Athens: a gourmet delight

If you want to experience Greece, Athens is the city for you. Imagine going to the Parthenon on top of the Acropolis hill to enjoy the breathtaking view. The Acropolis is known to be the Sacred Rock. It is situated on a 512 foot limestone rock. The Acropolis was originally built in 1500 BC. C.

Erechtheum is another impressive tourist spot. It is a temple that is built to honor the Greek gods: Athena and Poseidon. The Propylea is a huge old doorway. It is located right next to the Temple of Athena Nyke or Victory without wings.

At night, you can find an amazing sound and light show on the Acropolis. This show takes place every night in English and takes place every night except on the night of the full moon. The show lasts about 30 minutes.

After the show, you can walk to Plaka, which is lined with cafes and restaurants. Even if you don’t speak Greek, there is nothing to worry about. Most of the waiters can speak and serve English-speaking customers. The food here is delicious and inexpensive.

In the afternoon, if you don’t have too much time for sightseeing in Athens, you can stop at the souvlaki shop for gyros and authentic Greek salad. In case you want to eat to go, you can buy cheesecake, spinal tart, Piroski bread from street vendors.

Syntagma Square is another area known for its excellent food. There are many excellent cafes in this area. Metax is a sweet brandy that is often served here.