
Greece remains a premier travel destination for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and inviting culture. In 2025, explore ancient ruins, beautiful islands like Santorini and Mykonos, and savor delicious cuisine. Experience warm hospitality, vibrant nightlife, and diverse adventures while enjoying luxury at affordable prices, all amidst a laid-back Mediterranean lifestyle.

The author’s long-awaited trip to Greece turned out to be a memorable experience, facilitated by the travel operator Thrillophilia. From a smooth booking process to enjoyable guided tours, the journey included visits to Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini, enriched with history, stunning scenery, and delicious local cuisine, fostering confidence for future travels.

Plaka, Athens’ most picturesque neighbourhood, is rich in history and culture, blending ancient remnants with modern cafes and eateries. This guide highlights six must-visit eating spots, including Kimolia, Yiasemi, Saita, ROH, Finewine, and Coco’s, each offering unique culinary experiences that reflect traditional Greek hospitality and flavours.

Athens is a city that blends East and West, offering locals and visitors numerous unique experiences. To truly understand Athens, explore places frequented by locals, such as Areopagus, traditional arcades, Monastiraki, Evripidou Street, neighborhood bakeries, and Kaisariani Monastery. Each location provides insight into the city’s rich culture and history.

Although thousands of visitors coming to Athens have learned about its hidden secret, the scenic neighbourhood of Anafiotika in the shadow of the Acropolis, few of them must have noticed the slightly faded relief column dedicated to the hero Konstantinos Koukidis on Stratonos Street. Anafiotika is part of the old historical neighbourhood of Plaka. It lies…

This article highlights the best traditional Greek pie shops in Athens, focusing on their unique offerings and recipes. Notable places include Ariston for cheese pies, Pandora for various traditional options, and Dimitra Gounaridi for crunchy phyllo pies. Each shop uses fresh ingredients and traditional methods, showcasing the diversity of Greek pies.

Mets is a small neighbourhood, very close to all the main touristic attractions of the city centre (it is a 10 minutes walk from Acropolis and just a few hundred metres from Kallimarmaro Stadium) but it is not touristic at all. It is located on Logginos hill and between Ardittos hill and the First Cemetery…

Anafiotika is a scenic tiny neighbourhood of Athens, part of the old historical neighbourhood called Plaka. It lies on the northeast side of the Acropolis. The first houses were illegally built during the reign of King Otto, in the second half of the 19th century. It was when workers from the island of Anafi, who…