Aspro Alogo is a tiny, family-owned restaurant nestled in the heart of Athens. I first dined there over 20 years ago and thought I’d share that story with you. If …
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Athens Blog
Athens isn’t always love at first sight. It’s loud, a little rough around the edges, and not exactly what you’d call conventionally pretty. But give it a day (or two), and it’ll win you over. Between ancient ruins and rooftop bars, family-run tavernas and edgy street art, Athens has this raw, real charm that sneaks up on you—and suddenly, you’re hooked. I’ve been to Athens several times through the years, and every trip feels different. Here on the blog, I’m sharing my favorite neighborhoods, what to eat, what not to miss (and what you can skip), plus a few tips for making the most of your time in the city.
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Díporto is a rustic underground restaurant, tucked away in a basement at Athens Central Market. No signs, no advertisement, so it’s easy to walk by, but that would be a …
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Athens is a great place for good food, and while I could eat tzatziki and gyros for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day, food in Athens is much more than …
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I had heard about this underground restaurant, Diporto, at the vegetable market in Athens, so I asked one of the vendors, where it was. He pointed me towards a building …
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I love markets, so of course I went to see the Central Market in Athens. The market is divided into different sections. East of Athinas Street, there’s the fish market and …
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Acropolis is an impressive sight, not to be missed if you’re in Athens. I visited Acropolis for the first time 16 years ago, when I was on my way back …
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Greece is wonderful in the summer, especially on the islands, but Athens isn’t bad either. I only had a couple of days in Athens, so I had to make some …
Athens hotels
Hotels in Athens
Athens is one of those cities where it really pays to stay somewhere central. Whether you’re wandering the streets of Plaka, grabbing late-night bites in Monastiraki, or soaking up the laid-back vibe in Koukaki, being in the right neighborhood makes everything easier—and a lot more fun.
Here’s a link to check out hotels in Athens, from cute boutique stays to spots with rooftop views of the Acropolis. Wherever you end up, I hope you’ll love the city as much as I do.
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