Best Events Guide: June 2026 in Athens

Athens events June

Summer has officially begun and there are plenty of exciting events taking place all over the city.

Here at IN+SIGHTS GREECE, we are welcoming June with open arms, and to help you do the same, we’ve rounded up the best events happening in Athens throughout the month. From open-air concerts, cultural festivals and art exhibitions to live performances in ancient venues, June is one of the most vibrant times of the year to experience the Greek capital.

Whether you’re visiting Athens for a few days or you’re a local looking for inspiration, our monthly guide highlights the top things to do, see and experience across the city. Mark your calendars, gather your friends and make the most of everything Athens has to offer this June.

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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds at Release Athens

If there’s one concert music lovers won’t want to miss in Athens this summer, it’s Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Jones at Plateia Nerou for Release Athens 2026.Τhe awarded Australian musician and his acclaimed band return as part of the Wild God Tour, bringing their signature blend of intensity, vulnerability and poetic storytelling to the Athenian waterfront. For more than four decades, Cave has crafted songs that move between darkness and transcendence, earning a place among the most influential voices in contemporary music. Backed by the ever-evolving Bad Seeds, his performances are renowned for their emotional power and rare connection with audiences. The evening will revisit defining moments from across the band’s career while showcasing material from Wild God, their latest and widely celebrated album. Joining the lineup are British songwriter Baxter Dury and Swedish composer and vocalist Anna von Hausswolff. Performing live Into My Arms and Where the Wild Roses Grow, the evening promises moments that will remain in our collective memory long after summer has passed.

Tickets: more.com

Date: 24 June 2026 

A: Plateia Nerou, Faliro–Kallithea, Attica

W: releaseathens.gr

Chris Issak Release Athens

Chris Isaak returns to Athens this summer for a special appearance at the City of Athens Lycabettus Theatre, bringing his unmistakable blend of rockabilly, romance and cinematic nostalgia to one of the city’s most atmospheric stages. With a career spanning more than four decades, the American singer-songwriter remains one of contemporary music’s most distinctive voices, known for timeless songs such as Wicked GameBlue Hotel and Somebody’s Crying. Accompanied by his longtime band Silvertone, Isaak promises an evening filled with emotional melodies, vintage charm and the effortless stage presence that has captivated audiences around the world for generations.

Tickets: more.com

Date: 13 June

A: City of Athens Lycabettus Theatre, Lycabettus Hill, Kolonaki

W: releaseathens.gr

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Open Air Cinema at SNFCC

For film lovers, Park Your Cinema 2026 returns to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC), turning the Great Lawn into a magical open-air movie experience under the stars. Curated by the Thessaloniki International Film Festival, this year’s theme, “Musicals under the Stars,” explores the timeless appeal of the musical genre through a selection of beloved classics and contemporary favourites. Alongside the main programme, the kid-friendly summer theme, “Carefree Holidays, Islands, and the Sea,” promises unforgettable cinema nights filled with adventure, laughter and nostalgic memories that will stay with younger viewers long after the credits roll. Must-see highlights include Grease(1978), Fame (1980), The Parent Trap (1998), and a spectacular Full Moon Film Marathon on Friday, August 28, dedicated to legendary director Stanley Kubrick.

Entry: free

Date: 1 June-22 August

A: SNFCC, 364 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea

Αthens Epidaurus Festival 2026

Athens’ most anticipated summer festival returns for another season of world-class performances, bringing together ancient drama, opera, music and dance at some of Greece’s most iconic cultural venues. From timeless Greek tragedies staged in the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus to unforgettable evenings beneath the Acropolis at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, the festival offers a unique opportunity to experience the performing arts in extraordinary settings. Featuring acclaimed Greek and international artists, it remains one of the highlights of the summer cultural calendar.

Tickets: more.com

Date: 3 June–30 August

A: Various locations

W: aefestival.gr

SNF NOSTOS

A week of music, ideas and cultural exchange unfolds at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center this June, as SNF Nostos 2026 brings together artists, performers, innovators and thought leaders from around the world. Marking 30 years of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, the festival presents a dynamic programme of concerts, discussions, exhibitions and interactive experiences designed to inspire curiosity and connection. This year’s edition features major live performances by David Byrne, Gorillaz and electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, alongside a diverse programme exploring culture, technology, education and social impact. Set against the waterfront setting of the SNFCC, SNF Nostos creates an atmosphere that feels both celebratory and forward-looking, offering one of the most distinctive cultural gatherings of the summer.

Date: 21–28 June 2026

A: Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC), Kallithea

W: snfnostos.org

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Athens Photo Festival 

Contemporary photography takes center stage in Athens this summer as Athens Photo Festival 2026 brings together artists, photographers and visual storytellers from around the world. Widely regarded as one of Southeastern Europe’s leading photography festivals, the event transforms the city into a platform for artistic dialogue through exhibitions, installations, screenings and public programmes that explore the evolving relationship between images, society and visual culture. Centered at the Benaki Museum / Pireos 138 and extending across additional venues throughout Athens, the festival presents a diverse range of emerging and established voices, creating an experience that feels both internationally minded and deeply connected to the city’s contemporary cultural landscape.

Date: 10 June–26 July 2026

A: Benaki Museum / Pireos 138 and various locations across Athens

W: photofestival.gr

ERT National Symphony Orchestra – World Music Day

Marking both World Music Day and a significant moment in Athens’ cultural history, the ERT National Symphony Orchestra takes to the stage of the Odeon of Herodes Atticus for a special open-air concert as part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival 2026. Before the iconic venue closes for an extensive restoration programme, audiences have one final opportunity to experience music beneath the stars in one of the world’s most remarkable ancient theatres. Set against the backdrop of the Acropolis, the evening celebrates the universal language of music through a programme designed to bring people together in a spirit of connection, reflection and shared experience.

Date: 21 June 2026

A: Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Dionysiou Areopagitou Street

W: aefestival.gr

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Metamorphosis

This show brings the emerging voices of the Greek National Opera’s Professional Dance School to the stage of the Stavros Niarchos Hall this June, in a performance that explores movement, transformation and artistic evolution through contemporary and neoclassical dance. Guided by Director of Studies Yorghos Matskaris, the production brings together a series of choreographic works by acclaimed international and Greek creators, offering young dancers the opportunity to showcase their talent across diverse artistic styles. From the elegance of classical influences to bold contemporary expression, Metamorphosis unfolds as a celebration of creativity, experimentation and the next generation of dance in Greece.

Date: 13–14 June 2026

A: Stavros Niarchos Hall, Greek National Opera – SNFCC, Kallithea

W: nationalopera.gr

Lena Platonos-Maria Farantouri Concert

Moires brings together two iconic figures of Greek music, as electronic music pioneer Lena Platonos joins forces with the legendary Maria Farantouri for a world premiere at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus. Presented as part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival’s Farewell Festivities, the performance draws inspiration from the works of ancient female poets, blending traditional Greek musical elements with Platonos’ distinctive electronic sound. The evening also marks the 45th anniversary of her groundbreaking album Sabotage, creating a unique encounter between poetry, memory and human experience

Tickets: more.com

Date: 19 June 2026

A: Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Dionysiou Areopagitou Street

W: aefestival.gr

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Fresh Faces

A new generation of artists steps into the spotlight this June with Fresh Faces, a group exhibition at ALMA Gallery showcasing six emerging graduates of the Master of Visual Arts programme at the Athens School of Fine Arts. Curated by Marios Spiliopoulos, the exhibition brings together six distinct artistic voices whose work reflects the uncertainties, challenges and shifting realities of contemporary life. Through diverse visual languages and highly personal approaches, the artists explore themes of identity, resilience and the human condition, offering thoughtful responses to the world around them. Rather than succumbing to pessimism, Fresh Faces presents art as a source of reflection, hope and creative resistance- inviting visitors to discover the perspectives of some of Greece’s most promising new talents.

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 3–27 June 2026; Tue, Thu & Fri 11:00-20:00, Wed & Sat 11:00-15:00

A: ALMA Gallery, 24A Skoufa Street, Kolonaki, Athens

Athens Pride 2026

A vibrant celebration of diversity, visibility and self-expression returns to the heart of the Greek capital this June as Athens Pride 2026 takes over Syntagma Square under the theme “It’s About You”. Bringing together thousands of participants, the annual festival transforms the city centre into a space of solidarity, celebration and collective expression through live performances, community events and the iconic Pride Parade. More than a colourful gathering, Athens Pride highlights stories of identity, equality and human rights, creating an atmosphere that is both empowering and uplifting. With music, cultural activities and a strong message of inclusion, it remains one of the most meaningful and energetic events of the Athenian summer.

Date: 13 June 2026

A: Syntagma Square, Athens

W: athenspride.eu

Main image by Carmen Winant 

Fun Things to Do in Athens This Weekend: May 16–17

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Looking for fun things to do in Athens this weekend? The city is stepping fully into pre-summer mode, and this weekend feels like one long celebration stretching from sunset into the early hours.

With the full moon hanging over the city, Athens fills with open-air parties and cultural events that spill across squares, rooftops, beaches, and hidden neighbourhood corners.

