolt customers rate it 9.0/10.
🍽️ 31I Kriti (Η Κρήτη)
A family-run Cretan taverna and rakadiko in an arcade (stoa) off Veranzerou, by Kaningos Sq. It serves home-style Cretan dishes such as apaki, Sfakian pies and liver with honey, with raki and a free dessert, using produce from Cretan cooperatives. Running for about 30 years, it is now seen as a classic.
🍽️ 32Ouzeri Lesvos
🍽️ plate €8
An unpretentious, old-fashioned Exarchia ouzeri serving fresh seafood and meze from Lesvos or cooked the Lesvos way, at modest prices. It is long-standing, crowded and mostly local.
🍽️ 33Zigoala (Ζιγκοάλα)
A modern taverna (mageirio) in Omonia by chef Vasilis Chammam, serving meze with Greek and Eastern Mediterranean cooking to laïko music. It was the hyped opening of the 2025-26 season, widely reviewed (Athinorama, Lifo, FNL) and credited with drawing food lovers to Omonia.
🍽️ 34Diporto
An unmarked basement taverna under an old neoclassical building by the Central Market, lunch only, with shared tables and cash payment. There is no menu: a few daily dishes such as legumes or chickpeas, stews, small fried fish and salad, with retsina from the barrel. It has run since 1887.
🍽️ 45Filippou (Taverna Filippou)
🍽️ plate €10
A classic Kolonaki taverna for lunch or dinner, not a bar, with daily-changing home-cooked dishes (mageirefta) from an open kitchen. It is a third-generation family business founded in 1923 as a basement wine shop, at its current ground-floor site since 1968.
🍽️ 61Cookoovaya
🍺 beer €9 · 🍷 wine €8 · 🍽️ plate €25
An upscale modern Greek restaurant near Evangelismos, a dinner destination with an open kitchen and a sommelier-led wine list. It opened in 2014 as a collaboration of five Greek chefs, including Periklis Koskinas, and serves generous Mediterranean dishes from small Greek suppliers. It is on Michelin and 50 Best Discovery lists.
🍽️ 62Akra
A bistronomy restaurant and bakery with an open kitchen, a counter and a wood-fired grill. It runs as a bakery-café for breakfast, with dinner as the main event. Chefs Giannis Loukakis and Spiros Pediaditakis opened it in 2023, and it holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand (since the 2024 Athens guide).
🍽️ 63Mavro Provato
🍽️ plate €9–13
A very popular modern mezedopoleio ('black sheep') in Pangrati serving small plates, grills, home-style dishes and tsipouro at fair prices. Reservations recommended. A neighbourhood favourite, with a second branch in Melissia.
🍽️ 68Taverna Oikonomou
🍷 wine €9 per ½ L · 🍽️ plate €12–13
An old-school Petralona taverna with home-cooked mageirefta (stuffed vegetables, rabbit stifado, beans), courtyard and street tables, and a recited menu. It has operated since the 1930s.
🍽️ 69Phita (Fita / ΦΙΤΑ)
A modern Greek gastro-taverna in Neos Kosmos, dinner-focused, with a daily-changing, seafood-heavy sharing-plate menu of seafood, vegetables and pulses from small producers, and a curated wine list. Fotis Foteinoglou and Theodoros Kassavetis opened it in 2019, and it is credited with putting Neos Kosmos on the food map.
🍽️ 78Krabo
🍺 beer €8 · 🍷 wine €10 · 🍽️ plate €17–25
A seasonal beach restaurant and bar in the small Zoska cove at Kavouri, with paid sunbeds and cabanas. Lunch under a pergola is Mediterranean seafood, pasta and meze with Greek wines, followed by sunset cocktails.
☕ Cafés & brunch
☕ 15Anana Coffee & Food
A specialty coffee shop and vegan-vegetarian kitchen on the corner of Praxitelous and Chrysospiliotissis, opened in 2019 by Panagiotis Xylas, Katerina Manola and Valantis Fragkos. It roasts its own coffee and rotates single origins, and the bright, Scandinavian-meets-Bauhaus room is smoke-free. Banana bread is the signature bake; reviewers rave about the brunch, especially a French toast with salted caramel and berries.
