Greece is often seen as the "cradle of Western civilization". But apart from ancient archaeological sites such as the Acropolis and Athens, the country is known for its nightlife and gastronomy. And there are thousands of islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas with beautiful beaches and clear turquoise waters. In general, there is a lot to see in Greece. On your next trip, you can immerse yourself in the heart of Greek life. Right now you can find hot tours.
Where to watch the sunset in Greece?
Pathos Club and Restaurant
Club and restaurant Pathos Sunset Club Perfect for an incredible day on the idyllic island of Ios. Delicious cocktails at the club, exquisite sushi made with fresh local produce at the Japanese restaurant, and amazing sunsets beckon those looking for an unforgettable experience.
In the evenings, the infectious rhythms of DJs can be heard here. And guests can dance on the dance floor or enjoy music in the marble pool. But be warned, to get into this institution, you will have to leave a reservation. Now, for example, you can reserve a place from June this year.
The heart of Santorini
Despite its name, the Heart of Santorini is not located in the center of the island. This rock formation is located in the southwestern region near the village of Megalochori. The natural wonder is a heart-shaped open space in the rock. Through the Heart of Santorini you can see the sea sparkling as the golden sun descends. The location is popular with lovers and photographers.
Sifneiko Beach
There is no better place to escape from the crowds and enjoy the sunset. The island of Antiparos is home to Sifneiko Beach, also known as Sunset Beach. There, the setting sun pours out an ethereal glow. Find your spot along the sandy shores, stroll along the calm shallow waters or take a seat on one of the stone benches and fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the sunset.
L' été Sunset Bar
Nestled among the cliffs and coves of the western coastline of the island of Zakynthos, bar L' ete Sunset boasts breathtaking views of the Limnionas coastline. Enjoy the majestic view of the sun sinking into the Ionian Sea while savoring Greek delicacies and cocktails.
Mount Pelion
Climb one of the most beautiful mountains in Greece for a stunning sunset view. The highest point in the north of the country reaches 1,624 meters. The summit is easily accessible via mountain routes and trails. It can be done as part of a hike, by bicycle or even on horseback. In spring or summer, you will be greeted by gilded vistas of wildflowers, chestnut, oak and beech trees, and in winter, the golden streaks of sunny snow cap tops will glow at sunset. Don't put off the opportunity to see it. But remember, you will need visa to Greece.
Where to go dancing in Greece?
Monk Paradise Beach Bar
Relax and have fun amidst the splendor of nature at the beach bar Monk Paradise. Its casual atmosphere and breathtaking views of Pagaset Bay set the tone for an idyllic summer vacation. Enjoy delicious Greek cuisine and cocktails while lounging on the poolside loungers. And when the sun goes down, live music and sets by famous DJs such as Madorasindahouse, Atsou, Hyenah and more.
Temple Athens
Temple Athens is an underground club and multipurpose space that hosts some of the most eclectic concerts and music events in Athens. The dark and industrial space has stimulated the growth of alternative music and culture, attracting talented musicians such as JERM, Sanitizer & Theremin and Morah. Be sure to check out their calendar, for an exciting underground music experience in Greece.
Scorpios Mykonos
In a bohemian beach club Scorpios Mykonos has an open-plan restaurant, a shaded terrace, and an outdoor beach and gazebo to soak up the Mediterranean sun. Head to Sunset Beach at dusk and soak in the glorious tunes against a backdrop of amazing sunset views over the Aegean Sea.
Where to go to eat in Greece?
CTC Urban Gastronomy
Located in an elegantly renovated neoclassical building, CTC Urban Gastronomy is elevating modern Greek cuisine to the top. And it is led by renowned chef Alexandros Tsiotinis.
The gastronomic experience of the one Michelin-starred restaurant features the freshest local ingredients on the Blind Taste menu. You will be served 11 courses (€95) that will guide you through the aroma, taste and history of Greece. Reservations are highly recommended.
Botrini's Project
This restaurant is the result of a television program called Botrini's Project. The restaurant has won various awards, including one Michelin star. Inspired by his half Greek and half Italian heritage, chef Ettore Botrini creates a Mediterranean-oriented menu. It offers a nine-course Peripatos menu (€100 per person) and the more luxurious 12-course Taksidi (€145 per person).
Pelagos
Restaurant Pelagos The one Michelin-starred Pelagos restaurant delights guests with Mediterranean cuisine with Italian and French influences in its four, six and nine-course menus. Against stunning views of the Athens Riviera, enjoy Cretan escargot, yellowtail ceviche on the Discovery menu (€120) and oyster, rabbit and lobster on the Detour menu (€140). The Adventure menu (€160) includes rice with blue crab pilaf, grilled scorpion fish and succulent lamb.
Spondi
Hidden behind the ancient Panathenaic Stadium and away from the busy square, the one Michelin-starred Spondi restaurant with one Michelin star, boasts two Mediterranean-style terraces. Perfect for dining under the stars.
Enjoy exquisite and carefully prepared French dishes where art meets harmony in a timeless favorite. There is also a Discovery Tasting Menu (from €145) that will showcase the exquisite flavors of seasonal ingredients. Warm Mediterranean hospitality along with culinary sophistication will define the perfect evening in Athens.
Strofi
Located in a historic building, the Athenian Strofi restaurant offers authentic Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Their recipes have survived since 1975. The establishment is loved for its excellent service and delicious food. But what makes this iconic restaurant even more special is its first-class view of the Acropolis rock.
The restaurant, which attracts guests, is also a popular stop for those visiting the nearby Herodus Atticus Theater. Outstanding dishes here include lamb wrapped in vine leaves with tomatoes and gruyere (€18.50) and fried salt cod (€13.50).
Kiki's
This hidden gem remains a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Kiki's Tavern is located on a small hill overlooking the beach of Agios Sostis. The establishment boasts panoramic sea views from its shaded terrace.
Appreciate the beauty of nature while enjoying fresh seafood and BBQ meats cooked on the stone grill. Fresh local ingredients will be the center of attention. Menu favorites: eggplant (12 euros) and grilled shrimp (25 euros).