From late-night DJ sets and block parties in the centre to immersive performances, laid-back cocktail gatherings, and the chance to taste some of the city’s best street food, there is something happening in almost every corner of Athens. Whether you want to dance until late, discover a new artistic experience, or simply follow the energy of the city wherever the night takes you, here are some of the coolest things to do in Athens this weekend.

Feidiou Street Party

One of the liveliest nights of this year’s TiACF24 unfolds on Feidiou Street, where local favourites Don’t Be a Dick, Mousiko Kafeneio, and Frau take over the narrow downtown strip for a multi-venue street party that captures the energy of Athens after dark. Set between neoclassical buildings in the city centre, the night moves through live electronic sets, space disco, cocktails, street food, and crowds spilling across the pavement long after sunset. Relaxed at first, then increasingly chaotic, it feels like the kind of spontaneous Athens night the city does so well.

When: 17 May | A: Feidiou 2, Mousiko Kafeneio, Athens 

Kiohne Pop Up at Attica City Link 

Running through July, the Kiohne pop-up at Attica City Link transforms part of the department store into a sculptural installation inspired by the brand’s Spring/Summer “EARTHWORKS” collection. Created in collaboration with En Route Architects, the space blends natural textures, curved forms, handcrafted details, and shifting visual elements to create an immersive retail experience that feels closer to a design exhibition than a traditional pop-up. From sculptural rocks and organic display rails to a striking moving-image wall installation, the project captures the minimalist, contemporary aesthetic that has made Kiohne one of the Greek brands to watch this summer.

When: April – July | A: Panepistimiou 9, Athens

Athens Cocktails Party

For one Sunday evening, the Japanese Park shifts into an open-air cocktail gathering where some of Athens’ best bartenders, DJ sets, and early summer atmosphere come together beneath the trees. Away from the city’s louder nightlife scene, the mood here feels more relaxed, with Chairman, CV Korda, and Marthe soundtracking the night through downtempo grooves, house rhythms, and warm electronic sets. Expect signature cocktails, a stylish crowd, street food, and the kind of easy-going energy that keeps people goingwell into the night.

When: 17 May | A: Japanese Park of Athens 

Vinyl Nights Saturdays at  +2H Restaurant 

Hidden on the top floor of Ergon Bakehouse Athens, +2H has become one of the best spots in central Athens for a casual dinner that still feels stylish and a little under the radar. Known for its excellent pizzas made with 72-hour rested sourdough, natural wine, cocktails, and relaxed atmosphere in the centre, of the city, this Saturday, Vinyl Nights returns with Loco taking over the soundtrack for an evening of vinyl sets, cocktails, and long dinners that slowly turn into late-night drinks above Mitropoleos Street.

When: 16 May | A: +2H RESTAURANT, Mitropoleos 27 & Patroou 9-11, Athens

International Street Photography Festival

For four days this May, Athens becomes a living frame as the first International Street Photography Festival brings together photographers, artists, and urban observers from around the world to capture the beauty of everyday city life. Hosted at TAF / The Art Foundation, the festival unfolds through exhibitions, screenings, workshops, talks, and photowalks that explore the streets as spaces of movement, coincidence, emotion, and human connection. Raw, cinematic, and deeply tied to the city itself, the festival offers a fresh perspective on contemporary visual storytelling before wrapping up with a closing party and competition announcements on Sunday night.

When: 14– 17 May | A: TAF / The Art Foundation, Normanou 5, Athens

Rivo at Bolivar Beach Club

The Athens Riviera slips fully into summer mode as French DJ and producer Rivo takes over Bolivar Beach Club for a late-night set by the sea. Known for blending melodic techno with afro house influences, Rivo has quickly become one of electronic music’s fastest rising names, especially following the viral success of his remix of You & Me by Disclosure. Set against the coastline of Alimos, the night promises hypnotic grooves, sunset cocktails, street food, and the kind of beachside energy that keeps the crowd dancing well past midnight.

When: 16 May | A: Bolivar Beach Bar, Posidonos Avenue, Alimos, Athens 

Eurovision Night by the Pool at 10 Urban Roof 

Perched above the city on the rooftop of Radisson Blu Park Hotel 10 Urban Roof hosts a Eurovision-themed poolside party that brings together skyline views, cocktails, finger food, and plenty of late-night pop energy. One of the more relaxed rooftop spots in central Athens, the space feels made for warm May evenings around the pool, while DJ Tommy soundtracks the night with feel-good sets and Eurovision favourites. Expect a lively crowd, cocktails flowing well past midnight, and the kind of easy rooftop atmosphere that signals summer in Athens is officially beginning.

When: 16 May | A: Leof. Alexandras, 10 Athens 

Makers Popup Market 

The Municipal Market of Kypseli fills with independent designers, small brands, music, and creative energy this May as the Makers Pop-Up Market returns for four days dedicated to contemporary handmade design. Set along Fokionos Negri, one of the neighbourhood’s liveliest streets, the market brings together local creators showcasing jewellery, ceramics, clothing, candles, bags, homewares, and one-off pieces that feel far more personal than anything mass produced. Creative, and very much shaped by Kypseli’s local community spirit, it is the kind of event where people arrive for a quick browse and usually end up staying far longer than planned.

When: 14-17 May | A: Fokionos Negri 41, Kypseli, Athens 

3 Day Food Festival at Café Bronco

The northern suburbs of Athens turn up the heat this weekend as Café Bronco in Nea Erythraia hosts a three-day food festival built around burgers, premium steaks, street food, fire cooking, music, and all-day gatherings that stretch late into the night. Led by executive chef Tassos Kalofolias with menus created by food creative Theo Pastourmatzis, the event moves from burgers on Friday to premium steak menus on Saturday before finishing with a full Sunday dedicated to street food. Expect smoky grills, cocktails, DJ sets, and a lively crowd filling one of the northern suburbs’ most popular all-day spots throughout the weekend.

When: 15-17 May | A: El. Venizelou 59, Nea Erithrea, Athens 

Metacosmoi Presents: Athens: AM Extended by Thanasis Karatzas 

Part of this year’s This is Athens City Festival 2024, ATHENS: AM Extended sees photographer Thanasis Karatzas transform his atmospheric nocturnal images of the city into an immersive exhibition of sound, movement, light, and augmented reality. Following acclaimed presentations in Paris and London, the project returns to Athens, where the city’s streets, shadows, and after-dark energy become the centre of the experience itself. Through hypnotic visuals, pulsing installations, and cinematic atmosphere, the exhibition captures Athens at its most raw, restless, and alive.

When: 5-20 May | A: Metacosmoi Space, Geraniou 44, Athens 

Kifissia Flower Show 2026

One of Athens’ longest-running spring traditions returns as the Kifissia Flower Show takes over the historic “Mayor Dimitrios Zomopoulos” Park for its 72nd edition. Running for more than a century, the event has become part of the identity of Kifissia itself, drawing visitors each year for its flower-filled pathways, open-air concerts, cultural events, garden displays, food stalls, and relaxed atmosphere beneath the trees. More than just a flower exhibition, the show feels like a celebration of spring in the northern suburbs, with this year’s edition also welcoming the Kingdom of Morocco as a special guest, adding an international touch to one of Athens’ most nostalgic seasonal events.

When: Ends May 17 | A: Kifissias Avenue & Dionysou Street, Kifissia

Jafari Party at Island Athens Riviera

Island Athens Riviera leans fully into early summer energy this May with their annual Jafari Parties serving beachside cocktails, sunset views, and late-night DJ sets along the Athenian coast. With Nick Jojo and Fotinos behind the soundtrack this Sunday, expect a mix of afro house, deep electronic sounds, and high-energy rhythms designed for dancing beneath the palms long after dark. Stylish, lively, and unmistakably Riviera, it is exactly the kind of Sunday party Athens does best once the weather warms up.

When: 17 May | A: Sounio Ave, Varkiza 

Konstantinos Rigos’ Golden Age at the Greek National Opera

Returning to the Stavros Niarchos Hall, Golden Age sees Konstantinos Rigos deliver a high-energy contemporary dance work that blends performance, music, and visual installation into something that feels closer to a live cultural happening than a traditional ballet. Set against a soundtrack of electronic music, operatic fragments, Greek songs, and rock influences created alongside longtime collaborator Ted Regklis, the production moves through moments of precision, chaos, intimacy, and release. With sixteen dancers, towering screens, dramatic lighting, and a monumental chandelier dominating the stage, Golden Age captures the experimental spirit that continues to shape Athens’ contemporary arts scene.

When: 13 – 23 May | A: Greek National Opera, SNFCC, 364 Syngrou Ave, Kallithea 

“Concert for All” at the Athens Concert Hall

Sunday afternoons at the Athens Concert Hall take on a more inclusive atmosphere this May with Blue Sunday, a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra of ERT designed to make classical music more accessible to wider audiences. Moving between French orchestral works and the vibrant rhythms of Latin America, the programme features music by Georges Bizet, Maurice Ravel, George Gershwin, and Arturo Márquez. Alongside the music, the event places accessibility at its centre through Greek Sign Language interpretation, specialised support staff, and tactile tours, creating one of the season’s more thoughtful cultural experiences.