☕ 46Prasini Tenta
🍺 beer €7 · 🍷 wine €8 · 🍽️ plate €17–23 · ☕ coffee €4.5
A café-restaurant on the lower slopes of Lycabettus, by the footpath, with a panoramic city view. Coffee and brunch by day, cocktails and wine at sunset, and a full menu of Greek, Mediterranean and international comfort food. It has operated since 1931.
☕ 47Philos Athens
A daytime brunch café with a concept store (fashion, homeware) and event space across three floors, serving farm-to-table brunch, bowls, eggs, pancakes and coffee. It reportedly will not seat coffee-only customers. The restored 1930s neoclassical townhouse once belonged to collector Evripidis Koutlidis.
☕ 48Dexameni (café-ouzeri)
A historic open-air kafeneio under the trees of Dexameni Square: coffee in the morning, then ouzo or beer with small meze plates through the evening. It is very local. The square is named after Hadrian's 2nd-century reservoir, was a haunt of writers like Papadiamantis and Varnalis, and has a summer open-air cinema (Cine Dexameni).
☕ 49Queen Bee
🍽️ plate €8.50–13.50
A Kolonaki bakery-café serving all-day brunch, known for sourdough and croissants (a French baker consulted on them), such as a pistachio-praline one. It is from Panagiotis Kalyvas (of Capanna and Kolonaki Kalamaki) and busy with stylish Kolonaki locals.
☕ 64Ohh Boy
🍸 cocktail €8 · 🍺 beer €7 · 🍽️ plate €13 · ☕ coffee €2.5
An all-day Pangrati bakery-café and bistro for brunch, porridge, protein pancakes, chia bowls and cakes, with many vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. It also serves spritzes, craft beer and wine in the early evening.
🍸 Bars: cocktails & wine
🍸 6Wine is Fine
🍷 wine €6–9 · 🍽️ plate €10–13
A French-bistro-style natural-wine bar that works as a small restaurant, with a full seasonal menu of French-Greek small plates and white tablecloths on pedestrian Vissis St. It is walk-in only with a long waitlist. Two Frenchmen, Rafael Wallon-Brownstone and Thomas Brengou, run it with Greek chef Stavros Chrysafidis, in a 70s-chic interior.
🍸 7Booze Cooperativa (K.O.T.E.S.)
🍺 beer €8
A multi-level arty bar and cultural space with galleries and a performance basement, open from late morning. By day people come for coffee, chess and backgammon, and at night it turns into a loud bar with indoor smoking. Founded in 1989 in a neoclassical building, it has also been the headquarters of K.O.T.E.S., a tongue-in-cheek smokers' party, since 2018.
🍸 8Cantina Social
🍸 cocktail €6.50–10
An unsigned courtyard and garden bar at the end of an alley off Leokoriou in Psyrri/Thiseio. It is a café by day and a dance bar at night with resident DJs (techno, indie, disco), cheap drinks and late hours. It is set in an old lodge and is a locals' hangout.
🍸 9Couleur Locale
🍸 cocktail €12 · 🍺 beer €6
An all-day rooftop bar and bistro in a Monastiraki arcade by the flea market, with a direct Acropolis view. Coffee and brunch by day, then a cocktail bar with DJs and jazz, soul and rock at night, plus light food. It opened in 2014 on the top floor of a shabby-looking building.
🍸 10TAF - The Art Foundation
A courtyard café-bar in an art complex with galleries and a shop, in 1870s residential buildings around a tree-filled courtyard. Coffee by day, beers and simple cocktails at night, with an arty young crowd and underground music. It has run since about 2014.
🍸 11Retiré (at Ergon House)
🍸 cocktail €13 · 🍺 beer €6
A seasonal (April to October) third-floor rooftop bar on the Ergon House food hall and hotel, with Acropolis views. Cocktails by The Clumsies come from a cocktail truck, with Greek wines, beers and light bites. Casual and walk-in only.
