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In the grand neighbourhood of Kolonaki between National Garden and Mount Lycabettus is this pleasantly tranquil space. With greenery, nicely laid out paving and paths, statuary and seating, its popularity is not difficult to understand. Amongst the gleaming white sculptural busts of notables are some more abstract creations. One shows a woman without a head but with one wing. Slightly slouching on a seat a big stringed instrument is on her lap.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Kolonaki is considered to be the most affluent area in Athens. You can find a lot of fine cafes, restaurants and shops here.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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I just spent a week in Greece, 3 nights in this hotel downtown Athens. I would give it 4.stars. The lobby is very nice. Clean, nice furniture, etc. Free buffet breakfast, lots of choices. Eggs(fried too), bacon, sausage that reminded me of our hot dogs breads, cheese olives, yogurt, fruit, pastries, Coffee, tea. Quirkiness comes in the hotel room layout upstairs.. Little hallways, off shoots from the elevators. Also a couple I was traveling with got a queen size bed plus 2 twin beds. Why? However, the rooms were clean. It's reasonably close to the Acropolis and the shopping area. - 2 kilometers I think. Need a cab really but they were easy to find, 5 to 7 euros. Cheap enough…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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A neighborhood is a little prettier than the others, and much less represents Greece. The only interesting place we found is the Cycladic Art Museum. We tried to have lunch around the square, but all the restaurants were completely generic (pizza, pasta, burgers, Greek food for tourists) or places that served mostly drinks. Shopping stores can also be found elsewhere.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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We decided to have dinner in this nice neighborhood of Athens. Many fine shops and eateries in the area. It seemed so much more sedate than the frenzied scene in downtown Athens.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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