Whats on in Athens

Reach the top of Mount Lycabettus via this funicular railway tunnel originally constructed in the 1960s.

Constructed completely from marble, this popular historic attraction is built on the site of an ancient stadium that for centuries presented the original Greek games.

Enjoy a symphony or orchestra from this famous downtown concert hall, arts centre and creative arena for cultural and educational activities.

Explore the very best in ancient Greek art at this notable museum.

Open during the summer months, Cine Dexameni is an open air cinema in the centre of Kolonaki! It is surrounded by trees and a small plateia.

This famed museum focuses on the findings of the archaeological exploration of the Acropolis.

Housed in what was once the Benaki family mansion in downtown Athens, the Benaki Museum is now home to Greek works of art dating from prehistoric to modern times.

Famed for its breathtaking views of Athens, the iconic Lycabettus Theater is set to reopen its doors after 15 years.

Offering 8 levels of shopping in over 300 fashion and 800 brand name stores, this is Athens’ answer to a shopping mall.

Established in 2000 but not opened until November of 2016, the only national institution focused on collecting and exhibiting contemporary Greek and international art is dedicated to bringing an appreciation of modern art to a culture steeped in antiquity.

Enjoy an educational visit to this famous home of some of the most important historical and artistic artifacts from a wide variety of archaeological locations within Greece dating from prehistory to late antiquity.

Kolonaki is a centre for upscale shopping featuring international labels and Greek designer boutiques along with modern concept stores and art galleries.