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Athens

We’re travelling to Athens with Ronja Nicola, exploring ruins, olive groves and the Mediterranean Sea.

The content creator — Finn based in Germany— shares with us her impressions and personal recommendations after exploring the area on a journey filled with discoveries, good food, and soulful details. 

We’re giving you her tips for experiencing Athens with curious eyes.

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Restaurants:
Heteroclito: A cozy natural wine bar with a great selection of Greek wines and small bites.
Minu: A beautifully designed space for brunch or coffee, with a relaxed vibe and great menu.
Τα Σουβλάκια της Πετμεζά (Souvlakia Petmeza): Excellent, no-frills spot for gyros and souvlaki, super authentic and local.
Stani: A legendary dairy shop in Athens known for its traditional Greek yogurt – thick, creamy, and served with honey and nuts. It’s been around for generations! 
 
 
Must-visit places:
Kea Island: A true hidden gem! It’s only about one hour from Athens by ferry, but it feels wonderful off the beaten path. Kea offers natural landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and the charming little town of Lolida, perfect for a relaxing escape. 
Acropolis: Iconic and awe-inspiring.
Plaka: A picturesque neighborhood full of character, great for strolling 
Monastiraki: Especially vibrant on Sundays with its flea markets—perfect for unique finds.
Areopagus Hill: Watch the sunset from Areopagus Hill, which offers an incredible view of both the Acropolis and the city skyline. It’s a beautiful and peaceful spot that feels almost magical at dusk.