🍸 16The Clumsies
🍸 cocktail €14
A cocktail bar in a townhouse, open all day across several floors but mainly a cocktail destination, with a small food menu. Vassilis Kyritsis and Nikos Bakoulis founded it in 2014. It has been on the World's 50 Best Bars list every year since 2015, peaking at No. 3 in 2020.
🍸 17Baba Au Rum
🍸 cocktail €11
A rum-focused cocktail bar in Psyrri with 400+ rums and tropical, retro decor. No reservations. Open for over 15 years, it is a regular on the World's 50 Best Bars list (No. 27 in 2025).
🍸 18Blue Bird
A tiny (about 23 m²) cocktail bar on pedestrian Ipitou street near Syntagma, open evenings and nights. At weekends it spills onto the street and square with resident DJs and a street-party crowd. It calls itself a 'bar for exotic birds' and started out serving only spirits.
🍸 21Beauty Killed the Beast
🍺 beer €6 · 🍽️ plate €9.5 · ☕ coffee €3.3
An all-day café-bar on the pedestrian part of Paramythias in Kerameikos: coffee and brunch by day, DJs and cocktails at night, with a garden. It is in a restored 1930s neoclassical mansion with King Kong art on the facade.
🍸 35Teleion (Τέλειον)
Telion occupies the old Τέλειον patisserie on Ithakis Street, a Kypseli landmark for about a century, and keeps its wooden display cases, marble floor and counters; you enter through an old lift door. It opened in June 2025 as an audiophile bar playing jazz, afro and disco from vinyl and CDs, with a DJ booth in the middle of the room and guest DJs mostly on Friday and Saturday nights, when the crowd dances between the two wooden bars. Popi Sevastou's short menu covers stirred classics, two gin and tonics and four signatures such as a 50/50 Martini and an apricot-sherry Negroni. Closed Sunday and Monday.
🍸 36The Mule & The Pig
A small bar at the junction of Zoodochou Pigis and Valtetsiou in Exarchia, described by in.gr as a 'kafeneio with a bar' run by a bohemian crew with deep ties to the neighbourhood; it has a sister bar on Anafi. It promises 'no fancy drinks': classic spirits in 70 ml pours, plus craft beer and wine, with DJ evenings announced on Instagram. Reviewers love the curated music, the staff and the open front onto street life; smoking is allowed indoors.
🍸 37Luxus Cocktail Bar
An Exarchia cocktail bar on the corner of Valtetsiou and Charilaou Trikoupi, open since 2011 and an early champion of mixology in Athens. Its list of about 75 cocktails, drawn from different eras and places, has not changed since opening day; signatures include the Brownskin Gal (aged rum, ginger, passion fruit), a chilli-infused Zombie and a house French 75. Inside is mid-war Bauhaus decor; outside are plenty of tables for people-watching. On Tuesdays and Thursdays happy hour runs all day with €6 cocktails. It also serves coffee and beer from the morning, and locals say it draws artists and actors.
🍸 38Bar Ideal
Bar Ideal opened in summer 2025 in the former Jarmusch on Kiafas Street's small pedestrian square; its sign says 'Not in Athens', which many people take for its name. The tiny room looks like a 1950s film set and works as a listening bar, with vinyl through a hi-fi system (funk, soul, jazz, rock and experimental house), guest DJs, and a Sunday 'Bootlegs' night of old hip hop; the crowd spills out onto the square. Drinks come from 2024 Greek World Class winner Hector Vezyrgiannis, with signatures like a Creamy Daiquiri with pastry cream and Purple Rain with rum, coconut and pineapple.
🍸 39Don't be a D!ck
An Exarchia 'soft clubbing' bar opened in autumn 2025, with 48-hour sourdough pizza from a wood-fired oven and clean cocktails early, then DJ sets (italo and space disco, funk). Downstairs is the pink-tiled 'Toilet Room' with a disco ball and a no-photo policy. The look is 70s-80s Fiorucci.
🍸 50Jazz in Jazz
Jazz in Jazz started in Agia Galini, Crete, in 1978 and has been on Deinokratous at the foot of Lycabettus since the mid-1990s. It is a small jazz museum of a bar, with musician portraits, instruments, a wall of vinyl and a 'Sorry No Requests' sign. Recorded trad jazz and blues play at conversation volume while the bartenders pour from a long whisky and bourbon list or make classic cocktails such as the Old Fashioned. There are no DJ nights and no dance floor.
