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WE ALL LOVE ATHENS!  An LGBT guide to exploring Athens  Not only boasting spectacular archaeological sites, delicious food and glorious weather, Athens now holds a subtle yet progressive gay scene. We’ve hit the popular hang-outs of the LGBT community to experience the excitement for ourselves and share with you the gay gems of Athens

Athens, a mystical ancient city boasting art, culture, myths, philosophy and history. It has so many magical stories to tell and holds so many iconic landmarks and attractions that it can be difficult to choose where to start and what to see. Therefore ‘Live The Greek Life’ has picked out their top 28 things to see and do in and out of Athens (in no particular order). We think you’ll enjoy crossing off as many as you can during your

Athens, a mystical ancient city boasting art, culture, myths, philosophy and history. It has so many magical stories to tell and holds so many iconic landmarks and attractions that it can be difficult to choose where to start and what to see. Therefore ‘Live The Greek Life’ has picked out their top 30 things to see and do in and out of Athens (in no particular order). We think you’ll enjoy crossing off as many as you can during your

Visit the Guards at Greek Parliament Members of the Presidential Guard stationed outside the Hellenic Parliament are known as "Evzones." They were founded in 1868 as a Greek army unit and have since become synonymous with the city of Athens. Thus, it is a great honour for a soldier to be chosen for the Evzones. They stand vigil over the grave of the Unknown Soldier, which serves as a memorial to all unknown troops slain in battle, and in front of

Day trips to Delphi, Mycanae, Epidavros, Nafplio or Cape Sounio   Step out of Athens to discover other mystical gems of Greece; 1) Delphi, which used to be the ancient sanctuary that held the Oracle who consulted about important decisions throughout the ancient world is recognised by UNESCO as a world heritage site having had a great influence over Ancient Greece. Delphi’s archeological museum, The Temple of Apollo and the Theater of Delphi are highlights to see in this day visit. 2)Mycanae, also

Acropolis Opening times: Summer (April 01 to October 31) : 08:00-20:00 Winter (November 01 to March 31): 08:00-17:00 Entrance fees: 20€ for adults from 1st of April to 31st of October 10€ for adults from 1st of November 31st of March Free for children up to 18 years old (with valid ID or passport) and students from EU countries (with valid student ID) all the year round 10€ for students outside the EU (with valid student ID) all the year round 10€ for seniors

Folegandros, the modest little island residing between the islands of Paros and Santorini. It's unspoiled charm and traditional Cycladic architecture make this island postcard perfect. Boasting natural beaches with fine sands and icy blue waters, colourful villages and a calm ambience, this is the island of idyllic aesthetics and serenity. The island's close proximity to the surrounding Cycladic islands make it ideal for island hopping and its underdeveloped tourism make it a great choice for a quiet getaway!Welcome to Folegandros!   Beaches Folegandros's

Joined to the mainland by a small bridge, the island of Lefkada has some of the most dramatic landscapes in the Mediterranean. Known as the ‘Caribbean of Greece’, this exotic island is wildly famous for its white sand beaches and mesmerizing waters. The whole island is blanketed in lush green vegetation and fringed with imposing white cliffs that together create a tropical paradise. In addition to its picture-perfect beaches, Lefkada also possesses charming seaside villages, a delicious cuisine and a wealth

In the heart of the Aegean Sea lies the largest and greenest island of the Cyclades, Naxos. This lovely island has managed to remain off the radar of mainstream tourism and therefore offers an uncrowded setting even in peak season. Lush green landscapes, untouched sandy beaches and enchanting villages perched upon mountainsides offer an array of attractions and activities to enjoy. Naxos also possesses a captivating history that is evident in its harmonious blend of Medieval and Cycladic architecture. Venetian castles,

The butterfly shaped island of Astypalea lies in the southeastern Aegean sea and is a part of the Dodecanese group of islands. This lovely little island has yet to be discovered by mass tourism and so makes a great alternative destination. Although Astypalea belongs to the Dodecanese group of islands, it’s architecture and charm is very much Cycladic, with its white washed houses, Venetian castles, traditional windmills and blue domed chapels. The island also boasts wonderful beaches of natural beauty offering