Anytime of the year, Athens is vibing culture! From stage plays to Art exhibits, from classical music or ballet repertoire to cabaret drag shows, you will have a lifetime experience of the great capital’s culture.

During summer, the Athens & Epidaurus Festival has on schedule a long list of performing arts events, from Ancient Dramas to contemporary dance, at several theatres, including the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus and the Odeon of Herodus Atticus.

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In any other month, The Greek National Theatre as well as independent theatre producers, present both classic and modern plays directed and performed by the most talented actors of our times.

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Furthermore, all year round, the Greek National Opera presents the most amazing opera, musical and ballet productions at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center that will definitely make your 15-minute taxi drive worth while.

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If you’re into a more alternative styles of Art, we suggest you browse through Onassis Stegi cultural lineup. From stage plays to dance performances, from Contemporary Art installations to street parties and live music concerts, the creative cultural team of Stegi brings the future to the
now.

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Last but definitely not least, one can visit the galleries and museums of the city, witnessing the greatness of ancient, classic and contemporary Art.
We suggest a visit to our National Gallery, the Benaki Museum, the National Museum of Contemporary Art and of course the Acropolis Museum.

Cafes, bars and restaurants surround the entire area of Dina & McAllister suiting different tastes.
From vegan to meat lovers, from traditional Greek food to Asian, from quiet wine bars to dance till-your-drop clubs as well as gay, queer and trans-friendly hip spots, all bring people together into the legendary Athens nightlife.

Also, a few minutes walk away, to the area of Kolonaki, we suggest you try Dexameni for lunch, coffee or a cold beer. Decameni is a monumental old-school “kafenio” where classical legends of literature were regulars back in the days. Alexandros Papadiamantis, the famous writer, used to enjoy his coffee and lunch, observing the crowd for inspiration.

A 15-minute drive will take you to Neo Psychico area, for a glorious dinner to The Albion. An garden area restaurant, famous for its’ fine dinning menu and huge list of wines, will offer you a good-life experience among celebrities and socialites of the local scenery.

Around Athens there are islands and country sides, one must visit to experience the sun, the sea, the valleys as well as some of the most profound monuments of the Greek culture.

A few minutes metro ride will get you to Pereus port where boats leave for the islands of Argosaronikos while trains and buses can take you to country areas of great historical importance.

Find short trips and all info on how to get there, here:

• To Hydra island
• To Aegina island
• To Spetses island
• To Poros island
• To Epidaurus
• To Delfi
• To Olympia
• To Sounio