After your day walk in Athens you can take your coffee at Adrianou street cafes. Is a very nice street near Acropolis with many shops and cafes More

You can sit and enjoy fabulous greek food while gazing at ancient ruins just across the street. It was absolutely packed while we were there...another sign the food is fantastic! The hard part is picking your favorite spot. More

A pedestrian street full of open air cafes with very expensive prices and poor quality of food/beverages. It is part of the old city and connects the Plaka area to the Thission. So if you want to take a tour on the foothill of the Acropolis you can't miss it. But do not stay there for lunch/coffee because the will... More

Very nice area, with lots of cafes, restaurants, and little souvenirs shops. On a clear day its a perfect location to spend some hours, facing the acropolis More

Try to visit especially on a sunny Sunday if you are around. The place is just next to archaeological sites and has a lot of character and tradition More

You can have a quiet, nice walk away from the city traffic. Sit back, have a cup of coffee and watch people passing by. More

A very charming street with many art and craft stores, bars and restaurants. Quiet during the day with the sounds of bouzouki at night. Not to be missed. More

Adrianou street is a must see in Athens. In our visit to Athens (July 2011) we walked this lovely street several times in different hours. Adrian and Kydatheneon Streets are the two main streets of the historical famouse Plaka district. Adrian street starts in Monastiraki flea market towards the roman agora and after the Hadrian Library on the ancient way... More