Akti Iliou Beach -Alimos: 2.4 Klm - . On Poseidonos Avenue, near Kalamaki tram stop — very accessible by public transport or car.

Beach Style: Organized beach with soft sand, clear waters, and palm trees for a tropical vibe. Bolivar beach bar is a true gem. Trendy and lively, especially at Bolivar Beach Bar, which hosts DJs, events, and has a fun party atmosphere.

Amenities: Sunbeds & umbrellas (rented), showers, beach bar service, changing rooms, and lifeguards.

Cost: Usually €5–€10 entrance, depending on the day/season.

Ideal For: Groups of friends, young adults, and visitors who want a social and energetic beach day.

For something calmer nearby, check out Edem Beach — a more relaxed, public (free) beach just a short walk away.

Niarchos Foundation Park : 2.2 klm Syggrou Avenue 364, Kallithea.

Walk or jog through its Mediterranean gardens, olive groves, and green lawns.

Enjoy a picnic on sunny days. Climb to the top of the Lighthouse for a panoramic view of Athens, the sea, and sunset.

Visit the National Library of Greece or Greek National Opera, often free tours or cultural events. Check the SNFCC website for open-air movie nights, concerts, or festivals.

Rent a bike from the park kiosk and explore. Try the canal boating activity (seasonal & usually for kids/families).

Ideal for families with its playgrounds and interactive fountains.

Great for couples or groups of friends to hang out, especially near the café. Grab coffee, snacks, or brunch at Canal Café or Delta Restaurant (high-end).

Flsivos Marina: 2.0 Klm - PALEO FALIRO

Enjoy a scenic walk along the luxury yachts and waterfront promenade. Ideal for a sunset stroll with a sea breeze and stunning views.

Grab coffee or brunch at stylish spots like TGI Friday’s, Napolitivo, or enjoy fish food in Istiopoloikos right next to sailing boats!

Visit the Flisvos Playground—huge and well-equipped for families. Great for young kids to run and play while adults relax nearby.

Step into the Battleship Averof, a historic naval museum anchored nearby. Walk further along the coast to find the Trireme Olympias (replica of an ancient Greek warship).

Sit on a bench or pier and enjoy the yachts, sea, and people-watching. Bring a book or just vibe with music—very relaxing. The promenade connects to Athens’ coastal bike path, ideal for cycling or rollerblading.

New Smyrni Square: 2.0 Klm - El. Venizelou ave 36.

One of the liveliest squares in Athens, surrounded by trees, fountains, and buzzing café culture.

A true hangout hub for locals — especially popular with students, families, and young professionals.

Sit at one of the many cafés and all-day bars, located on the square. Try many amazing restaurants like Amigos (for Mexican), Kenko (Japanese / shusi) or many others depending on your taste. Try loukoumades (Greek donuts) at Kokkion or grab a crepe or gelato for a sweet treat.

Relax under the trees or stroll toward the Nea Smyrni Grove — a large park just a few blocks away. Great spot for people-watching, meeting friends, or having an evening drink.

Boutiques, bakeries, bookstores, and little arcades around the square offer casual shopping and snacks.