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Blend Hotel
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Home and Poetry
Home and Poetry hotel is a new entry in the Athenian capital and centrally located in Plaka, the most picturesque neighborhood in Athens. The hotel is
Chez Violette
Epta 7 Restaurant Bar
In Monastiraki area, and as you are leaving the square to go up to Ermou street, you meet on the right side of the street and a few meters away the E
Seven Cactus
The new entry in Athenian restaurants is Seven Cactus located in Koukaki area. A funky, happy place with delicious greek recipes regarding street food
Taf Kappa
The menu is very often enriched with new dishes and tasty creations, that can accompany your freshly made coffee or tea. Spend a lovely evening, or mo
Epta 7 Restaurant Bar
In Monastiraki area, and as you are leaving the square to go up to Ermou street, you meet on the right side of the street and a few meters away the E
The Trap
The Trap has its own history during the passing of the years just to end up with today's form which is the most beloved to the Athenians. A place to v
Stavros Niarchos Foundation
In 2006, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation announced its plans to fund the development of the Stavros
Museum of Greek Children’s Art
The Museum of Greek Children’s Art is a pioneering Museum, one of the very few worldwide that exhi
Agia Paraskevi
On the pedestrian walk of Aiolou street, at the center of Athens, next to the impressive church of P
Do I have to speak Greek in Athens?
No! The majority of Greeks speak English; especially the ones working in tourism sector. Street names are transliterated with Latin letters, so it will be easy for you to find your way.
For a peculiar reason most signs of the stores and the restaurants of Athens are in English language - making it easier for the tourists and more difficult for older Greeks...
How much should I tip in Athens?
In Greece, the service fee is always included in the price that you pay. Tipping is not.
In fact, tipping is a matter of how satisfied you are from the service provided. If you are happy with your waiter, your receptionist, the housekeeper or your taxi driver you may leave generous tips. If not, by leaving no tips at all is a way to show your dissatisfaction!
In general when you tip somebody you round the amount to the next euro, next five euros or next ten euros depending on the total that you are asked to pay. For example if your bill is 8 euros, you may leave 10 euros, if it is 46 euros, you may leave 50 euros etc... A regular tip should be 7%-20% on the bill. The happiest you are with the service, the higher the tip you may give!
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