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Simply Easy Go
At Simply Easy Go, we believe in creating tailored-made experiences just for you. Our tours are designed to go beyond the ordinary, featuring vibrant street art, cultural strolls, and historical sites that resonate with your interests. Indulge in exquisite wine, mezze, and food tours, or join us for specially crafted day trips to stunning destinations like Argolida, Mani, and the Temple of Poseidon. With Simply Easy Go, your adventure is customized to ensure you have a memorable journey that reflects your unique preferences.
Welcome to Piraeus and the Westside of Athens.
The station train of Piraeus at Odysseus Square
Odysseus Square: busy port crossing with kiosks and travelers to the Metro Stations.
Well known as the Train Station Terminal, Odysseus Square is located among Neoclassical buildings and is centered by several traditional Greek kiosks.
Traveling Piraeus Port
An expansive aerial view showcasing the largest port in Greece where numerous boats are gracefully docking. This vibrant scene highlights the bustling activity and maritime charm of this key transportation hub.
Intro Paragraph: " Discover the vibrant heart of Piraeus and the western side of Athens, where ancient history meets the open sea. Explore Iconic destinations like Zea Marina, the bustling Piraeus Port, the Micro-Limano, and the timeless Acropolis. Join one of our travel groups to connect with fellow explorers, uncover hidden gems, and write your own "Easy Go"
Ancient Greek History
The Archeological Museum of Piraeus
A headless marble statue alongside bronze representations of Kouros Apollon, Artemis, and Piraeus Athena, all elegantly positioned on a marble pedestal.
Piraeus Athena statue
A waist-up statue of Piraeus Athena, with Corinthian helmet, draped in peplos and decorated with Gorgoneion had.
Acropolis Complex by Night
A "breathtaking full moon above the golden-hued Acropolis Complex."
Athena the Goddess of Wisdom
The Statue of Athena, made out of Pentelli marble, on top of Ionic column.
Intro: Athena, Guardian of Wisdom Poised atop an Ionic column on the Academy of Athens, this striking statue by Leonidas Drosis blends grace with strength. Spear in hand, shield at her side, Athena watches over the city--symbol of intellect, justice, and timeless presence.
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The Last moment of Socrates
"I owe the sacrifice of a rooster to Asclepius; will you pay that debt and not neglect to do so?"
Socrates
The Acropolis Museum
Sleek, transparent glass structure with no perimeter walls, blending seamlessly into Athens' urban fabric. Designed by the Architect Bernard Tschumi.
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Intro: Acropolis Museum--Where Marble Speaks Just beneath the Sacred Rock, the Acropolis Museum invites you into the heart of Ancient Athens. With glass floors revealing buried streets and beyond, it's luminous space where history rises into the present. Sculptures, friezes, and timeless fragments whisper the legacy of a city that shaped the world.
The Eternal Acropolis
Parthenon lies in gold, the Parthenon dreams beneath starlit silence.
Intro: The Acropolis towers over Athens like an awe-inspiring guardian of history and art! This magnificent beacon of classical antiquity has stood for thousands of years, witnessing the incredible journey of civilization. At its core, the Parthenon radiates harmony and grandeur, its majestic columns whispering ancient tales of gods and philosophers. Surrounding it, the Erichthonius and the Temple of Athena Nike infuse the sacred rock with rich myths and devotion. But the Acropolis is more than just ancient stone; it’s a vibrant of legacy and a symbol of resilience. As the golden twilight bathes its ruins, you can almost feel the echoes of the brilliant minds who once changed the world!
The Temple of Zeus
the 16 left columns of the Zeus Temple, with a view on the South side of the Parthenon.
Intro: Temple of the Olympian's God's king, Zeus, the father of Athena. Started to build in the 6th century BC, completed by Hadrian the Roman Emperor in 131 AD. 16 from the 104 Corinthian Columns remain today.
Ancient Greek Athletes
A carved ancients' runners on limestone
Intro: Ancient Runner Athletes: "Etched in motion, the runner's limbs stretch across time--carved in limestone, forever shasing glory."
The Monumental Zappeion's Hall
The Zappeion Hall in a sunny afternoon.
Intro: The Zappeion's Hall is referred to Evangelis Zappas, a key Benefactor of the Olympic revival, funded the creation of Zappeion Hall, designed by Theophil Hansen. Originally built for Olympic ceremonies, it later transformed into a hub for Art exhibitions, conventions, and fashion shows, continuing its legacy as a space for culture and creativity.
The front garden of Zappeion Hall hosts the Olympic exchange's performance.
