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Thank you! It was indeed a beautiful moment :)

You are very lucky, Kea is so beautiful!

Thank you!

Thank you!

It is from Lycabettus Hill in central Athens :)

It is indeed a hidden gem so close to Athens! You can get there on a 15-minute ferry 🙂

Yes, it is very impressive and you get to see the Acropolis from various hills all around the city 🙂

Thank you 😍

Thank you Pati! 😍 Hahaha yes, they are brutal indeed! And they are literally everywhere in Athens 😄

Aw, thank you so much! 😊 I’m so glad you enjoy exploring with me through the videos. Hopefully, you’ll get to visit someday-it’s even more amazing in person!

@@travelthegreekway I was actually born there in Pireus, move to Australia, grew up there and married and moved to the USA. I can't tell you how many times I have asked my husband from Italian background to move to Greece. He has his kids and grandkids here so it's not in our cards. Not to mention, he doesn't like to travel, so I'll just have to travel with you if you don't mind. ❤😁

@@angief1330 Wow, what an amazing journey you've had! Maybe one day you’ll get to visit again, even if just for a little while. Until then, I’m happy to bring a piece of Greece to you! 🇬🇷❤😊

Thank you Florin! 😊 Two weeks sounds like a perfect amount of time to soak it all in-do you have a favorite memory from your trip?

Yes,my ex-girlfriend's mother has lived there for 20-25 years. Beautiful memories,beautiful places....😉😉

​@@FlorinR That’s amazing-Greece really does leave you with unforgettable memories! 😊

I haven't seen them for a while in Athens 🙂

@travelthegreekway they were around mainland tourist areas in 2024, like Platamonas

What did you think of the neighborhood? Did you like it?

Thank you Luah for your kind words Omonia is indeed a good budget option just be careful with the little streets toward Metaxourgio and stick to major roads and you will be fine! 🙂

@travelthegreekway ευχαριστώ πολύ! 🙂

@@luahcarvalho Παρακαλώ! 🙂

Thank you Mary for watching, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I totally understand the frustration of dealing with pickpockets - it's something no one wants to experience. However, I would never encourage violence because it can easily escalate into something more serious. Staying vigilant and taking precautions is usually the best way to handle it. Hope when you get to Greece, you have a lovely time here! 🙂

@travelthegreekway Thank you for your kind and thorough reply. All you said makes perfect sense and I will follow your suggestions!

Thank you so much, Andy, for your kind words! I will definitely add more similar videos of my favorite spots so that everybody can see the less touristy areas as well 🙂

Thank you, Andy! 🙂

Thank you Pati, I am happy you found it useful! 🙂 The hotels on the Omonoia square are fine, and also in Athinas str., Stadiou & Panepistimiou and on 28th October (Patission str)

Thank you 🙂

Thank you 🙂

Thank you 🙂 They are indeed very beautiful and off-the-beaten-path areas in Athens that are simply fantastic!

Kotor looks amazing as well! I would love to visit, so I added Kotor in Montenegro to my bucket list! Thank you🙂

It is indeed a very impressive site. YOu can get there by bus if there is a performance during summer, there are buses leaving every 5 pm. If you only want to visit the site, you must go by bus to Nafplio, and get another bus to Epidaurus. This site is visited easier if you are with a car 🙂

Hello there! I will upload 2 more videos from the area: a stroll to the town of Epidaurus and a visit to the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus 🙂

It is! 🙂And the water was perfectly warm to stay in the sea for hours!

Sorry. I never been to Corinthos. Ancient ruins looks so wonderful. Thank you showing us, I also enjoyed the museum, too.

@@清少納言-e1g. Corinth is an amazing area, it has so many ruins to visit, the history buff's paradise 😀 I am glad you enjoyed the video and hope next time you visit Greece you go to Corinth😊.

Thank you!

It is very easy to get to Kea from Athens, and I hope one day you do so :) I have a full guide on Kea island here: travelthegreekway.com/things-to-do-on-kea-island/

Thank you, Debbie. Paleo Faliro is a great place to stay in Athens 🙂

Hi Karen! The steps to climb to the Areopagus are solid iron with a handle to lean on, and not too many - I think something like 20 steps or so, so it should be fine for seniors. They can also walk on the paved area on top of Areopagus which is quite safe. However, any areas out of the paved path will be very slippery so I think they shouldn't try it :)

@@travelthegreekwayoh this is so helpful!! Thanks so much for this sound advice!! May I know how to blend in more w locals attire-wise? They say looking touristy makes us more vulnerable to pickpockets. Thank you!!

@@musicalkey I don't think the problem is blending but rather how absent-minded or not aware of a potential petty theft situation. I am saying that because we - the locals - also become victims of petty theft. Just keep with you only the very necessary and try to have your bag in front of you at all times especially if you will be using the metro and you will be fine. :) You can find some more info here travelthegreekway.com/first-time-to-greece/

Oh thank you this is so helpful and encouraging!!! This is much appreciated!!! Is there a place in Plaka for coffee that you would highly recommend? Thank you!

Wherever you go it will be beautiful 🙂

Thank you 🙂!!

Thank you, I am glad you liked the video and I have subscribed to yours too! 🙂

I am glad you liked the video and thank you for your support!😍 😊

Thank you so much, I am glad you did :)

Thank you for your comment! It is indeed a beautiful and historical place worth visiting! 😊

I know what you mean. It does look so much nicer to visit today and every time I visit, I see something new and imrpoved! I think the construction of the wonderful archaeological museum in 2007 contributed to that.

Thank you 🙂

I went back to Argos and made 3 more videos 😄, I just love this place!!

You should definitely go and see the archaeological site. The theater and the Roman baths are massive!

Absolutely! Zeus got the best temples in ancient Greece 😀