🍸 65Chelsea Hotel (bar)
🍸 cocktail €6–8 · 🍺 beer from €3
Not a hotel: a bohemian corner café-bar on Plastira Square in a former grocery. Coffee by day, then a busy, cheap neighbourhood bar with craft beer and simple cocktails at night. A Pangrati favourite with young locals.
🍸 70Tarzan
Tarzan is a small bar on Agion Asomaton square in Thiseio, opened in March 2021 by childhood friends Giorgos and Nikos. Its own Instagram promises fine spirits, classic cocktails and 'a pure analog sound system. Only vinyls', with DJs behind the decks; it opens at 5pm and stays open until 3am most nights. Reviewers mention the cosy atmosphere, friendly staff, the square outside and snacks like corn dogs.
🍸 71Drupes & Drips
A tiny Koukaki spot with specialty coffee and juices in the morning, then an Italian-style spritz and cicchetti bar. Evenings bring Greek and Italian natural wines, prosecco and raki with cured meats and cheese boards.
🍸 72Epta Martyres (Seven Martyrs)
🍽️ plate €5
A Neos Kosmos/Koukaki wine bar with a Volos-tsipouradiko-style kitchen and 150+ Greek and European low-intervention labels, many of them magnums, with 10+ by the glass. Small seafood and meze plates are sent out as you drink, a Volos custom. It opened in 2024 and quickly became a hangout.
🍸 73Line
🍸 cocktail €10–11 · 🍺 beer €6–7.50 · 🍷 wine €6.50–7.50 · 🍽️ plate €9–15.50
Line is the Kato Petralona bar from The Clumsies' founders, opened in 2022 in a former art gallery and run around fermentation and zero waste, including its own grape-less fruit wines called Why-Ins. In 2026 it topped the first Europe's 50 Best Bars list. Cocktails are twisted classics, served with house beers, sourdough bread and a full food menu; no DJ nights are documented, so this is a place to drink and eat rather than to dance.
🪩 Clubs & late night
🪩 19Dybbuk
A large electronic dance club with house and techno nights, known for big production nights and winter-only seasons. Its last known home was the Stadiou 7 arcade near Syntagma, its third location. It opened around 2009 in a Kolonaki basement at Patriarchou Ioakeim 37.
🪩 22SMUT Athens
An underground queer techno club at Vatsaxi 4, in an industrial space in Metaxourgeio, open on Saturday nights. There is a no-camera policy and a consent briefing at the door, as part of its safe-space approach. The look is raw, red-lit Berlin warehouse.
🪩 23Sodade2
A long-running LGBTQ+ dance club in Gazi with two dance floors, one for mainstream and Greek pop, one for house and progressive. It is weekend-focused, late and packed with a younger crowd. One of the first gay clubs in Gazi and still one of the most popular.
🪩 24S-Cape
A large, long-running two-level LGBTQ+ dance club in Gazi with pop and Greek music, drag shows, go-go dancers and themed nights. It has several bars and stages, cheap drinks and a young crowd.
🪩 40Skullbar
An underground bar that is an alternative coffee bar by day and a dance club by night. It is best known for weekend after-hours techno and house parties starting around 05:00.
🪩 51Rock'n'Roll
A bar-restaurant by day and early evening (burgers, pizza, tacos), then a crowded late party bar with DJs, party nights and live acts. A Kolonaki institution since 1987, with a mixed-age crowd from the smart Kolonaki set.
🪩 74Alcatraz (strip club)
A strip and 'show club' on Syngrou Avenue, Athens' traditional strip of nightclubs, open 21:00-09:00 with reservations by phone or online. It is repeatedly reported as a tourist trap, with taxi drivers steering customers there and inflated bills.
🪩 79Island (Island Club & Restaurant / Island Athens Riviera)
🍸 cocktail €20 · 🍽️ plate €30–69
An upscale seaside summer restaurant and nightclub on the rocks at Varkiza: sunset dinner, then DJs and partying until early morning, with table and bottle service. It is long-running, with whitewashed Cycladic styling and sea views, a glamorous summer night out on the Riviera.
