Discover the World Heritage Sites of Greece: The Acropolis of Athens, Ancient Delphi, Ancient Olympia, Delos, Epidaurus, Aigai, Corfu Old Town, Medieval City of Rhodes and more
Athens deserves to be at the top of every theatre lover’s bucket list, whether you’re interested in watching an ancient Greek drama or the work of a European master in the place where it all began
Explore the traditional crafts of Athens at shops & museums specialising in pottery, weaving & embroidery and meet the modern-day makers of leather goods, hats and musical instruments
With world-class acoustics and an inspiring range of performances all year round, the Athens Concert Hall (Megaron) promises a cultural treat during your stay in the Greek capital
Opera House, National Library, Mediterranean garden, favourite escape of Athenians and much more… the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) is a modern cultural gem of Athens
With paintings by prominent Greek artists, the stunningly refurbished National Gallery of Athens is a must for art lovers visiting the city, tracing the evolution of modern Greece through art.
Housed in one of Athens’ most beautiful neoclassical mansions, the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture contains a unique collection of artwork and other exhibits from the very dawn of Greek history to the creation of modern Greece
The Odeon of Herodes Atticus has been staging musical and theatrical performances – on and off – for two full millennia but audiences have never stopped being inspired by the iconic setting at the base of the Acropolis
Having hosted the original modern Olympic Games in 1896 and been the site of athletic and cultural events in antiquity, the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens is packed with fascinating history and continues to be a part of the daily lives of Athenians