The reason why the majority of tourists come to Athens, Greece, is to marvel at the city’s ancient ruins. But what if you have already explored them all? Or simply are not interested in them? Well, don’t worry. Athens has plenty of other attractions you can enjoy.
Glyfada
Glyfada is a small coastal town that is part of Athens urban area. It is a short ride from Athens’ city center to there, but you will feel like you stepped into a different world. You’ll find beaches, top-notch restaurants, lively bars, shopping districts, and much more.
Diporto
Diporto is one of the must-visit places for foodies in the whole of Athens. This tavern has been in operation for more than 130 years and is known for its home-cooked-style traditional Greek food. The place, located in a subterranean space, doesn’t take reservations and has no menu. It can be a bit hard to find due to the lack of outdoor signs but is well worth the effort.
Hellenic Motor Museum
Motorheads and car enthusiasts will hardly find a better activity than visiting the Hellenic Motor Museum. The museum has more than 300 cars, exclusively from the 19th and 20th centuries, in its collection with 110 always being on display. Here you’ll find iconic cars, rare cars, and cars you probably never heard of.
Central Market of Athens
Central Market of Athens is a place you can explore for hours and there will still be more to discover. Athens’ main market, offers everything from food and spices to antiques and vintage clothes.