Coves Nearby Athens Near Me

4worldlovers: Asteras Complex is a beach resort located in the Southern Suburbs of Athens. This beautiful venue offers a wide variety of choices, in a picture perfect setting.

The Asteras complex features several venues. Balux Cafe the House Project, designed to resemble a spacious beach house where you can enjoy the beach, eat amazing food at the kitchen area, have a meeting at the study room or let the kids enjoy the playground. Next stop,the Balux Seaside Escape. An ideal choice for relaxing and having great time by the pool whilst exploring the new Polynesian menu and sipping exotic cocktails all day.

A quintessential part of the complex is the events areas. We offer a great variety of options when it comes to organising social or corporate events, providing high quality services and a great selection of culinary combinations that guarantee a flawless and successful event. Each one of our venues (Balux Prive, Dreams, Septem Prive) can be modify to cater to your event’s specific needs. With easy access, we can accommodate from 50 to 2.500 persons depending on the venue, the season and the set-up that you desire. Click here to learn more.

4worldlovers:
Lycabettus hill is the highest point in the center of Athens. Thousands of Athenians and tourists climb up to the top every year in order to enjoy the view from a height of 277 meters, dine in the cafe / restaurant that operates at the spot or visit the church of Agios Georgios (St. George.)

Lycabettus hill, around which the homonymous district has developed, is considered one of the most romantic places in Athens and has arguably – the best view of the city. It is ideal for a magical stroll. Its height is 277 meters and is the highest hill of the capital. The most beautiful view that any visitor can enjoy, is on the side of Acropolis and Piraeus. From the top, when the weather conditions permit it, one can see as far afield as Aegina. Athens, during the day, unfolds before your eyes illuminated by the sun, while at night, with the moon shining in the Attic sky, the most beautiful feelings awake.

The myth about the hill is that it was created by the Greek goddess of wisdom Athena. The legend is that she was carrying limestone to use for the construction of the Acropolis, but dropped it when she was startled by bad news she was given by a raven.

As for the hill’s name, Lycabettus, the story goes that it is recognition of the wolves that used to live there, because the word for “wolf” in Greek translates to “lycos.”

Mount Lycabettus, also known as Lycabettus Hill, has plenty of rewards to offer to anyone who makes it to the top. There you’ll find the 19th century Saint George chapel, a well-kept white-washed church with preserved interiors showing off intricate and valuable religious art.

As you stroll around the peak of the hill, you’ll also be able to see the 3,000 seat Lycabettus Theater. Construction on this semi-circle auditorium began in 1964 and these days it’s used as an incredibly popular venue for concerts and other shows — though only in the summer months. This venue has played host to many national and international musical stars over the years, with such diverse performers as Ray Charles, the Pet Shop Boys, Radiohead, and UB40. If you’re visiting in the summer you met get lucky and see and hear some free music from the hill’s peak.

4worldlovers: Today we are in 2 locations arround Greece, from our first Al Hammam in Chania-Crete to Al Hammam, Athens, Plaka, 100 meters from famous Hammam"Baths of the wind'',we revived that authentic Turkish bath, under the Acropolis, with all natural organic and traditional treatments, where beauty, well-being, body care and relaxation of the mind are experienced in harmony.