The walk begins at the beachfront with the blue sea and the islet of Dia in the background. Your next stop will be the Venetian harbour with the famous fortress of Koules. Walk up the '25th of August' pedestrian street until you see the open central market.
Plaka is probably the loveliest neighbourhood in Athens. This walk will lead you into Plaka's most peaceful corners, where you will see monuments from different historical periods and feel the ambience of old Athens.
You don’t have to go far to get close to nature. The 'anthropomorphic’ mountain of Giouchtas is near to Heraklion and has an easy ascent. The views are endless and it is rich in wild life and nature. Put on your walking shoes and go!
The Sea Turtle Protection Society in Glyfada is one of the first organised rescue centres in the Mediterranean for sick or injured sea turtles. It aims to aid turtles in their recovery and eventual return to their natural environment.
There is nothing better than spending the day with your children at the largest zoo in Greece.
The scent of a thousand different fruit trees and perennial cypresses as well as a huge variety of birds and animals will enthuse and relax both grown ups and children.
The biggest park of the Balkans with a total surface of 1.200 acres. If you are close by, don't miss the opportunity to visit it. You definitely wont find a better place for your kids to play around so close to nature.
The statues and Zappeion Megaro (Zappeio's key building) take you back in time with some beautiful touches of the history and civilization of Athens.
A garden located literally at the heart of Athens with a variety of endemic trees and plants from other continents and a zoo with a strong Greek character. A true retreat away from the noise of the city centre.