When: 17 May | A: Athens Concert Hall,  Vas. Sofias Avenue and Kokkali St, Athens 

Athens Tattoo Convention 2026

The Olympic Tae Kwon Do Stadium in Faliro transforms into a full-scale celebration of tattoo culture, street art, music, and alternative creativity as the Athens Tattoo Convention returns for its 18th edition. What began as a niche local gathering has grown into one of Europe’s best-known tattoo festivals, bringing together more than 400 artists from Greece and abroad for three days of live tattooing, graffiti, skate and bike shows, DJ sets, live music, fire performances, street food, and nonstop energy. More than a traditional convention, the event feels like an urban culture festival where people drift between tattoo booths, performances, and spontaneous encounters late into the night.

When: 15 – 17 May | A: Olympic Tae Kwon Do Stadium, Paleo Faliro

Comicdom

Comicdom CON Athens returns this May, bringing together artists, illustrators, publishers, animators, and comic lovers for one of the city’s most colourful pop culture weekends. Often described as the “ninth art,” comics sit at the centre of a festival that moves between exhibitions, workshops, screenings, cosplay, artist talks, collectible markets, and live drawing sessions, creating an atmosphere that feels equal parts creative gathering and nostalgic celebration. Whether you arrive as a dedicated comic fan or simply curious about Athens’ growing visual arts scene, Comicdom offers an energetic weekend shaped by illustration, storytelling, and contemporary pop culture.

When: 15 – 17 May | A: Various venues across Athens

For a wrap up of the best events taking place across Athens this May, check out our Guide here. 

Main Image by Kiohne

Best Events Guide: May 2026 in Athens

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May arrives with Athens in full spring bloom, and the city’s cultural calendar shifts into its most vibrant, open-air season.

As the days grow longer and the nights warmer, Athens in May brings together outdoor festivals, major art exhibitions, live concerts, rooftop film screenings, contemporary dance, and seasonal food events, alongside international performances, museum experiences, and the first sense of summer in the city. From late-night DJ sets and theatre premieres to neighbourhood celebrations and open-air gatherings, May offers plenty to discover for both visitors and Athenians alike.

Athens City Festival

A month full of celebration begins! Returning for its fifth edition, This is Athens City Festival transforms the capital into a month-long playground of culture, music, food and open-air energy, with more than 300 free events unfolding across neighborhoods, parks, galleries and unexpected corners of the city. From rooftop DJ sets and outdoor film screenings to street parties, guided walks, live performances and food pop-ups, the festival invites you to experience Athens beyond the usual landmarks. Running from May 1 to 31, it’s one of the best ways to experience Athens like a local this spring. 

Entry: Free

W:  cityfestival.thisisathens.org

Date: 1-31 May 2026, various times

A: Across Athens, various neighborhoods’ and venues

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Patti Smith Returns to Lycabettus

This May, Athens welcomes one of music’s most uncompromising and iconic voices as Patti Smith takes over Lycabettus Theatre for a rare spring performance. The voice of a generation returns to Athens for an evening that promises far more than a concert- blending poetry, storytelling, and the raw emotional force that has defined her work for over five decades. From the enduring power of Horses to the unmistakable intensity of Because the Night, Patti Smith brings her singular presence to one of Athens’ most atmospheric stages for a night of music, memory, and lyrical rebellion. 

Entry: €35-75 

Tickets: more.com

Date: 15 May, at 9pm 

A: Lycabettus Theatre, Lycabettus Hill, Kolonaki

Gabor Maté

As the need to care for our mental wellbeing becomes increasingly urgent, voices like Dr. Gabor Maté feel more necessary than ever. This May, the internationally acclaimed physician, bestselling author and globally sought-after speaker comes to Athens for an evening of reflection, healing and meaningful conversation, inviting audiences into a deeper exploration of trauma, stress, parenting and the emotional patterns that quietly shape our lives. Known for his pioneering work on childhood trauma, addiction and mental health, Dr. Maté turns the conversation inward, urging us to examine the emotional wounds we carry, the stress that manifests in the body, and the toxic social norms we too often accept as ordinary. 

Entry: Presale / ticket details via Onassis

Tickets: onassis.org

Date & Time: 23 May 2026, at 7pm

A: Onassis Stegi, 107-109 Syngrou Avenue, Neos Kosmos

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Ongoing: Tilda Swinton

Part performance, part fashion séance, part living archive, A Biographical Wardrobe stands apart from anything else on Athens’ spring calendar. Led by Academy Award–winning actor Tilda Swinton, one of contemporary cinema’s most enigmatic and transformative presences, and fashion curator Olivier Saillard, the work reframes clothing as something far more intimate than costume. Unfolding at Onassis Stegi as part of Onassis Ready, this live, close-up performance sees Swinton unpack her own wardrobe, from family heirlooms and film costumes to red-carpet pieces and private keepsakes, each item carrying its own story. What emerges is something quietly powerful, a meditation on memory, identity, and the emotional weight of what we wear. Elegant, eccentric, and subtly hypnotic, it feels less like a traditional performance and more like a carefully staged act of remembrance.

Entry: €40-85

Tickets: onassis.org

Date & Time: 16-19 May 2026; Sat-Sun at 12:00 & 18:00, Mon-Tue at 20:00

A: Onassis Ready, 2 Strati Tsirka, Agios Ioannis Rentis

Athens Jazz Festival 

Athens comes alive again with the return of the Athens Jazz Festival, the city’s much-loved celebration of improvisation, energy and seriously good live music. Taking over Technopolis City of Athens for a run of free open-air evenings, the festival brings together standout jazz acts from Greece and abroad for a programme that moves effortlessly between classic, soulful, experimental and genre-bending sounds. From laid-back sets to high-energy performances that spill into the crowd, it’s one of the coolest ways to spend a night in the city this season.

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 25-31 May 2026, evening program

A: Technopolis City of Athens, 100 Pireos Street, Gazi

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Frida Kahlo: Beyond the Icon

One of the most compelling artistic voices of the 20th century arrives in Athens this season with Frida Kahlo: Beyond the Icon, an immersive experience dedicated to the life and work of Frida Kahlo. Moving beyond a traditional exhibition, it draws visitors into her intensely personal world through large-scale projections, digital environments and cinematic storytelling, revealing the emotion, resilience and complexity behind her work. Blending art, technology and biography, the experience reimagines Kahlo’s self-portraits and inner landscapes in a way that feels both intimate and visually striking. Bold and atmospheric, it offers a fresh perspective on an artist whose influence continues to resonate far beyond the canvas.

Entry: €12-15

Tickets: more.com

Date & Time: Until 31 May 2026; Tue-Thu 09:30-13:30, Fri 14:30-19:30, Sat-Sun 10:30-19:30

A: Hellenic Cosmos Cultural Centre, 254 Pireos Street, Tavros

Barbara Kruger “Untitled” (Pride and Contempt)

Barbara Kruger’s unmistakable visual language takes over the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center this season with Untitled (Pride and Contempt), the first solo presentation in Greece by the iconic American artist Barbara Kruger. Spanning the public spaces of the Cultural Center, the exhibition unfolds through thirteen bold, large-scale works that transform the Canal into a striking open-air encounter with language, power and provocation. Known for her sharp, text-based interventions and graphic immediacy, Kruger turns the public realm into a space of confrontation and reflection, where questions of truth, authority and identity intersect with everyday life. Monumental, thought-provoking and impossible to ignore, this is contemporary art at its most direct and arresting.

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 28 April-1 November,  2026

A: Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, 364 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea

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Harmonic Dissonance- Plyfa 

Craving something a little more physical, expressive and full of feeling? Harmonic Dissonance lands at PLYFA with all the intensity, elegance and emotional charge you want from a night of contemporary dance. Brought to Athens by New York–based company Dances We Dance, this is movement at its most alive- where striking solos, magnetic duets and fluid ensemble pieces unfold somewhere between tension and release. Set to the sweeping drama of Scriabin and inspired by the spirit of Isadora Duncan, it’s the kind of performance that pulls you in, stirs something up and leaves you feeling every beat.

Entry: €15-25

Tickets: ticketservices.gr

Date & Time: 8 May 2026, at 20:00

A: PLYFA, Building 7A, 39 Korytsas Street, Votanikos

ERT National Symphony Orchestra: Beethoven’s Eroica

Bold and brilliantly cinematic, this is the kind of classical night that knows how to make an entrance. The ERT National Symphony Orchestra returns to the stage with a programme full of drama, grandeur and emotional sweep, moving from the theatrical energy of Russian opera to the revolutionary force of Ludwig van Beethoven at his most daring. Led by Michalis Economou, the evening opens with Mikhail Glinka at full pace before shifting into the lyrical elegance of Frédéric Chopin, performed by acclaimed French pianist Elisabeth Sombart. Then comes the centrepiece: Beethoven’s Eroica. Expansive, restless and utterly game-changing, it’s the symphony that rewrote the rules and raised the emotional stakes of classical music. Heard live in the warm, immersive acoustics of Olympia Municipal Music Theatre Maria Callas, it promises a concert that feels less like a recital and more like a full-body experience.

