Athens – Page 5 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Athens – Roman Bath Site

There they were in 1995, some builders, quite happily starting work on a new ventilation shaft for the city’s metro

It’s a slight mystery to me that this hasn’t fallen down. It was constructed in 131AD as a monumental gateway

This is Coffee Joint, a corner coffee shop and cafe pretty near to the Acropolis Museum. It’s not perhaps particularly

Centrally located, this restaurant is well reviewed and serves a range of traditional and innovative Greek dishes. I was welcomed

Extensive views, although it’s a bit overcast….

I’m visiting, or at least I’m hopefully visiting, the Acropolis tomorrow. Nonetheless it’s quite exciting to see it in advance

I’ve been to many GBK outlets in the UK and this wasn’t really a chain that I had expected to

A five-day public transport in Athens costs €9 to use the metro, bus, trolleybuses and tram in the city. Which

I’ve been to many places where there have been orange trees growing, but never to a city where they grow

Irritatingly (in the sense that I’m jealous), Guinness crisps seem to be easily obtainable in Athens, but rarely available in