Tiny neighborhood of whitewashed houses built according to Cycladic architecture, located just below the north slope of the Acropolis in Athens.
It was established in 1840 by builders from the island of Anafi.
🏝️ Offers an island paradise feel in the heart of Athens
🏛️ Unique setting in the shadow of the Acropolis
⛪ Home to several historic Byzantine churches
🚶♀️ Picturesque narrow streets with bougainvillea-covered walls
🚗 Not accessible by car
🗺️ Google Maps may show an incorrect location (south slope instead of north)
🚫 No stores, cafés, or souvenir shops within the neighborhood
Respect church dress codes: modest clothing, no shorts/tank tops/strapless, skirts below knee.
Easily reached on foot from Monastiraki Square or Akropoli Metro Station (approx. 10 minutes).
Last updated 3 days ago
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