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Diomidous Gardens

Extending over a vast area of 1,800 hectares in Athens’ western suburbs of Korydallos, Dafni and Agia Varvara, it makes for a lovely and invigorating, if impractically situated, scenic stroll. Read_on (No Comments)

Lycabettus Hill

Lycabettus Hill
It can be reached on foot for the adventurous via a beautiful pedestrian walkway surrounded by pine trees, or by car, offering excellent views of the entire city. Read_on (No Comments)

National Gardens

Created and designed by Queen Amalia in the 19th century, the National Gardens provide a pleasant green haven in the heart of bustling downtown Athens. Read_on (No Comments)

Pedion tou Areos

A lovely park located within easy walking distance (just five minutes) from the National Archaeological Museum, its expansive Read_on (No Comments)

Strefi Hill

Although not the most picturesque of hills, it does offer wonderful views of the city centre and a stroll here will definitely acquaint you with the ‘alternative’ Exarcheia, one of Athens’ least conventional hotspots. Read_on (No Comments)

Zappeion Garden

Situated right next to (and actually forming an extension of) the National Gardens, the Zappeion Garden generously provides a serene get-away from the hustle and bustle. Read_on (No Comments)