🏛️ Museums
🏛️ 25Alekos Fassianos Museum
The painter Alekos Fassianos's family home, an apartment block he remodelled with architect Kyriakos Krokos over two decades (finished 1996); opened as a museum to his work in 2023.
🏛️ 26Benaki Museum - Pireos 138
The Benaki's large contemporary venue in a converted industrial building, used for temporary exhibitions of art, architecture and photography.
🏛️ 41National Archaeological Museum
Greece's largest archaeological museum, with prehistoric to late-antique finds: the Mask of Agamemnon, the Artemision Bronze and the Antikythera Mechanism.
🏛️ 52Benaki Museum - Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika Gallery
The former home and studio of modernist painter Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika (1906-94), now a Benaki branch showing his work and that of his circle, with views from the upper floors.
🏛️ 53Benaki Museum (main building)
The Benaki's flagship mansion, covering Greek art and culture from prehistory to the 20th century; its rooftop café looks over the National Garden.
🏛️ 54Museum of Cycladic Art
Museum built around the Goulandris collection of Cycladic figurines and ancient Greek and Cypriot art, also staging major contemporary art shows.
🏛️ 55Byzantine & Christian Museum
A national museum of Byzantine and post-Byzantine art (icons, mosaics, frescoes, manuscripts) in the 1840s Villa Ilissia, built for the Duchess of Plaisance, with a large modern underground extension and gardens.
🏛️ 75Benaki Museum of Islamic Art
The Benaki's Islamic collection (ceramics, metalwork, textiles, carved woodwork from the 7th-19th c.) in two neoclassical mansions. Part of the ancient city wall is visible in the basement, and there is a rooftop café facing Kerameikos.
🏛️ 76Acropolis Museum
Bernard Tschumi-designed museum (opened 2009) for finds from the Acropolis, including the Parthenon gallery; glass floors show the excavations below.
🖼️ Galleries & art spaces
🖼️ 27The Breeder
Leading contemporary art gallery founded in 2002 by Stathis Panagoulis and George Vamvakidis, growing out of The Breeder magazine. It is in a converted 1970s ice-cream factory and shows Greek and international artists at major fairs.
🖼️ 42Ninetto Gallery
Contemporary gallery co-founded by Romain Bitton and Fred de Schonen in a former apartment, so a visit feels like a collector's home; it shows international and Greece-based artists, often their first exhibitions.
🖼️ 43Romantso
A creative hub in the former printing works of 'Romantso' magazine. It combines a start-up incubator, artist studios and residencies with a café-bar and a busy programme of exhibitions, parties and concerts.
🖼️ 56Eleftheria Tseliou Gallery
Contemporary art gallery founded in 2013 that represents about 15 established and emerging, mostly Greek artists, with around seven solo shows a year.
🛍️ Shops & books
🛍️ 12Hyper Hypo
Independent bookstore for art, design, photography, architecture, fashion and pop culture, with a project space for talks, launches and exhibitions; also sells posters and prints.
🛍️ 57Indigo (@indigo_ath)
A small lifestyle and gift boutique (Indigo Atelier) selling handmade jewellery, ceramics and macramé. Co-owned by Niki Protopapa and Maya Simou, which matches Giulia's 'friend Maya'.
🛍️ 58Benaki Museum Shop
Founded about 40 years ago as the first museum shop in Greece, it sells replicas, jewellery, prints, books and pieces by Greek designers. There are five branches across the Benaki buildings plus an online shop.
⛰️ Walks, views & activities
⛰️ 59Lycabettus Hill walk
At 277 m, the highest hill in central Athens, with the chapel of Agios Georgios on top and 360° views over the city to the sea. You can walk up through pines in about 20-30 minutes, or take the funicular from Aristippou St.
⛰️ 77National Observatory of Athens - Thissio Visitor Center (evening tour)
The historic 1842 observatory on the Hill of the Nymphs runs evening visits with the Geoastrophysics museum, the historic Synge/Doridis telescopes and stargazing (weather permitting).