Karytsi Square
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Dine & Wine
- Black Duck Garden bistrot, 5-7 Paparigopoulou Street, in the courtyard of the Museum of the City of Athens, tel.: 210 325 2396
- To Triantafyllo tis Nostimias, traditional Greek cuisine, 22 Lekka Street, tel.: 210 322 7298
Theaters
- Moussouri Theater
Churches
Shopping
Coffee Corner, another landmark of the area of sorts, at 4, Praxitelous Street, corner with Karytsi Square, supplies Athenians, both neighbors and coffee aficionados from afar, with excellent java! Buy coffee for the coffee-maker of your AirBnB, rental apartment or even your hotel room, and purchase some Greek coffee for back home! This, for sure, is my personal coffee vendor!
Landmarks | Sightseeing
Parnassos Literary Society offers lectures, quality music concerts and frequent art exhibitions, in a historic landmark building which was turned into a military court during the Nazi occupation and became a place of martyrdom for many Greek members of the resistance.
Coffee | Bar | Snacks
- Barley Cargo
- Pairidaeza
- Priza
- The Bank Job
- The Seven Jokers
Where to Stay
Agoda, a digital travel platform, helps anyone see the world for less with its great value deals on a global network of 4.5M hotels and holiday properties worldwide, and, of course, in Athens. A few yards away from the square, you may find Xenodocheio Milos, a 5-star luxury hotel with spa, rated as exceptional by people who stayed there, incorporating the world-renowned estiatorio Milos restaurant.
Agoda, a digital travel platform, helps anyone see the world for less with its great value deals on a global network of 4.5M hotels and holiday properties worldwide, and, of course, in Athens. A few yards away from the square, you may find Xenodocheio Milos, a 5-star luxury hotel with spa, rated as exceptional by people who stayed there, incorporating the world-renowned estiatorio Milos restaurant.
Noteworthy
The former HQs of the historic Lambrakis News Group (DOL), publishers among many others of several dailies, and magazines, now housing the Greek offices of The National Herald of New York, were located for decades here, on Christou Lada Street, just off Karytsi Square. This page is dedicated to my father Frantzis C. Frantzeskakis (1926-2010) who started working for the Lambrakis News Group as an orphan young boy of 14, during the German occupation of Greece.