Benizelos Mansion

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“The house of the Benizelos family, constructed most likely in the first half of the 18th century, is the last surviving konaki in Athens and one of the few examples of such mansions preserved in southern Greece. (Click HERE for the floor plan of the ground floor (katoi), Click HERE for the floor pl…”
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 10

Off-Season Greece: Athens Comes Alive in Fall, According to Hotelier Agapi Sbokou

The crowds may ease off, but the warmth of the summer and the beaming Greek hospitality continue through the cooler months.

oldest house in Athens

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  • AcropolisAttractionAn acropolis was the settlement of an upper part of an ancient Greek city, especially a citadel, and frequently a hill…
  • KolonakiNeighborhoodarea Agapi Sbokou has lived in and around
  • Benaki MuseumMuseumwith the Nema Collection
  • PhāeaHotelGreek hotel brand co-owned by Agapi Sbokou
  • Benizelos MansionMuseumoldest house in Athens
  • Manári TavernaRestauranttraditional cuisine with Cretan influence
  • PharaohRestaurantslow-cooked over wood-fired grill, best music
  • DourambeisRestauranttraditional, delicious fish
  • Lycabettus HillSightKolonaki is at the bottom of it
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