Intro: In front of the stately neoclassical facade of Zappeion Hall, nestled beside the National Garden, two athletes --man and woman --performed the sacred Olympic exchange. The woman offered an olive branch, symbol of peace and renewal, while the man received the torch, bearer of unity and flame. Their gesture, framed by the marble columns of Zappeion, echoed the timeless ideals of the Games: Harmony, strength, and shared purpose.
The Elliniki Vouli
Intro: The Hellenic Parliament ( Vouli ton Ellinon) stands as the foundation of Greece's democratic governance. Situated in the historic Vouli building in Syntagma square (Constitution square). The Neoclassical structure was originally built as royal palace in the 19th century. Today, it houses the legislative body that represents the will of the Greek people. The Vouli is also well known for the Ceremonial Changing Guards, "the Evzones", in front of the Unknown Soldier.
The Evzones preforming in front of the Unknown Soldier
The Evzones march solemnly in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, at the yard of the Greek Parliament building.
The Facade of The Academy of Athens
The front side of the Academy, centered by six ionic columns building, framed by the statues of Athena on the left and Apollo on the right side.
Intro: The Academy of Athens, designed by Theophil Hansen, is a Neoclassical Masterpiece inspired by the Erechtheus. Its Ionic column frames a facade that embodies wisdom and discovery. At its entrance, Apollo and Athena stand as symbols of enlightenment, while Plato and Socrates sit in contemplation. The sculptural details, crafted with precision, reflect a collaboration of great artists. Beyond its beauty, it is a Sanctuary of Sciences, where ancient thought meets moder progress. A place where history, intellect, and artistry converge--demanding to be seen.
The front upper pediment of the six Ionic columns with the Olympian Gods.
Intro: Pediment of the Academy: In a powerful moment of myth, Zeus stands at the center as Athena is born, radian and armed. To his side, Hephaestus, the divine craftsman, looks on--capturing the essence of wisdom, creation, and celestial awe.
Apollo and Socrates Statues
Two Pentelli marble statues depict Apollo standing atop Ionic column with his musical instrument in hand, and Socrates sitting and deeply thinking.
Intro: The Academy showcases two remarkable statues that symbolize the essence of knowledge and artistry. The first statue, depicting Apollo atop a column with his musical instrument, represents the harmony of music and intellect. In contrast, the statue of Socrates, seated in deep contemplation, embodies the pursuit of wisdom and critical thought. Together, these figures create an inspiring atmosphere, inviting visitors to reflect on the profound legacy of philosophy and the arts.
National Kapodistria University
The Kapodistrian University's building is located in the center of Athens Trilogy, centered Propylaea with two sides, and five statues of Greek national heroes on front.
Intro: Kapodistrias' phrase "Δραχξασθε παιδειας" wasn't just about education. It symbolized Greece's rebirth and intellectual awakening. At the time, Greece was emerging as an independent nation, and knowledge was its strongest weapon against ignorance and oppression. The Kapodistrian University was founded on May3, 1837, and officially opened in 1860.It's Central building, designed by Danish Architect Christian Hansen, remain a landmark of a Neoclassical architecture in Athens.
The Vallianeio Megaron
Next to Kapodistria University, Lycabettus Hill on the backside, the Valianeion Megaron is present.
Intro: Valiano Library--Athens'Quiet Legacy Tucked beside the Kapodistrian University and gazing toward Lycabettus Hill, the Valiano Library stands as one of Greece's earliest cultural beacons. A serene neoclassical gem, it invites visitors into an era of enlightenment--where learning rose beneath the watchful eye of Athena, and the hill's green silhouette whispers stories of thought and revolution.
Syntagma Square "Constitution Square"
Syntagma square in summer day, some people are walking, others in the shade.
Intro: Syntagma Square--The Heart of Athens. Syntagma Square serves as a political hub, housing the Greek Parliament and hosting the N. Guard Ceremony at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It is the getaway to Plaka and the N. Garden, while also marking the starting--or ending-- point of Ermou Street, one of Athens' Key Shopping districts.
Ermou Shopping Street
Ermou, shopping street is busy, in a sunny day.
Intro: Ermou Streetis Athens most famous shopping street, stretching pedestrian from Syntagma Square to Monastiraki. It's a bustling pederstrian zone lined with international brands, local boutiques, and charming cafes. The street is also home to the historic Byzantine Church of Panagia Kapnikarea, adding a touch of history to the shopping experience.As one of the most known retail streets in Eurioe, it's a must-visit for fashion lovers and cityexplorer.
North Side of Acropolis
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Plaka is a picturesque neighborhood that lies beneath the Acropolis, filled with charming layers of history and culture. Nearby, the Roman Agora stands as a testament to the ancient city's vibrant past.
Monastiraki square
Monastiraki square, vibrant and busy all time for chopping souvenirs or passing by to Plaka and Historical sites.
