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Acropolis Museum

National Gallery

National Archaeological Museum

The Benaki Museum

Benaki Museum - Pireos

Benaki Museum - The Ghika Gallery

National Museum of Contemporary Art Αthens (ΕΜΣΤ)

Byzantine & Christian Museum

Museum of Cycladic Art

Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation

B. & M. Theocharakis Foundation for the Fine Arts & Music

National Historical Museum - Old Parliament House

Museum of Popular Art and Tradition Angeliki Hatzimichali

Museum of Modern Greek Culture (Tzistarakis Mosque)

Athens University History Museum

Loverdos Museum - Ziller Mansion

Onassis Stegi

Athens Concert Hall

Greek National Opera

Athens Conservatoire

Action Plus (great tours in museums but also walkable ones throughout Athens)

Kapani — Northern Greek flavors.

Papadakis Restaurant Athens — Seafood in the heart of Kolonaki.

Amphibian Restaurant — A restaurant with views of the Acropolis, serving a mix of Mediterranean and international cuisine.

O Agrios The Dirty Butcher — A Greek hasapotaverna (butcher-shop tavern).

ΖΙΓΚΟΑΛΑ — Greek cuisine meets Middle Eastern flavors.

Dylan — Modern Greek cuisine in an intimate setting, seating up to ten guests at a time.

Ratka — A historic bistro-style restaurant in Kolonaki, established in 1975.

Ex Machina — Open-kitchen concept serving Greek fusion cuisine.

¡TOPA! — Spanish pintxos meet Cretan traditional cuisine, accompanied by vermouth.

Gallina Athens — Design-focused dining space where you can dine alongside works by Greek contemporary artist Jannis Varelas.

Feyrouz — A great spot for a quick bite and a favorite lunch place of Sofia’s. Recommended: Bosporus rice with chicken, followed by knafeh and cardamom coffee.

Karamanlidika — In the heart of central Athens, near the Athens Central Market (Varvakios Agora), Karamanlidika tou Fani is a small delicatessen and eatery rooted in the culinary traditions of the Karamanlides, flavors preserved through centuries in Cappadocia and Cilicia.

Sushimou — A must-visit for those who absolutely love sushi, offering an omakase-style experience.

Chrysa Chrysa — Greek home-style cooking by the owner, Chrysa Protopapa. You cannot go wrong here.

Voulkanizater — Once a tire repair shop, this space has been transformed into an industrial-style restaurant serving traditional Greek cuisine with a twist.

Spit Jack — Grilled meat selections served with wine in a New York tattoo-parlor-inspired setting.

Nosh Lobster & brioche — Lobster rolls served in soft brioche bread, ideal for a mid-day bite.

Aswtos — Described by some as striking a balance between nostalgia and modern flair, the restaurant offers Greek cuisine with Mediterranean influences, and it is a perfect spot for a romantic dinner.

Birdman — Japanese bar and grill near Syntagma Square, paired with hi-fi analog music. If you cannot find a table at Birdman, you can try Ekiben right next door.

Una Mas — A simple neighborhood restaurant with Mediterranean and Spanish influences, alongside classic cocktails.

hoocut — You cannot visit Athens without trying Greek souvlaki. If you find yourself in the northern suburbs, Panerythraikos is also highly recommended.

Mikres Kykládes — Taverna-style seafood.

Margaro — Do not miss out on the fried shrimp and fried red mullet, accompanied by a Greek salad.

Argentina The Social Club

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