Plateia Proskopon is surely not as hip as Plateia Varnava or other spots in Pagrati but has a unique atmosphere.

Located on the top of Lycabettus hill, the highest spot of the city right in the center of Athens, it is a steep walk to reach Prasini Tenta, but just the view itself is worth the hike.

The longest river in Athens, Kifissos, is mostly built over & underground. But its final stretch that leads to the sea is a secret hidden in plain sight...

There is at least one family of "Urban Hoopoes" in Nea Smyrni, Athens. Come see them from up close and do some birdwatching in the city!

"Stenopos Kollytos" used to be a central district in Ancient Athens. Today, this conspicuous Roman mosaic is one of the few surviving traces of it.

"Rema Pikrodafnis" is one of the few relatively untouched streams in Athens. I love this seemingly abandoned part of it, a symbol of what Greece really is.