Entry: €7.50-25

Tickets: more.com

Date & Time: 12 May 2026, at 20:30

A: Olympia City Music Theatre “Maria Callas”, 59 Akadimias Street, Historic Centre

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Paulo Roberto França Exhibition 

A different kind of journey unfolds at the Embassy of Brazil this month, where photographer Paulo Roberto Frana brings Uncharted Worlds to Athens in a striking exhibition shaped by movement, memory and discovery. Through a series of evocative photographs captured across remote landscapes and unfamiliar terrains, Frana invites visitors into places that feel at once distant and deeply human- where nature, solitude and cultural encounter quietly converge. Presented at the Embassy of Brazil, this atmospheric exhibition offers a more contemplative kind of escape, turning photography into a passport for seeing the world with fresh eyes. 

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 23 April-22 May 2026; daily 11:00-15:00, plus 17:30-21:00 on 8, 15 & 22 May

A: Embassy of Brazil in Athens – Casa do Brasil, 23 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue

Mario Brunello: Bach on Violoncello Piccolo

A quieter kind of magic arrives at Megaron – The Athens Concert Hall this month, as celebrated Italian cellist Mario Brunello brings Johann Sebastian Bach into unexpected new territory. Swapping the familiar for the rare, resonant voice of the violoncello piccolo, Brunello reimagines some of Bach’s most beloved violin works with elegance, depth and remarkable intimacy. The result is a performance that feels both delicate and immersive, an evening where every note lands with clarity and even the silences become part of the music.

Entry: €10-25

Tickets: megaron.gr

Date & Time: 5 May 2026, at 20:30

A: Megaron – The Athens Concert Hall, 115 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, Athens

Insights Greece - Best Events Guide: May 2026 in Athens

International Museum Day 2026  

International Museum Day is one of the best excuses to see Athens at its most timeless. For one day only, some of the city’s most iconic sites, including the Acropolis of Athens, Ancient Agora of Athens, Temple of Olympian Zeus and Kerameikos, open free to the public, inviting locals and visitors alike to experience the capital through its ancient heart. The Acropolis Museum joins in too, with complimentary entry to its galleries and, often, special tours and extended hours that make the day feel a little more special. It’s one of those rare moments when Athens gives you full access to its past, no ticket required.

W: icom.museum / culture.gov.gr

Date & Time: 18 May 2026; opening hours vary by museum/site

A: Various museums and archaeological sites across Athens, including the Acropolis, Ancient Agora, Temple of Olympian Zeus and Kerameikos

Main Image by Casper Sejersen ©

Fun Things to Do in Athens This Weekend: April 4-5

Athens fun things to do April

Looking for cool things to do in Athens this weekend? Look no further- our guide has options for everyone. 

This is one of those jam-packed weekends where everything seems to be happening at once. DJ gigs are taking over different corners of the city, late-night tango is back on the floor, and markets are filling with independent makers, small brands, vintage finds, creative pop-ups, and Easter goodies. 

There’s also a bakery party and a Michelin-led brunch, alongside a number of exhibitions running across Athens. Between it all, you can step just outside the centre for a reset before heading back in as the pace picks up again in the evening.

Open House Athens 2026

Returning for its 13th edition, Open House Athens gives you a rare chance to step inside buildings you would normally walk straight past. For one weekend, more than 70 spaces open to the public, from neoclassical homes and modern offices to private residences and cultural institutions. It is one of the few events that genuinely changes how you experience the city, moving you beyond the surface and into the way Athens is actually lived in. You start to notice details you would usually miss- from the striking staircases and courtyards to how light moves through a space. 

When: 4–5 April | A: Various locations across Athens

Spring Gathering at Slow Athens 

Bakery parties are quickly becoming a global obsession, and this one brings the trend straight to the heart of Athens. Slow Athens, a popular brunch spot in Galatsi, is hosting a laid-back Spring Gathering this Sunday, April 5th, where coffee culture meets music and community. From 7pm onwards, enjoy an evening of “slow” living vibes with a special DJ set by Melow, blending warm beats with the cozy atmosphere of one of Athens’ most beloved bakeries that also serves a variety of pizza and wine. Whether you’re coming for the music, the drinks, the food, or the company, this is the perfect way to welcome spring in the city.

When: Sunday 5 April from 7pm | A: 18 Agios Spyridonos, Galatsi

Athénée Sunday Brunch X The Zillers Pastry Bar

Athénée has always been one of those places where creative and well-known locals gather for catch-ups in the city. This Sunday, it teams up with Michelin-led The Zillers Pastry Bar for a brunch that feels even more special than usual. Expect a menu where pastry is taken seriously and shaped by the same precision and creativity that has made Zillers one of the city’s standout kitchens. From handmade croissants and pastries to decadent tarts and more- this is a must for all dessert lovers.

When: Sunday 5 April from 9am | A: Voukourestiou 9, Athens

Borderline Festival 2026

For two nights, Athens leans into its more experimental side, as Borderline Festival brings together a strong mix of live acts and DJs, moving between electronic, ambient and more abstract sound. The setting plays a big role here, with visuals and production given just as much attention as the music itself, creating something immersive. Expect sets that build slowly and shift in unexpected directions, especially as the night moves on.

When: 4–5 April | A: Onassis Stegi, Syngrou Avenue, Athens

Athens Live Tango Weekend

A completely different rhythm takes over across the weekend, with live tango, workshops and late-night milongas running through the city. The programme moves from daytime classes into evenings that stretch well past midnight, bringing together international dancers alongside local performers. There is also a “tango meets rebetiko” element that gives it a more Athenian feel without losing the essence of traditional tango. Even if you are not dancing, it is worth going for the atmosphere alone, watching the floor fill and the energy build as the night unfolds. 

When: 4–5 April | A: Various locations across Athens

Styx Agency at Athens Conservatoire

Set inside the Athens Conservatoire, this is one of the most anticipated nights of the weekend. The lineup leans towards deeper, hypnotic sets, with a focus on sound and atmosphere rather than quick peaks. The space itself adds to it, giving the music room to unfold properly and drawing a crowd that is there for the full experience. Behind the decks is Filippos, Maarkk, Sioma, Man with the Speaker, and Mångata Projekt. It starts early and runs late, so if you are looking for a big night out- this is for you! 

When: Saturday 4 April | A: Vasileos Georgiou B 17, Athens

The Meet Market | Easter Edition at Technopolis

Set inside the industrial grounds of Technopolis, this Easter edition of The Meet Market feels more like a relaxed festival than a typical shopping event. Over 100 independent Greek brands take part, spanning fashion, jewellery, homeware and smaller pieces you are unlikely to find elsewhere. It is the kind of place where you go without a plan and end up moving between stalls, stopping for food, and catching a DJ set in between. With Easter approaching, there is also a seasonal layer to it, from handmade candles to small details that signal the shift into spring. 

When: 4–5 April | A: 100 Piraeus, Athens

Athens Local Market- Easter Edition

A smaller, more relaxed alternative, this market in Psyrri focuses on local makers and a more hands-on experience. Alongside stalls with handmade pieces and seasonal finds, there are workshops running throughout the weekend, from candle-making to vintage-style cake decorating, plus live tufting demonstrations. It feels more personal than the larger markets, with a chance to speak to the people behind what you are buying. You can dip in and out, or stay and take part in something, depending on your mood. A good option if you are after something slower-paced but still creative.

When: 4–5 April | A: Karaiskaki 28, Athens

I’m Not in Athens- The Bootlegs

Built around vinyl, sampling and reworking familiar tracks, this Sunday session moves through hip hop, R&B and pop in a way that keeps everyone in the room on their feet all night. It takes place at Bar Ideal, one of the hottest spots in Exarcheia that people have quickly taken to. The focus here is on how the music is built. Old records are pulled apart and reshaped live, so even tracks you know well land differently. It draws a mostly local crowd, with people dropping in and staying longer than planned as the night settles in.

When: Sunday 5 April from 8pm | A: Bar Ideal, Exarcheia, Athens

Printed Athens Art Weekend

Kypseli Municipal Market hosts a weekend dedicated to graphic art and independent publishing, bringing together over 50 local designers, illustrators and printmakers. The focus is on limited-edition work, from posters and prints to smaller collectible pieces, with a strong emphasis on process. Live printing and workshops run throughout, giving it a more open, working feel rather than a typical market set-up. The Kypseli setting adds to it, with the neighbourhood’s energy carrying through the space and making it feel connected to the local scene. 

When: 4–5 April 2026 | A: 42 Fokionos Negri, Athens

What You Wear Is What You Are

At the Benaki Museum, fashion steps far beyond the runway and into the realm of identity with the exhibition “What You Wear Is What You Are.” Bringing together a dynamic mix of Greek and international artists and designers, the show unfolds as a thought-provoking dialogue between style, self-expression, and culture. Through contemporary works and striking visual narratives, clothing becomes more than aesthetic- it transforms into a statement of who we are, how we belong, and how we choose to be seen, offering a fresh, conceptual take on fashion within one of Athens’ most iconic cultural spaces.

When: 4 & 5 April A: 138 Pireos & Andronikou St., Athens

The Typists- PLYFA Space

A masterpiece of American theatre arrives in Athens for the first time, as “Typists” by Murray Schisgal takes the stage at PLYFA this weekend. Set in a modest 1960s office, the play follows two typists whose everyday routines slowly unfold into a tender, bittersweet reflection on time, longing, and the quiet passage of life. Though typewriters have long been replaced and the world has moved on, the characters’ fears, desires, and unspoken dreams feel strikingly familiar reminding us that while technology evolves, human nature remains unchanged. 

