Aristotle’s Lyceum
The Lyceum of Aristotle was a very important philosophical school in our history, a public space where that knowledge was taught that (thanks to people like this classical philosopher) has lasted until today.
The Lyceum of Aristotle was a very important philosophical school in our history, a public space where that knowledge was taught that (thanks to people like this classical philosopher) has lasted until today.
A hidden gem located within the National Gardens of Athens, we are talking about the Zappeion Palace. The building that once served as the Olympic Village, today is probably the most important event and conference hall in all of Greece.
Built by the most “philhellenic” Roman emperor of all (a lover of Greek culture), Hadrian’s Library is one of the most important archaeological sites in Athens.
Mars Hill, also known as the Areopagus, is a corner of Athens from which you can enjoy spectacular views of the entire city. And many people do not know it!
It is a rocky hill located very close to the Acropolis of Athens, which also has a HUGE importance in the history of Ancient Greece and houses a host of curiosities:
Also known as “Kalimarmaro” (I’ll tell you why), the Panathinaic stadium is a must-see if you travel to Athens. However, most of the tourists don’t know the importance of this place, something that will NOT happen to you…
A bit of history, a curious legend and information about the stadium (prices, schedules, discounts…).
The Temple of Olympian Zeus, also called Olimpeion by the Greeks, was the largest temple in Greece during the Hellenistic and Roman times. Undoubtedly, a must-see if you travel to Athens.
Do you want to know which (cheaper) ticket you should buy? Why did it take 7 centuries to build the temple? How was it destroyed? Its timetable? The myths and curiosities surrounding it?
Located very close to the Acropolis of Athens, Hadrian’s Arch is one of the most significant monuments of the Greek capital.
Did you know that…
the Greeks were close friends of the Roman emperor Hadrian ?
Hadrian’s Arch separated 2 different Athens ?
Mount Lycabettus. Located 277 metres above sea level, from here you can enjoy the best views of the city:
Do you want to…
find out how to get to the top of the hill (all options)?
learn about the mythological history of this amazing mountain?
find out the prices and timetables of its famous cable car?
Best beaches we can find in Athens and the surrounding area. Also I will explain you how to get to each one of them, as it’s not always easy to find the way…
Do you want to know which is the most beautiful beach in Athens?
How to get there without getting lost in public transport?
Are you looking forward to a dip in Greece’s famous crystal clear waters?
Let’s talk about a centuries-old tradition of Greek culture, I am referring to the changing of the guard at the Greek Parliament. Nowadays it has become one of the main tourist attractions in the city of Athens, as it is very colourful and curious to see, however I think it is much more interesting once we clear certain questions: