What to do and see in Embassy District, Attica: The Best Things to do

Let’s discover Athens through ancient myths and stories, roam where great Athenian philosophers taught, admire some gems from the Byzantine period of the city and learn about the first years of the modern Greek State. Also, let’s get (happily) lost in the labyrinth of a 19th-century, picturesque neighbourhood of Athens, in the shade of the Acropolis! So, join Nikos and discover the best of Athens!

Urban tourism can be complex, especially when you do not have a lot of free time. Benefit from the experience of our team of experts! We offer you professional taxi tour services in the Attica Region and nearby Archaeological Sites. Benefit from our thorough knowledge of a)the city of Athens,b)its history,c)all must see places,d)its monuments and museums,e)its nightlife & f)its shops & restaurants

We offer professional and high-quality services. We specialize in leisure and business trips. A team of responsible taxi drivers corresponds to your needs. Our luxurious cars are equipped with all amenities such as CLIMA, GPS NAVIGATOR and TV. All our drivers are fluent in English, French, and German.

Thousands visit Athens every day, but few get the chance to experience Athens like a local. Meet our community of locals and follow in their footsteps, discovering hidden treasures and places of interest. What do Athenians do in their spare time? How do they balance their careers and personal lives? When and where do they go out? A community of savvy Athenians will answer all your questions and help you navigate the city. People of diverse backgrounds offer their personal perspective on what makes Athens so irresistible and unique. Choose a themed walk with a local and learn more about each other, as well as getting to know Athens as an insider. Experience the real Athenian lifestyle and explore the places you won’t find in any tourist guides.

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We provide flexible tailored and exclusively private tours. From the major UNESCO sites to the 'off the beaten track' corners as requested, and with the best standards in service, hotels & experiences. Our focus is on quality as a driving force and combined without mass market approach to ensure our guests remain names we remember & not numbers. Our strength is first hand knowledge and as essential in providing our service we visit personally every hotel, winery, historical site, eatery, unique village, most hidden corner, wondrous landscape & unique beach that we will recommend in our itineraries. In combining this local knowledge with a highly tailored service we are proud to consistently achieve 5-Star reviews from our guests. Along our journey we have been fortunate to have met many skilled, & passionate professionals who have joined our team & who through their experience enable us to bring you the best of the many things Greece has to offer. We hope to welcome you here !

A dynamic cultural institution in the centre of Athens, the Museum of Cycladic Art focuses on promoting the ancient cultures of the Aegean and Cyprus, with particular emphasis on Cycladic art of the third millennium BC. The Museum’s permanent collections include 3000 Cycladic, ancient Greek, and ancient Cypriot artefacts, witnesses to the cultures that flourished in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean from the fourth millennium BC to approximately the sixth century AD. The Museum of Cycladic Art’s temporary exhibitions focus on archaeology and modern and contemporary art with the aim to familiarize the public with important twentieth and twenty-first century artists and to explore the relations between ancient cultures and modern art. Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Thomas Struth, Louise Bourgeois, Sarah Lucas, Ugo Rondinone, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Ai Weiwei, and Cy Twombly are among the artists hosted.

The Benaki Museum is among the most extensive and innovative cultural organizations in Europa. Diverse cultures from all historical periods and geographical areas meet contemporary art across a network of venues all over Athens – and beyond. The Benaki Museum of Greek Culture presents the history and art of the Greek world from prehistory to the 20th century, through 6.000 objects arranged over four floors. Antonis Benakis (1873-1954) was a passionate art collector. He belonged to a cosmopolitan circle of connoisseurs and intellectuals in Alexandria, Egypt. Following his return to Athens and the death of his benefactor father Emmanuel, Antonis bequeathed to Greece his collections and parental home, which opened in April 1931 as the Benaki Museum. After a comprehensive refurbishment, the building reopened on 7 June 2000 as the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture while the remaining diverse collections have since been housed in new buildings (see Benaki Museum of Islamic Art).