When: 4–5 April at 9pm | A: Korytsas 39, Votanikos, Athens

Inner Power Yoga & Hiking

If you need a break from the city, this half-day experience at Schinias National Park offers an easy reset. This relaxing escape combines a gentle 7km walk through pine forest and sea-lined trails with a guided outdoor yoga session designed to build core strength, balance, and inner confidence. Set between sand dunes, forest, and open horizon, the experience flows naturally from mindful hiking into breath-led movement, creating a quiet yet powerful reset that feels both grounding and energising, no matter your level. 

When: 4–5 April from 10am | A: Schinias National Park

Thrifticon

Taking over the Old Depot in Gazi, Thrifticon brings together more than 200 sellers for a weekend dedicated to vintage and second-hand finds. Expect everything from 60s pieces through to early 2000s, alongside sneakers, accessories and smaller independent brands. It is busy and slightly chaotic, but that is part of it, as this is a place where you need time to look properly and be prepared to dig. There is also an outdoor set-up with food and drinks, so you can break it up and stay longer without it feeling overwhelming.

When: 4–5 April from 12pm | A: Old Depot OSY, Pireos & Ermou, Gazi

Main image by I’m Not in Athens 

Cool, Casual Places to Visit in Pangrati

Pangrati food guide

Pangrati is one of Athens’ most vibrant and evolving neighbourhoods, where a distinctly local feel meets a new creative energy.

Just a short walk from landmarks like the Acropolis and the Panathenaic Stadium (Kallimarmaro), it’s an ideal pocket of the city to spend a full day moving between culture, food, and a low-key kind of evening.

There’s no shortage of places to eat and drink here, but Pangrati is best enjoyed without overthinking it. This is the kind of neighbourhood where you wander between galleries and small bookshops, maybe stop by a vintage store, and, if you’re lucky enough to catch it, weave through the laiki (farmer’s market).

What follows is a shortlist of the places we return to when we want something casual and consistently good- where the pace is easy, and the mood unfussy. 

Hillside

Perched just above the Panathenaic Stadium, Hillside is an easy choice for starting your day. From early breakfast to expertly brewed coffee, it has one of the best views in the neighbourhood. Come in the morning for a slower start, when the city still feels calm and the light falls across the marble stadium below.

A: Mark. Mousourou 55, Pangrati 

Athineza

At Athineza, the menu focuses on thoughtful, well-balanced combinations that have quickly built a loyal following. Standouts include the focaccia with chicken, cream cheese, carrot purée, and pickled cucumber, comforting and rich without being too much. Equally memorable is the burrata focaccia with prosciutto, tomato, rocket, and basil pesto, a fresh and balanced nod to Mediterranean flavours. The experience doesn’t end with the food- their specialty coffee perfectly compliments every choice, making it a spot you’ll want to come back to.

A: Pl. Profitou Ilia 5, 

Tre Sorelle

If you’re craving pizza, Tre Sorelle delivers some of the best in the neighborhood. The menu is generous and full of flavour, ranging from classics to more indulgent combinations. The Cotto e Funghi, topped with prosciutto and mushrooms, is a solid choice. The Margherita stands out for its simplicity and quality ingredients, while the Diavola adds a bold, spicy kick. It’s the kind of place that feels both casual and consistently satisfying.

A: Archelaou 19, Pangrati 

Profitis

For evening drinks, Profitis is all about atmosphere. Known for its vibrant energy, excellent spritzes, and carefully curated music, it’s a natural meeting point as the night begins to unfold. Add to that a selection of well-prepared cheeseboards, and you have the perfect setting for a long, easy night with friends.

A: Pl. Profitou Ilia 5, Pangrati 

Hippy3

A staple of Pangrati’s nightlife, Hippie 3 blends Greek and international music with a laid-back but lively crowd. The vibe shifts throughout the night, often depending on the guest DJ, so it’s worth checking out their schedule in advance. Whether you stop by for a drink or stay until late, it captures the neighbourhood’s energy at its most unfiltered.

A: Spirou Merkouri 22A, Pangrati 

Akra

And for something sweet, Akra is an easy recommendation. With a working bakery at the front, the space carries the scent of freshly baked bread and pastries throughout the day. Desserts lean inventive but still grounded, from organic-milk gelato with cinnamon-poached cherries to a standout hazelnut creation layered with praline, honey caramel, and vanilla cream. It’s a local favourite that feels relaxed enough to drop into at any time of day.

A: Aminta 12, Pangrati 

Main image by Profitis 

Best Open-Air Cinemas in Athens 2025

Open Air Cinemas Athens

From timeless icons in the city centre to hidden gems along the coast, here are the most best open-air cinemas in Athens to catch a film this season. 

Athens comes alive after dark, when the city’s legendary open-air cinemas flicker to life. These alfresco screens that are tucked into leafy courtyards, rooftops with Acropolis views, and seaside promenades are less about blockbusters and more about ritual. Here you’ll be sipping a chilled glass of wine, hearing cicadas hum between dialogue, and watching stories unfold beneath a starlit Athenian sky.  

With so many to choose from, we share the most atmospheric spots to catch a film right now- plus the nearby addresses worth knowing for a late-night drink or bite.

Aigli Cinema | Zappeion Gardens

Set within the leafy embrace of the National Garden and beside the neoclassical Zappeion Megaron, Aigli is one of Athens’ most elegant open-air cinemas. The setting feels almost timeless with rows of deckchairs shaded by greenery, the night air carrying the scent of jasmine. Arrive early to wander the garden paths or linger over a cocktail at Aigli’s own stylish bar-restaurant before the screening. When the credits roll, you’re steps away from Syntagma’s late-night scene: rooftop terraces like Retirè at Ergon House, Metropolis Roof Garden, and Buena Vista for Acropolis views, or modern dining spots such as Feedέλ Urban Gastronomy and Ekiben.

A: Zappeion Gardens, Vasilissis Olgas Ave, Athens 

Cinema Riviera | Exarcheia

A cult favourite since 1969, Riviera captures the bohemian soul of Exarcheia with its ivy-clad courtyard and relaxed, artsy vibe. Screenings span everything from Greek indie gems to foreign classics and it’s always subtitled, drawing a crowd that feels part cinephile, part neighbourhood regulars. Start your evening with a beer at Stepa, a low-key local bar, or mezze and ouzo at Ama Lachei; Pharaoh serves great meze plates with a cool vibe. When the film ends, the night is just beginning- head to the buzzing square where bars spill onto the pavements, from cocktails at Sousourada and newly opened Bar Ideal (Not in Athens) to natural wines at Gamay.

A: Valtetsiou 46, Exarcheia

Boboniera | Kifissia

Since 1918, Boboniera has been the summer ritual of choice in the leafy northern suburb of Kifissia. Surrounded by grand mansions and shaded squares, this historic cinema carries the charm of a bygone era, where locals have gathered for over a century to watch films under the night sky. Pair your screening with dinner at one of Kifissia’s refined restaurants, with our favourites being Papaioannou for seafood, Zabri for Mediterranean flavours, or the classic Blue Pine. No evening here is complete without a stop at Varsos, the legendary pastry shop nearby, where an ice cream cone feels like the sweetest encore.

A: Levidou 11, Kifissia

Open-Air Cine | Flisvos

Right on the waterfront, Cine Flisvos is where Athenians escape for a breezy summer night by the sea. Arrive in time for a sunset stroll along the marina, then settle in for a film with the scent of salt air and grilled fish drifting from nearby tavernas like Nisos, Cruiser, or To Bakaliaraki. After the credits roll, the evening continues at Flisvos Marina, where bars and lounges line the promenade, some favourites include Cruiser Exclusive Bar, The Whale, and Villa Grigio 46, all perfect for cocktails with the boats glittering under the night sky.

A: Flisvos Marina, Palaio Faliro 

Zéphyros | Petralona

Dedicated to classics and restored gems, Zéphyros is a cinephile’s sanctuary in the laid-back neighbourhood of Petralona. First opened in 1932 as a stage for Greek shadow-puppet shows and varieté performances, it closed in the 1970s before being lovingly revived in 1988. Today, it screens everything from documentaries and experimental works to timeless films that keep alive the nostalgic spirit of old Athens (foreign-language movies are shown with Greek subtitles). Make a night of it with dinner at boho-chic Upupa Epops or ASTER for Mediterranean plates, then end with a drink at Kyrios Xou, a neighbourhood favourite.

A: Troon 36, Petralona

Main image of Zéphyros

Best Events Guide: August in Athens

Best events in Athens for August

To help you make the most of your time in the city this month, we’ve rounded up the best events happening across Athens this August.

While many locals escape to the islands, those who stay are rewarded with a quieter, sun-soaked capital and a cultural calendar full of open-air concerts, moonlit cinema, and unforgettable nights under the stars.

Book ahead, plan wisely- and get ready to experience a different, slower side of Athens at its summer peak.

Step Into the World of Maria Callas 
Best events in Athens for August

In the vibrant heart of Athens, just steps from the Metropolitan Cathedral and the buzz of Ermou Street, lies a cultural treasure unlike any other: the Maria Callas Museum – the world’s only museum dedicated entirely to the legendary soprano.

Honoured with a special commendation at the European Museum of the Year Awards 2025, this intimate space offers a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of one of opera’s most iconic voices.

This summer, join a 50-minute English-language guided tour and trace Maria Callas’s extraordinary journey- from her humble beginnings to her rise as a global star. Through immersive storytelling, rare personal objects, archival recordings, and evocative soundscapes, the experience brings to light both the woman and the myth: her artistry, dedication, glamour, and influence on the world stage.

Whether you’re an opera lover or simply intrigued by 20th-century icons, this multisensory tour is a captivating window into the life of a true diva.

Entry: €14

Date & Time: 1 August– 21 August 2025, 12pm

A: Maria Callas Museum, 44 Mitropoleos, Historic Centre

W: mariacallasmuseum.gr

Sunset Grooves by METAXA at SNFCC
Best events in Athens for August

This August, as the golden hour paints Athens in warm hues, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre (SNFCC) invites you to unwind with Sunset Grooves by METAXA, a series of open-air DJ evenings where music, city views, and signature cocktails come together.

Some of Greece’s most eclectic DJs will take you on a journey through soul, funk, trip hop, electronica, and world beats, all set against the mesmerising backdrop of the Acropolis, the sea, and the endless Athenian sky, in the magical lighthouse terrace with its  360° panorama.

LINE-UP & DATES

06/08 | Lighthouse | 8pm 
Rrose Sélavy

20/08 | Lighthouse | 8pm
Dimitra Zina

27/08 | Lighthouse | 8pm
Gabi Rose

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 6 August- 27 August, 9pm

A: SNFCC, 364 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea

Website: www.snfcc.org

Park Your Cinema 2025 SNFCC
Best events in Athens for August

Get ready to spread out your picnic blankets, settle in under the night sky, and let yourself be swept away by cinematic magic Park Your Cinema returns this summer to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC). From June through August, the Great Lawn transforms into a starlit open-air cinema, hosting a specially curated program by the Thessaloniki International Film Festival, featuring timeless classics and family favourites. With free admission and the serene ambiance of the SNFCC grounds, it’s the perfect way to spend warm summer evenings with friends and loved ones.

→  01/08: (500) Days of Summer, Marc Webb, 2009

→  08/08: Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Blake Edwards, 1961

→ 09/08, 9 pm: Full Moon Film Marathon

→ 22/08: Past Lives, Celine Song, 2023

Entry: Free admission

Date & Time: 30 May 2025 – 22 August 2025, 9pm

A: SNFCC, 364 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea

W: snfcc.org

The Foundry Rooftop Garden – Full Moon Session
Best events in Athens for August

Under the glow of the August full moon, The Foundry’s lush rooftop garden transforms into one of Athens’s most atmospheric evenings- just steps from the city’s bustling heart.

Expect a relaxed night curated by DJ Chevy, who will guide the rhythms from sunset to starlight. With the illuminated Parthenon as your backdrop, you’re invited to unwind while the city hums below. Think no pressure, just presence: the music, the moon, and you.

Choose from expertly crafted signature cocktails or Greek wines from local micro‑breweries, paired beautifully with wood‑oven pizzas and Mediterranean bites, all in a garden filled with olive trees, lavender, and vines.

For an intimate yet vibrant night in August, this session brings together design, flavour, and moonlit energy at Athens’s coolest underground rooftop. Book early to lock in your spot- you won’t want to miss this.

A: Sarri 40, Athens

Date: Saturday, August 9, 2025 

Reservations required: +30 693 691 1528

 

Best Events Guide for July in Athens 2025

If you’re lucky enough to be in Athens this July, prepare for a month where ancient ruins meet modern rhythms, and sultry days melt into euphoric, music-filled nights.

Whether you’re a returning visitor or discovering Athens for the first time, this is your curated guide to the best of what’s on- and what not to miss- this July! 

Green Day
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

Since their breakout with Dookie in 1994, the album that catapulted them into global rock stardom, Green Day has become a defining voice of punk rebellion, selling over 75 million records and racking up five Grammy Awards. With anthems like American IdiotBoulevard of Broken Dreams, and When I Come Around, they’ve soundtracked a generation. This July, they land in Athens with their trademark high-voltage energy. Expect roaring guitars, a wave of nostalgic angst, and a crowd ready to lose it in the city’s biggest stadium. If you grew up on eyeliner, attitude, and riffs, this one’s unmissable.

Entry: €95

Buy tickets online: more.com

Date & Time: 6 July, 4pm

A: Athens Olympic Sports Complex, 37 Kifisias Avenue, Marousi

Nicola Piovani  
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

The Oscar-winning composer behind Life Is Beautiful returns to Athens for a soul-stirring evening of orchestral storytelling. Set beneath the ancient stone arches of the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, this open-air performance is a lyrical fusion of cinema and classical music. Piovani will conduct the Athens State Orchestra through suites inspired by his celebrated collaborations with Federico Fellini, Roberto Benigni, and the Taviani brothers. From the delicate emotion of La Vita è Bella to the cinematic poetry of La Notte di San Lorenzo, expect an unforgettable journey through some of European cinema’s most iconic scores- reimagined for one summer night under the Athenian stars.

Entry: €15- €60

Buy tickets online: more.com

Date & Time: 8 July, 9pm

A: The Athens Concert Hall (Megaron), 115 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, Athens

W:  megaron.gr

Alice Cooper 
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

Rockwave Festival 2025 turns up the volume this July with a high-voltage lineup at Terra Vibe Park- a tree-lined, open-air venue just outside Athens. The godfather of shock rock, Alice Cooper, takes the stage alongside symphonic powerhouse Floor Jansen and genre-bending Zeal & Ardor for a night of theatrical flair and unforgettable riffs. Expect serpents, sparks, and a dose of pure rock spectacle under the summer sky.

Entry: €49.50- €135

Buy tickets online: more.com

Date & Time: 11 July, 5 pm

A: Terra Vibe Park, Oropos, 190 11

W:  rockwavefestival.gr

London Grammar

Best Events for July in Athens 2025

London Grammar joins the Release Athens Festival lineup this July, bringing their signature blend of cinematic indie-pop to the city’s seaside stage. Fans can expect the haunting vocals of Hannah Reid and the band’s atmospheric soundscapes in an unforgettable live set- featuring favourites like StrongWasted My Young YearsHey Now, and Lose Your Head, with a few surprises likely woven in. With over a decade of critically acclaimed releases and two chart-topping albums, the trio has become a staple of the UK’s modern music scene. Bonus? Tickets can be bundled with Kylie Minogue’s festival night- a dream double feature at a sweet discounted price.

Entry: €58-€103

Buy tickets online: more.com

Date & Time: 11 July, 6pm

A: Water Plaza, 2616 Posidonos Avenue, Kallithea

Diana Ross
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

Global music icon Diana Ross will headline a one-night-only concert at Athens’ legendary Panathenaic Stadium- a rare chance to witness a superstar performance in one of Europe’s most iconic open-air venues. Known for timeless hits like Upside Down and Endless Love, Ross’s Athens date marks the grand finale of her European tour, following a string of sold-out shows.
From her breakthrough with The Supremes to a dazzling solo career spanning over six decades, Ross has sold more than 100 million records and earned honours including two GRAMMY Awards and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Opening the night is Helena Paparizou (Greece’s Eurovision queen) whose powerhouse vocals and stage presence will set the tone for an unforgettable evening.

Entry: €90-€250

Buy tickets online: ticketservices.com

Date & Time: 16 July, 6pm

A: The Panathenaic Stadium, Vasileos Konstantinou Avenue, Pangrati

Kylie Minogue
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

Pop royalty lands in Athens this July as Australian icon Kylie Minogue takes the stage on her Tension World Tour. The Grammy-winning icon brings with her decades of chart-topping brilliance — from early favourites like Locomotion and I Should Be So Lucky to dance-floor staples like Spinning Around, along with fresh hits from her latest smash album, Tension II. Expect a glittering, high-energy performance that will light up the Athenian night- equal parts nostalgia and new-era glam.

Entry: €71-€103

Buy tickets online: more.com

Date & Time: 18 July,6pm

A: Water Plaza, 2616 Posidonos Avenue, Kallithea

Takis 1∞
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

This summer, the Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation in Pangrati marks the centenary of Takis (1925–2019) with a major retrospective celebrating one of Greece’s most pioneering and poetic minds. A visionary who blurred the lines between art, science, and energy, Takis created a world where sculptures move without touch, magnets suspend objects in mid-air, and sound is drawn from silence. The Athens exhibition, which ispart of a dual-venue show with the island of Andros, focuses on the artist’s deep fascination with invisible forces. Expect floating spheres, magnetic fields, musical machines, and video works charged with electricity and imagination.

Entry: €9- 18 

Date: 22 June 2025 – 02 November 2025

A: Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation, 13 Eratosthenous, Pangrati

Candlelight Open Air Concerts
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

As twilight falls, Athens transforms into a breathtaking open-air concert hall illuminated by thousands of candles. This summer, the internationally acclaimed Candlelight Open Air series returns, offering a unique blend of classical and contemporary music beneath the stars. Presented by Fever, the concerts take place at two of Athens’ most atmospheric venues: the Melina Mercouri Open Air Theatre in Vyronas and the enchanting gardens of the Byzantine and Christian Museum. Each performance glows entirely by candlelight, featuring acclaimed local ensembles such as the Novarte Quartet and STELLAR Quartet. The repertoire is diverse, from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons to cinematic scores by Hans Zimmer, alongside vibrant tributes to Coldplay, Queen, Imagine Dragons, The Beatles, and ABBA- a musical journey as eclectic as the city itself.

Events: The Best of Hans Zimmer (July 22, Melina Mercouri Open Air Theatre)

Coldplay & Imagine Dragons Tribute (July 23, Melina Mercouri Open Air Theatre)

Tickets: feverup.com 

Full Moon Sleepover at SNFCC
Best Events for July in Athens 2025

Returning for its third year, the Full Moon Sleepover invites night owls to a magical, moonlit celebration at Athens’ Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC). Supported by Aperol, this year’s event takes place on July 10th under the Red Deer Full Moon- promising an unforgettable all-night experience. The park stays open till dawn with a packed lineup of activities: a movie marathon, silent disco, yoga and meditation sessions, group games, and pedal boat rides along the Canal. The catch? You have to stay awake to enjoy it all.

Date & Time: Thursday, 10 July, 2025, 7pm

A: Great Lawn section, SNFCC, 364 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea

The Best New Bars in Athens

Best bars Athens

Looking for a cool new drinking spot in the capital? These are the best new bars in Athens to sip and mingle…

There’s always room for one more drink in Athens, especially when it’s poured in a space that’s fresh, stylish, and buzzing with energy. 

While the city’s iconic bars remain worth revisiting, there’s a new generation of spots making their mark on the capital’s ever-evolving drinking scene. From experimental spritzerias to low-key natural wine joints and late-night listening bars, these new arrivals are giving locals and visitors a fresh reason to stay out a little longer.

Our edit of the best new bars in Athens brings together the standout newcomers you need to know. 

Hotel Éternité

Tucked on a buzzy Kypseli corner, Hotel Éternité is an all-day bar that brings a touch of old-world charm to this creatively charged neighbourhood. Featuring a warm, retro-theatrical interior and vinyl-spun soundtrack, the cocktails lean into aperitivo territory, while the food, by chef Marianna Boykou, channels Greek roots with a New York twist. Think elevated comfort bites like tartare, ceviche, and hot dogs worth dressing up for. The vinyls lining the wall? You’re encouraged to pick your own.

A: Paxon 34, Athens 

Subject of Athens

Brought to life by the masterminds behind Abstract Athens, Subject of Athens is a bar that defies convention. Located just above Kotzia Square, this ambitious venue unfolds across three distinct spaces, each offering its own vibe. On the ground floor, the main Subject bar serves up creative takes on classic cocktails, with twists that surprise at every sip. Upstairs, Informal is a shape-shifting space where mixology meets culinary artistry. And below, the yet-to-be-revealed EgoDeath promises something entirely unexpected. Whether you’re sipping an 888 Martini, savouring French cheese, or simply soaking in the eclectic ambiance, Subject of Athens redefines what a night out in the city can be.

A: Geor. Staurou 2-4, Athens

Okupa

Hidden in plain sight, Okupa is where Athens’ sound and flavour scenes collide. Part vinyl haven (courtesy of Bottarga Records), part listening bar, it’s where you sip a sharp Manhattan while crate-digging for rare grooves. Mornings are all brunch and botanicals, but by night, it shifts into something moodier- dim lights, beef cheek croquettes, and a soft-shell crab burger with just enough heat. The crowd’s as curated as the playlist, the wine list leans natural, and the cocktails are dialled in. It’s not just a bar- it’s a lifestyle with a soundtrack.

A: Psaromiligkou 9, Athens 

Koumkan 

More than just a hotel bar, Koumkan is a refined hideaway in upscale Kifisia, channelling the intrigue and elegance of the world’s most iconic members-only lounges. Created by Ari Vezené, Koumkan strikes a balance between old-school cocktail culture and a modern sensibility- designed for both quiet moments and lively encounters. The decadent menu spans from Peruvian anticuchos and truffle-laced rigatoni to a standout Chateaubriand, while cocktails like the Avant-Gardea bold mix of tequila, mezcal, yuzu and coriander, offer inventive takes with a global twist. This is where elevated dining and drinking meet a sense of understated exclusivity.

A: Char. Trikoupi 48, Kifisia

Bar Amore

A fresh breeze has blown through Neos Kosmos in the form of Bar Amore, where Italian spritz culture meets Mediterranean flair. This spritzeria, with a playful Greek twist, celebrates the art of aperitivo with a menu bursting with flavour. Think local olives, lasagne, Burrata Pugliese, and a rotating selection of carefully chosen Greek wines, from sparkling gems to delightful retsinas. Spritzes are the star here, with Aperol, Campari, and Cynar making frequent appearances, alongside Negronis and Garibaldis for those looking to elevate the evening. 

A: Menechmou 1-3, Neos Kosmos 

Gonia 

Tucked into the core of Exarcheia, Gonia is a bar and café with a story to tell. Set in a 1930s building, it blends vintage character with the raw energy of the neighbourhood, creating a space where past and present naturally intersect. This bar is more than just a place to drink; it’s a gallery of materials and design objects that blur the line between art and function. With its underground gallery and curated displays of ceramics, tiles, and marbles, Gonia is as much about creative inspiration as it is about the perfect pour. It’s a space where you can sip on a Martini while picking out a terrazzo slab for your next home project. 

A: Psaron 45, Athens 

Di Lien 

Sleek and social, Di Lien is one of those places that feels like it’s been there forever, but it hasn’t. A window between the bar and kitchen lets the energy flow freely, while sidewalk tables spill onto the street, perfect for catching the afro-beats, funk, and soul that pulse into the early hours. The Paloma is a house favourite (and rightly so), but there’s also a smart selection of Greek craft beers and low-intervention wines for those who like their drinks with a story. By day, things take a softer turn with a curated brunch menu- steak sliders with biodynamic wine, anyone?

A: Stournari 43, Athens

Steez 

Located on the bustling pedestrian street of Themistokleous, Steez is Exarcheia’s latest cocktail haven, blending urban cool with a keen focus on sustainability. This new bar offers an innovative twist on classics, crafted with seasonal homemade ingredients and a commitment to sustainability. The bar menu is inventive without being fussy- flavour-led, well-balanced, and in tune with the pace of this edgy neighbourhood. And with a soundtrack that shifts from soulful to eclectic, Steez nails the balance between casual and cool.

A: Themistokleous 84, Athens 

Fellos 

A recent standout in Athens’ wine scene, Fellos adds a minimalist touch to the city’s vibrant bar culture. Housed in a former textiles store, the space offers a carefully curated selection of Greek and international wines, showcasing some of Greece and Cyprus’ finest drops. With around 40 wines, plus spritzes and cocktails, Fellos is a destination for both locals and visitors eager to explore new pairings, especially with the great meze dishes. Whether you’re enjoying a laid-back evening at one of the sidewalk tables or indulging in their thoughtfully crafted menu, Fellos provides a cozy and stylish setting to savour something special.

A: Vasilikis & Kolokotroni, Athens

Kennedy Vins

This new listening bar offers a refined yet welcoming space for wine lovers, specialising in beautiful French wines that are hard to come by. Drawing on inspirations from the owners’ global travels, the venue blends French and Japanese influences, adding an eclectic edge to Athens’ evolving wine scene. Kennedy Vins pairs its exceptional pours with carefully considered bites- think freshly sliced Iberico pancetta, Torres truffle crisps with Jamon Iberico, and other delicacies that elevate the moment. It’s all about nuance, detail, and a distinct sense of place in every glass.

A: Nikiou 9, Athens

Main Image by Fellos 

Exploring Athens’ Next Wave of Wine Bars

Discover Athens’ best new wine bars – where you can sip and savour in style.

In recent years, Greece’s wine culture has experienced a resurgence, marked by the emergence of wine bars across the country, particularly in the capital. These establishments are not just places to sip on fine wines; they’re hubs of social activity, where connoisseurs and novices alike gather to explore Greece’s rich viticultural heritage.

These latest spots follow in the footsteps of pioneering establishments like OinoscentWarehouse, and Heteroclito, which laid the groundwork for the evolving contemporary wine bar scene in Athens.

Epta Martyes 

Nestled on a sun-kissed street in the vibrant neighbourhood of Neos Kosmos, Epta Martyes offers an enticing blend of Greek and French wines, Tsipouro, classic cocktails, and craft beers. Whether you’re craving a leisurely glass or a bottle to enjoy, their menu caters to every taste and budget, with bottles priced from 25 to 195 euros and by-the-glass options ranging from 5.50 to 10.50€.

But what truly sets Epta Martyes apart is their chef’s choice mezes, inspired by the culinary traditions of Volos, where much of the team hails from. Priced at just 5€ per plate, these exquisite bites promise an explosion of flavours with each bite. From creamy taramosalata to zesty raw tuna marinated in soy sauce and chilli, and from savoury fava with caramelised onions to tender chargrilled octopus and broccoli, each dish is a culinary delight. It’s no surprise that Epta Martyres has quickly become the talk of the town since its opening. While walk-ins are welcome, reservations are recommended to secure your spot.