Intro: Monastiraki Square is one of Athens' most vibrant and historic spots, blending ancient landmarks with modern energy. This lively area is home to the famous Monastiraki Flea Market, where visitors can find antiques, handmade goods, and Souvenirs, while also offering stunning views of the Acropolis. The square is surrounded by traditional tavernas, historical sites like Hadrian 'Library and the Tzistarakis Mosque, (Museum of art). The Church of the Pantanassa__a Byzantine gem dating back to the 10th century, once part of monastery, the Pantanassa remains a striking example of a Byzantine architecture, adding a touch of history to this dynamic marketplace.
Athens Flea Market
bustling tourist street filled with shoppers, a bazaar for gifts, and a perfect spot for leisurely strolls.
Anafiotica's Steps
The Steps of Anafiotica are always bustling, brimming with food, drinks, and music.
Delightful places for a snack or a drink tucked away in the narrow, charming streets of Anafiotica
Intro: Anafiotica Nestled on the northern slope of the Acropolis, Anafiotica is hidden gem that feels like a Cycladic Island within Athens. Built in the 19th century by craftsmen from Anafi, its whitewashed houses, narrow alleys, and a peaceful atmosphere offer a striking contrast to the bustling city below. A stroll through Anafiotica feels like stepping into sunlit Cycladic dream, where bougainvillea whispers Island serenity in the heart of Athens.
Plaka Center
Filomoussa Square
Roof-Garden Cinema Lovers, queuing to the entrance.
Intro: Filomoussa Square: A peaceful retreat in Plaka, where time slows down and the whispers of history blend with the rustling of trees. Cine Paris: A cinematic escape under the Athenian sky, where classic films unfold against the illuminated Acropolis, creating unforgettable nights.
Kidathineon's Corner Cafes
A couple of Cafe-bistro, nicely located in center of Plaka, fairly busy.
Adrianou Shopping Street
A serene afternoon on Adriano Shopping Street.
Adriano Street: A lively path through "Plaka' past and present, line with charming cafes, artisan chops, and breathtaking views of ancient ruins.
The Ancient Agora: The Heart of Athenian Life
The Ancient Athenian Street runs in front of the Attalo Forum, leading to the Acropolis Complex and the Hill Mars within the ancient Agora.
The Ancient Agora was the heart of the epicenter of politics, philosophy, and daily life. The grand Stoa of Attalos, built by King Attalos II of Pergamon, once sheltered merchant and traders, embodying the commercial spirit of the city. nearby, the Temple of Hephaestus, standing proudly atop a hill, honored the god of craftsmanship, it elegant Doric columns surviving the test of time. Beyond trade and temples, the Agora was where democracy thrived. Citizens gathered to debate, vote and shape the future of Athens, reinforcing the role of the state as the guardian of justice and civic order. The echoes of ancient voices still linger, whispering the story of a city that pioneered governance, philosophy, and culture.
The Stoa of Attalos
A view on the ground floor of the Attalos Stoa, with its Doric columns.
Temple of Ephaestos
Temple of Hephestus: A stunning Doric gem in the Ancient Agora, honoring the god of craftmanship.
Psiri Neighborhood
St Anargyron Street
St. Anargyrou street unfurls from the heart of Psiri Square in a riot of color and clinking glasses, its sidewalks lined with buzzing tavernas and sleek cocktail bars. At its very center, the Church of St Anargyrou stands as a timeless guardian, its whitewashed facade and flickering votive candles offering a serene pause amid the culinary carnival.
A summer afternoon on a street in Psiri, filled with engaging in conversation and enjoying drinks.
"Psiri" Iroon Square
Renowned café-patisserie located at the corner of Iroon Square in the early afternoon.
Psiri: Where Athens' Soul Comes Alive. Psiri is a neighborhood bursting with personality, where tradition meets urban energy. Once a hub for artisans, hidden cafes, and lively tavernas echoing with music. The neoclassical buildings stand as a reminder of its storied past, blending seamlessly with contemporary creativity. Whether you're savoring authentic Greek cuisine or exploring its rich history, Psiri offers an unforgettable glimpse into Athens' ever evolving spirit.
Evripidou Street " Spices' Street"
"A hidden gem in the city, Evripidou Street is a feast for the senses--lined with spice shops, artisan cheeses, and savory smoked meats that define Greek tradition."
A SPICES SHOP
A stall featuring an impressive selection of spices, jars of various, and dried fruits and vegetables hung at the shop's entrance.
A Traditional Greek Charcuterie
Discover the rich flavors of traditional Greek charcuterie, where every bite tells a story. Savor an exquisite selection of cured meats, artisanal cheeses, and vibrant olives, all beautifully presented for your enjoyment. This delightful spread is perfect for gatherings or as a unique culinary experience, inviting you to indulge in the authentic tastes of Greece. Join us in celebrating the artistry of Greek cuisine!
