Restaurants with
Acropolis Views
Acropolis view from the GB Roof Garden Restaurant
Greece Travel Secrets chooses its top ten Athens restaurants with Acropolis views, perfect for dining by day or by night, including places with Michelin stars.
Restaurants with
Acropolis Views
Tudor Hall
Sample dish from the Tudor Hall Restaurant
One of the best meals we’ve ever had in Athens was at the
Tudor Hall Restaurant, on the 7th floor of the King George Hotel on Syntagma
Square and with fantastic Acropolis views. Fantastic food, too, from chef
Asterios Koustoudis, who creates a menu of contemporary Greek cuisine,
featuring seasonal ingredients with a modern twist.
tudorhall.gr
GB Roof Garden
Restaurant
Sample dish from the GB Roof Garden Restaurants
Right next door to the Tudor Hall, and one floor higher, is
the Grande Bretagne’s newly-refurbished GB Roof Garden Restaurant. Asterios
Koustoudis is also the man in charge of this kitchen, and his menu includes Mediterranean
dishes like zucchini risotto with basil and tsalafouti cheese from the Pindus
Mountains.
gbroofgarden.gr
Hytra Restaurant & Bar
Sample dish from the Hytra Restaurant and Bar
This Michelin-starred restaurant boasts one of the most extraordinary fine
dining experiences in Athens. The luxurious rooftop restaurant occupies the top
floor of the Onassis Stegi cultural center, enjoying a magnificent view of the
Acropolis. Their menu offers degustation menus and a la carte options that
redefine Greek gastronomy
hytra.gr
The Zillers Roof Garden
Acropolis view from the Zillers Roof Garden and Restaurant
Located at the foot of the
Acropolis, this charming boutique hotel has a restaurant with a lovely terrace
hidden away on the rooftop. The lush roof garden offers an unbeatable view of
the Acropolis, especially magical at night when the Parthenon is lit up. Chef
Pavlos Kiriakis, who has experience working for Pierre Gagnaire, offers a menu
that has been rewarded with a Michelin star.
thezillersroofgarden.gr
Our Pick of the Athens Guides
Strofi Athenian Restaurant
This restaurant offers
classic Greek fare in a simple, airy space with a roof terrace for amazing
Acropolis views. Their menu features traditional dishes using fresh, local
ingredients. This place is definitely on our hit list for any future visit to
Athens.
strofi.gr
Thissio View
Acropolis view from the Thissio View Restaurant in Athens
Thissio View is a popular restaurant
with a casual atmosphere and a large terrace offering panoramic views of the
Acropolis. They offer a wide variety of Greek and Mediterranean dishes, making
it a great option for any time of day, or at night.
thissioview.gr
Dionysos Zonar's
The Acropolis from the Dionysos Zonar's Restaurant
Known for its elegant atmosphere and panoramic views of the
Acropolis and the Parthenon, this restaurant offers a fine dining experience
with a range of Mediterranean and Greek dishes. The fish is always fresh from
the sea and they specialise in serving Black Angus beef in a variety of cuts.
dionysoszonars.gr
360 Degrees
View of the Acropolis from the 360 Degrees Restaurant
This rooftop bar and restaurant just off Monastiraki Square offers
a breath-taking 360-degree panoramic view of Athens, including the Acropolis. It
has an amazing cocktail list, many of the drinks named after Greek towns and
islands, but they do classics too. Try their spicy margarita which is made with
both tequila and mezcal. You can snack in the bar, or go full out in the
restaurant.
three-sixty.gr
A for Athens
The Acropolis as seen from the A for Athens restaurant and bar
Located on top of the A for Athens hotel near Monastiraki
Square, this rooftop bar and restaurant provides a spectacular view of the
Acropolis along with a contemporary Mediterranean menu. Their Greek salad uses
three different types of tomato and cheese from Chios rather than the
ubiquitous feta.
aforathens.com
Greek House Attikos
Acropolis View from the Greek House Attikos Restaurant
Offering traditional Greek dishes, this place provides a cosy
atmosphere with a terrace that offers a good view of the Acropolis. They offer
traditional dishes like sofrito and moussaka, along with fish, beef, and
vegetarian options – and save room for dessert!
ghattikos.gr
Other Athens Pages
Athens car rental options include almost all of the major international car hire firms such as Avis, Budget, Hertz, and Europcar.
Athens Food Tours are being introduced by new company The Greek Fork, and will include tours of the Central Market, and the best street food.
This drive around Attica offers visitors high hills, beach resorts, small villages and classical sites like Marathon and the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion.
This beginner's guide to Greek architecture explains how to tell your Ionic from your Doric columns, and what to look for in temples and Byzantine churches.
Easter in Athens is, like everywhere in Greece, the biggest religious celebration of the year and this page tells you what to expect over the Easter weekend.
The best views in Athens include views from the Acropolis and of the Acropolis from the top of some of the city’s several hills and from hotels and restaurants.
Around Monastiraki is the flea market, Athens cathedral, Kerameikos Cemetery, the Benaki Museum of Islamic Art and the Psirri and Gazi nightlife districts.
The beach resorts of Athens are easily reached from the city and also close are Cape Sounion with the Temple of Poseidon, ancient Marathon and Rafina's port.
The Athens War Museum is a fascinating look at Greek history through the lens of warfare from ancient battles to the Greek War of Independence and World War II.
The Athens National Historical Museum is in the former Greek Parliament building and houses an archive of historical artefacts and documents.
The National Archaeological Museum is one of the best things to see in Athens, and the best museum in the world for seeing Greece's archaeological treasures.
Piraeus is the port of Athens from where many ferries to the Greek islands depart, and it also has an Archaeological Museum and the Hellenic Maritime Museum.
The Athens Acropolis has the city's most iconic building, the Parthenon, along with other historic buildings and is where the Elgin Marbles were taken from.
There are lots of flights from Athens to Santorini as well as a ferry service from Piraeus, with flights to Santorini leaving from Athens International Airport.
This Athens dining guide doesn't list restaurants but gives practical advice on types of eating places, tipping, hotel breakfasts and picnics.
Greece Travel Secrets picks the best time to visit Athens with a month-by-month account of the weather, hotel prices and any special events that are happening.
If visiting Athens it helps to know when major events and public holidays take place, as some shops and attractions may be closed, but to be there at times like Easter can make for a magical trip.
Athens walking tours and other experiences like cookery lessons, ceramics workshops, dining with a family, and street art are available from Alternative Athens
Athens International Airport is east of Athens city centre with its own Metro train station, buses to Athens and Piraeus, taxis and car rental offices.
Pictures of Athens from the Greece Travel Secrets website
This walk around the Kolonaki neighbourhood of Athens starts and ends in Syntagma Square and takes you to several museums, Kolonaki Square and Mount Lykabettos.
Ten Fun Things to Do in Athens include eating in the Central Market, watching the sun set over the Acropolis and seeing one of the world's oldest theatres.
Athens culinary tours are among the food walking tours offered by an unusual company, Culinary Backstreets.
If you're wondering where to eat in Athens and Piraeus we have a few suggestions including some favorites around the Acropolis, Omonia Square, and Syntagma.
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