Dionysiou Areopagitou

Welcome to my hometown Athens, a city that seamlessly blends ancient history with modern vibrancy. This three-day adventure is designed to help you make the most of your time in this captivating Greek capital. From exploring the iconic Acropolis and its awe-inspiring monuments to savoring traditional cuisine in charming neighborhoods, and immersing yourself in Athens' lively nightlife, you'll discover the diverse facets that make this city truly special. This guide is divided into the following categories: 1. what to do for each day (archeological sites, neighborhoods you need to visit, activities to do) 2. where to eat & drink (includes 6 restaurants, 6 all-day cafes/bars), 3. where to party (nightlife in Athens). It is suitable for both winter and summer visitors. A curated list of recommendations like this unlike an itinerary offers flexibility and allows travelers to choose based on their available time. However, the way I listed the activities by day allows for a manageable time-based plan. It includes a map and insight notes such as a place description, the address, the opening hours, the ticket prices, the official website to book your tickets (If needed), and some tips for your visit. Make sure to also check my Athens Riviera FREE Guide, if you are visiting Athens during the summer. Subscribe to my Thatch profile for updates and save this guide for your next trip. EXTRAS Find me on TikTok for travel tips and recommendations: @marina_tinker Cities I specialize in: Paris, France and Athens, Greece. Explore my Thatch store! Discover free or ready-to-buy guides and itineraries. Book consultation calls, request custom itinerary planning or curated recommendations, opt for expert pre-trip itinerary reviews, and receive personalized hotel searches (walking tours are subject to availability).

The not-so-obvious things you can do and see for free in Athens. From views, hikes, monuments, and markets. INCLUDING my secret spot for the best view in all of Athens.

Greece, my favorite European country! The Peloponnese is by far my favorite part of Greece. It is less crowded and a lot cheaper than the famous islands. You can still find many authentic villages and incredible beaches. Visit the most relevant national archeological sites and breathtaking monasteries. It is a great region to go hiking and exploring the many waterfalls. We always rent a car and go on a road trip through the vineyards, olive and orange trees. Here’s my Peloponnese Travel Guide including what you can’t miss when you go there and where to eat and stay.