Acropolis terrace Athenian studio

Athens - Studio

This is a stylish apartment in the center of Athens, close to the main sights, transport and shopping areas. Hop on the local metro and make your way easily to and from the airport, the Acropolis, Athens’ beaches or the port. Walk to the nearby main market for great spices, fish, meat and traditional Greek products. The city's bars and restaurants are a walk away as are cultural centers and museums. Up to 4 guests will find this the ideal spot to explore, work and have fun! This is a classic Athenian apartment, set in the center of the city. It has been fully renovated and turned into a stylish, modern living space. You will have access to the entire apartment. We are just a text or a phone call away should you need any help or advice. We are very close to Omonia Square, one of the focal points of Athenian life. You can walk to the main market, the city's shopping and entertainment centre, the National Archaeological Museum, and the Acropolis. Omonia metro station is just a few minutes walk away from the apartment. The Omonoia is a well-known working-class neighborhood that has been experiencing gentrification for several years. This transformation has made it more trendy, altering both the demographic of its residents and the types of businesses in the area. This process is well underway, leading to the coexistence of diverse and sometimes conflicting dynamics: the older, modest reality-supported by social assistance centers for these groups-alongside newer, more cosmopolitan trends, largely driven by tourism, which are steadily gaining ground. Visitors to this neighborhood should understand that they are entering an area undergoing a transformation similar to those seen in major cities across Europe and North America. It is therefore an ideal place for everyone who wants to experience life in the heart of Athens. The Omonoia is an interesting area of Athens. The neighborhood also has a bohemian, alternative, and underground vibe, typical of being in the historic center of a large city. However, it possesses a unique personality and charm that make it a must-visit destination. For seasoned travelers, I highly recommend this area if you're looking to experience an authentic and vibrant Athens neighborhood. However, if you’re uncomfortable navigating areas in the midst of gentrification, where you may occasionally encounter disadvantaged groups, this neighborhood might not be the best choice for you. What is the attraction of Viktoria? The area is lively, rich in history, and full of character. It's a dynamic, multicultural neighborhood offering a diverse selection of inviting cafés, restaurants, and bars. It is also very attractive that just a few minutes walk from the flat you will find the Pedion Areos park, the Hellenic Motor Museum, the Athens University of Economics and Business, the National Archaeological Museum, the National Metsovio Polytechnic, the Kerameikos Museum, the Temple of Hephaestus, the Ancient Agora of Athens. Please note that for a late check in between 21:00pm- 23:00pm there is a charge of €15 paid in cash upon arrival.

This is a stylish apartment in the center of Athens, close to the main sights, transport and shopping areas. Hop on to the local metro and make your way easily to and from the airport, the Acropolis, Athens’ beaches or the port. Walk to the nearby main market for great spices, fish, meat and traditional Greek products. The city's bars and restaurants are a walk away as are cultural centers and museums. Up to 4 guests will find this the ideal spot to explore, work and have fun! This is a classic Athenian apartment, set in the center of the city.Enjoy your stay in a stylish, modern living space. Guests have exclusive access to the apartment. We are just a text or a phone call away to help and advise. The apartment is just 5min away on foot from Omonia Square, one of the local points of Athenian life. Omonia metro station is 1 block away. You can walk to the main market, the city's shopping and entertainment center, the National Archaeological Museum, and the Acropolis. The apartment is one block away from Omonia Metro station (red line) and within walking distance of all the major sights. The Archeological Museum, Monastiraki and Plaka The Omonoia is a well-known working-class neighborhood that has been experiencing gentrification for several years. This transformation has made it more trendy, altering both the demographic of its residents and the types of businesses in the area. This process is well underway, leading to the coexistence of diverse and sometimes conflicting dynamics: the older, modest reality-supported by social assistance centers for these groups-alongside newer, more cosmopolitan trends, largely driven by tourism, which are steadily gaining ground. Visitors to this neighborhood should understand that they are entering an area undergoing a transformation similar to those seen in major cities across Europe and North America. It is therefore an ideal place for everyone who wants to experience life in the heart of Athens. The Omonoia is an interesting area of Athens. The neighborhood also has a bohemian, alternative, and underground vibe, typical of being in the historic center of a large city. However, it possesses a unique personality and charm that make it a must-visit destination. For seasoned travelers, I highly recommend this area if you're looking to experience an authentic and vibrant Athens neighborhood. However, if you’re uncomfortable navigating areas in the midst of gentrification, where you may occasionally encounter disadvantaged groups, this neighborhood might not be the best choice for you. What is the attraction of Viktoria? The area is lively, rich in history, and full of character. It's a dynamic, multicultural neighborhood offering a diverse selection of inviting cafés, restaurants, and bars. It is also very attractive that just a few minutes walk from the flat you will find the Pedion Areos park, the Hellenic Motor Museum, the Athens University of Economics and Business, the National Archaeological Museum, the National Metsovio Polytechnic, the Kerameikos Museum, the Temple of Hephaestus, the Ancient Agora of Athens.