Center for Folk Art and Tradition «Angeliki Hatzimichali»
The Museum of Greek Folk Art, located in the Plaka district of Athens, is a window into the rich cultural tradition of Greece, reflecting daily life and craft practices that have characterized the country from the 17th to the 20th century. Founded in 1918 as the “Museum of Greek Handicrafts” by Georgios Drosinis, a Greek […]
Eleftherna Archaeological Museum
The Museum of Ancient Eleutherna, inaugurated in June 2016, represents a fundamental step in understanding the history and culture of Crete. Located near the ancient city of Eleutherna, in the heart of Crete, this museum is closely linked to the archaeological site of the same name, offering visitors a complete experience that combines art, history, […]
Mount Pentelic
Mount Pentelicus, known in modern Greek as Pendeli Oros, is a mountain of great historical and cultural importance located in the region of Attica, Greece, northeast of Athens and southwest of Marathon. With its highest peak, Kokkinaras, reaching an altitude of 1,107 meters, Mount Pentelicus is famous for its exceptional white marble, which played a […]
Herakleidon Museum
The Museum Herakleidon, located in the historic district of Thissio in Athens, is a cultural gem founded in 2004 by Paul and Anna-Belinda Firos. This museum is not just a collection of artworks, but a true interactive learning center that embraces art, science, and technology, reflecting a unique multidisciplinary approach in the Greek museum landscape. […]
Monastiraki
Monastiraki, located in the bustling heart of Athens, is one of the most iconic and lively neighborhoods in the city. With its fascinating blend of ancient history and modern life, Monastiraki is a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the essence of the Greek capital. The name “Monastiraki” comes from a small monastery, […]
Lycabettus
Mount Lycabettus, with its 277 meters in height, is the highest point in Athens and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the city, all the way to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This limestone hill rises majestically in the center of the Greek capital, representing not only a natural wonder but also a place full […]
Small Mitropolis
The Church of the Little Metropolis, also known as Panagia Gorgoepikoos or Agios Eleftherios, is a Byzantine gem located next to the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens. Probably built in the 12th century, its precise dating is still a subject of debate among scholars, with some hypotheses placing it between the 9th and 13th centuries. This […]
Marika Kotopouli Museum
The Marika Kotopouli Museum, located in the Zografou district of Athens, is dedicated to the famous Greek theater actress Marika Kotopouli, one of the most influential figures in Greek theater of the 20th century. This museum not only celebrates the life and career of Kotopouli, but also offers a vast collection of modern art, reflecting […]
Ancient Kaisarianī Monastery
The Monastery of Kaisariani, located on the northern slopes of Mount Hymettus, near Athens, is one of the most precious treasures of Greece’s Byzantine heritage. Founded probably at the end of the 11th century, the monastery was built on the site of an ancient Roman sanctuary dedicated to Aphrodite, which in turn was built on […]
Kerameikos
The Kerameikos, located in the northwest part of ancient Athens, is one of the most important and fascinating archaeological sites in the city, as well as the largest necropolis in Athens. It takes its name from the Greek word “keramos,” which means pottery, as it was originally the potters’ quarter. Its history is long and […]