A: Menechmou 3B, Neos Kosmos, Athens

Wine is Fine

Nestled on Athens’ Vissis pedestrian street, Wine is Fine is a French-inspired wine bar, bordering on restaurant, that has quickly become a hotspot for food and wine enthusiasts alike. With an interesting contrast of simple street-side ambience and elegant white-clothed table settings, Wine is Fine offers up French-inspired dishes like tartare de boeuf (10€) and bottarga pasta (13€) on what is an ever-changing, seasonal menu. The wine selection at Wine is Fine focuses on organic and natural wines, including orange and pet-nat varieties from Greece, Europe and beyond. Here, the focus is on quality and consistency, while attentive staff are on hand to suggest pairings and manage what is usually a rather long waitlist (insider tip: head on over closer to opening time and you’ll nab a table quickly). 

A: Vissis 6, Athens

Gamay

Aptly named after the grape variety which cheekily plays on the Greek language (you’ll have to ask a trusted local), this small wine bar sits on an unassuming corner in Exarcheia. Patrons spill onto the footpath, while inside, the space exudes warmth, with stools lining the bar and the wall. The wine menu boasts a diverse selection of by-the-glass offerings, priced between 6-9€ and categorised by Greek wines and “strangers” hailing from Italy, France, Spain, Argentina, and beyond. Complimenting the wines are a range of wine-friendly snacks, including Jamon (9€), Pinsa (9€), Burrata with pesto and hazelnuts (6€), and an intriguing pastitsio-inspired tartar (12€). With its charming setting and enticing menu, this cozy wine bar promises a pleasant evening out, any day of the week.

A: Zoodochou Pigis 42, Exarcheia, Athens

Featured image Courtesy of Wine is Fine 

What’s on in Athens This Week: October 9

The first tree leaves may be falling and the weather may be getting colder – but Athens’ cultural scene is on fire! The first week of October finds the capital with plenty of great events taking place and we’ve rounded them all up for you. 

Book as Art
Insights Greece - What's on in Athens This Week: October 9

Exciting news for art lovers in Athens! The Gramma Epsilon Gallery is hosting the Books as Art exhibition, curated by Paolo Cortese and supported by the Italian Institute of Culture. Featuring works by over 30 international artists, this group exhibition challenges our perception of what a “book” can be. Don’t miss the chance to see works dating back to the 1960s alongside contemporary pieces- from conceptual to fibre art, the three-dimensional pieces on display explore the diverse possibilities of books as a means of artistic expression.

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 1-20 October, Thursday-Saturday

Αddress: Gramma Epsilon Gallery, 6 Agathonos, Monastiraki

Oedipus in Search of Colonus
Insights Greece - What's on in Athens This Week: October 9

This radical VR installation by Loukia Alavanou, who represented Greece at the 59th Venice Art Biennale, will be shown for the first time at Onassis Stegi. A 15-minute film, shot with 360° VR technology and members of the Roma community from Nea Zoi in Aspropyrgos of Western Attica, in the roles of a cast of actors who follow in the traces of Oedipus. As the creator underlines, this installation aims to evoke questions around the themes of aging and death, human dignity and universal freedom, immigration, displacement, minorities, racism, and human rights.

Entry: 8 €

Date & Time: 11-30 October 2023, Wednesday-Sunday 6 pm-11 pm

Address: Onassis Stegi, 107-109 Syggrou Avenue, Neos Kosmos

Website: Onassis.org

Tickets: ticket.onassis.org

Pytheas Travels
Insights Greece - What's on in Athens This Week: October 9

“Pytheas Travels” is a staged audiovisual simulation highlighting the experience of being on a passenger ship, travelling from the Mediterranean to the seas of Scandinavia. It is a maritime story, a fictional journey and a critical look at the mass tourism industry and its effects on environmental, cultural and social structures. Accompanied by music from pioneering Norwegian composer and performer Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje, it’s inspired by the historical journey of Pytheas, who in 325 BC sailed north from Marseilles to a place he called Ultima Thule, the mythical island, to reach the “frozen seas.”

Entry: 5-24 €

Date & Time: 13-15 October 2023, Friday-Sunday 8.30 pm

Address: Onassis Stegi, 107-109 Syggrou Avenue, Neos Kosmos

Website: Onassis.org

Tickets: ticket.onassis.org

I Puritani
Insights Greece - What's on in Athens This Week: October 9

This year’s 100th anniversary of the birth of the greatest Greek soprano of all time is just one more reason to fill Athens with dedicated events in her honour. At the Olympia Municipal Theater- where Maria Callas started her career back in 1944 – the famous opera “I Puritani”, a performance that marked her rise to stardom will be performed this week. The special event is presented by the City of Athens Choir, the Athens State Orchestra, and the stunning soprano Christina Poulitsi and American tenor John Osborn are found in the leading roles.

Entry: 5-40 €

Date & Time: 14 October, 8 pm

Tickets: ticketservices.gr

Αddress: Olympia Municipal Music Theater Maria Callas, 59 Akadimias Historic Center 

Meet Market
Insights Greece - What's on in Athens This Week: October 9

If you love searching for special items to decorate your home, or love accessories for yourself or as special gifts – we’ve found a great place for you to visit during your stay in Athens. The Meet Market is a nomadic spot filled with innovation and creativity- featuring locally made clothes, jewelry, accessories, care & wellness products, art & decor, baby items, delicious treats, vintage collectibles, street food – plus a bunch of interactive games, DJ sets & good vibes.

Entry: Free

Date & Time: 14-15 October 2023, 12 am to 12 pm

Address: Peiraios 100, Athens, cultural venue of “Technopolis”

Website: themeetmarket.gr

Athens Cocktails Party
Insights Greece - What's on in Athens This Week: October 9

If you would like to taste some of the finest cocktails – created by Athens’ leading mixologists from some of the best bars in the Greek capital – head to Kypseli Municipal Market this weekend. The cool event is the brainchild of George Apergis, founder of local electronic music collective Modular Expansion, so you can rest assured there will be plenty of great tunes to listen to as you sip on your favourite drink.

Tickets: Free admission

Date: 14 October 2023

Time: 3 pm – 11.30 pm

Address: Kypseli Municipal Market, 42 Fokionos Negri, Kypseli

Athens’ New Michelin Star Restaurants for 2022

The MICHELIN Guide Athens 2022 has just been revealed, with one new Two Michelin-star restaurant, two new One Michelin-star restaurants, and plenty more receiving a high distinction in various categories. 

“The Greek capital features one new Two Michelin Star restaurant as well as two restaurants receiving a Star for the first time. Two restaurants stand out with their commitment in terms of sustainability and thus receive the Michelin Green Star. Seven new establishments have been referenced, thus bringing the selection to a total of 27 restaurants,” announced the Michelin Guide. 

First new entry to the 2022 Michelin Guide with a Two Star edition is Delta, which “stands out with its breathtaking avant-garde esthetics, at the heart of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. Chefs George Papazacharias and Thanos Feskos, who both boast experience in Northern countries, offer gastronomic suggestions that combine Scandinavian concepts and culinary techniques with local products, with the common theme being environmental sustainability,” says the Michelin Guide team. 

Two Newly Awarded Restaurants That Received One Michelin Star 

Soil, which is located in the Pangrati district and “offers a charming terrace, harbors the cuisine of Chefs Tasos Mantis and Alexandros Mouridis. The name “Soil” is a clear indication of the philosophy behind the establishment, which aims to be close to its territory, mindful of food sustainability and a fervent supporter of the “Farm to table” approach.”

Along with The Zillers, “without a doubt a highly unique restaurant, since it is located on the rooftop of the Zillers Boutique Hotel, meaning guests can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Acropolis and the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Annunciation. With its flexible offer, one can enjoy a light, casual lunch or a full-fledged gastronomic dinner from Chef Pavlos Kiriakis.”  

Retaining their Stars for yet another year are Botrini’sCTCHytraPelagos and Varoulko Seaside, which had all already received a MICHELIN Star last year, along with Bib Gourmand recipients Cerdo Negro 1985, Nolan and Oikeîo, which were once again acknowledged for their focus on good value for money.

Four Restaurants Added to the 2022 Selection of the Athens Michelin Guide

Hervé’s, “the culinary offer focuses on a single tasting menu which includes 15 courses and is based on Greek traditions combined with cosmopolitan inspirations from France, Asia, Latin America.”

Linou Soumpasis k sia “stands out through its aesthetics.. it has a casual bistro vibe where you can enjoy simple, authentic Greek cuisine, with a few surprising modern touches and a strong commitment towards using organic products.” 

Merceri, “a classic, authentic bistro, serves the cuisine of Maria Dioudi and Melina Chomata…their cuisine, which is modern and features international influences, pays tribute to Greek recipes.”  

VERi TABLE, “a French-style bistro where you will be welcomed by a cheerful couple, you will find suggestions that pay tribute to Provençal cuisine… along with the great standards, you will find weekly recommendations as well as made-to-measure menus.”

The MICHELIN Guides are a series of guide books that have been published by the French company Michelin since 1904. The Guide awards up to three Michelin stars for excellence to a select few establishments.

The full selection of the MICHELIN Guide Athens 2022 is available free of charge on the MICHELIN Guide website and app