" Farmhouse cheese"
A Feast of Flavors: From crumbly Feta and creamy Mizithra to bold Blue and sharp Kefalotyri, this cheese platter is a celebration of tradition and taste. Blending Greek heritage with international favorites like Parmesan and Rigatoni, each bite offers a delicious story --rich, rustic, and ready to pair with good company.
Vegtable market
Athens Farmer Market: A vibrant display of seasonal vegetables, where rich colors and local aromas fill the air. From sun-ripened tomatoes to crisp greens, it's a daily celebration of Mediterranean freshness and tradition.
Athens Fish Market
Varvakeio Fish Market: Overflowing with fresh catches--red-mullet, snappers, anchovies, and more--this where Athens' seafood culture comes alive. From mackerel to Scorpios, each shimmering display tells a salty story of the Mediterranean rich water.
A close view of Athens fresh fish.
An Aegean Fresh Scorpion Fish showcased at Varvaki Market.
Aegean Fresh Red mul displayed on a stall, then fried Mediterranean style and served with lemon.
A crisp salad drizzled with olive oil and garn with a slice of feta cheese and capers. 🥗
A Vegetarian Moussaka
Layers of roasted vegetables, silky bechamel, and sun -kissed Mediterranean soul. Plant- based twist on a timeless classic --comfort, reimagined.
The Aegean Stack
The Famous Moussaka features a blend of minced beef, fried or roasted potato and eggplant slices, all topped with a creamy béchamel sauce.
Yogurt Hug
Tzatziki Sauce Delight: Elevate Your Tast with Greek Perfection.
A Vegetarian Tiligto
A "Tiligto-wrapped" Souvlaki or Giro "shawarma" served at the table.
A warm wrap filled with grilled vegetables, herbs, and creamy spreads--simple, soulful, and sun -kissed.
Traditional Pita -Giro
Chargrilled meat tucked in fluffy pita, with tomato, onion, fries, and tzatziki--classic, bold, unforgettable.
Aiolo Pedestrian Street
The parallel street to Athena's, Aiolo, serves as a link between the Roman Agora and the National Museum of Greece, passing through shopping areas, eateries, and archaeological sites.
Athens City Hall
Athens City Hall Square
" From ancient ruins to the stately City Hall, Kotzia Square blends history with the pulse of the city."
Gazi Athens cultural Center
Gazi: Athens' Creative Hub Once an industrial district, Gazi has evolved into a vibrant cultural Center, home to Technopolis, a dynamic space hosting exhibitions, concerts, and festivals. The neighborhood pulses with energy, blending its historic gasworks with modern creativity, making it a hotspot for art, music and nightlife
A Greek Winery
Welcome to Winery Yard, your premier destination for exquisite tasting experiences! Here, invite you to indulge in our carefully curated selection of terroir wines, each reflecting the unique characteristics of its origin. Join us for an unforgettable journey flavors, where every sip tells a story. We can't wait to share our passion for with you!
A Cycladic Winery.
A Wine taster filling her wine carafes, from the barrels, at the Wine cellar.
An Athenian Taverna
An icon about Mezedes eatery in Athens.
Intro: The taverna isn't famous, and that's exactly the point. A soft glow spills from the open door onto the sidewalk. where chairs scrape gently and laughter blends with clinking glasses. The table is full--dolmadakia, grilled peppers, creamy fava, olives, something fried and perfect. Wine flows without rush, and no one's watching the time. This isn't a scene--it's a rhythm. Familiar, easy, and exactly where you want to be.
Pistachio Honey Cake
Golden layers, Nutty Delight--this pistachio Baklava dazzles with flaky pastry.
Omonia Square
A well-lit square and transport hub that harmonizes with the flowing waters of its fountain.
Intro: Omonia Square night comes alive with vibrant energy, illuminated by bright lights and the captivating display of its fountain. The water dances in colorful patterns, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that draws in both locals and tourists. Surrounding the square, the lively atmosphere is filled with laughter and conversation, making it a perfect spot for strolls or gathering with friends. The combination of the fountain's brilliance and the bustling ambiance truly captures the essence of this iconic location.
LYCABETTUS BY NIGHT
A Golden bright lighted St-Georges Chapell on lit all over Lycabettus Hill.
Intro: Lycabettus by Night: Athens unfolds in glittering silence beneath the hill, as the city lights dance around ancient landmarks. From the summit, the Acropolis glows in the distance and the sea shimmers beyond--creating a breathtaking panorama of myth, modernity, and moonlight.
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