Comments from Orçun Dalarslan

“The vlogger chose this apartment specifically for its amazing rooftop terrace view of the Acropolis and the nearby Acropolis Museum.”

“The vlogger shows the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, explaining it was built in the 2nd century AD as a concert hall and is still used for concerts by famous Greek singers today.”

“The vlogger says this is one of his favorite streets, very photogenic, and always has different musicians playing in the evenings.”

“The vlogger mentions that the neighborhood they are staying in is around Plaka, which is a great area to stay with scenic views and beautiful streets.”

“The vlogger walks through the Psiri neighborhood, which he describes as having some "ugly" streets but also being a very active area for social life with many cafes and restaurants.”

“The vlogger comes to this taverna, which he describes as very pleasant and cozy. He orders Greek salad and zucchini fritters.”

“The vlogger points out this tavern while walking, mentioning they will come here in the evening for live music, as they have visited before.”

“The vlogger visits this famous bakery in the Psiri neighborhood, noting that both locals and tourists frequent it. He tries both the cheese and cream bougatsa.”

“The vlogger visits this bar, which is listed as one of the world's 50 best bars. He finds it a bit ordinary but notes the cocktails are good and reasonably priced at around 12-14 euros.”

“The vlogger walks through the Anafiotika neighborhood, which he describes as a continuation of Plaka, on his way to a breakfast spot.”

“The vlogger passes through Syntagma Square, which he calls Constitution Square, and points out the Parliament building where the Evzones perform their guard change ceremony.”

“The vlogger visits this rooftop bar on Ermou Street, which has a fantastic view of the Acropolis. He notes that the prices are higher due to its touristy location.”

“The vlogger has breakfast at this cafe, which he notes is the same place he had dinner the previous night. He orders a bagel with scrambled eggs and goat cheese.”

“The vlogger points out Da Capo as one of the two most popular cafes on Tsakalof Street in Kolonaki, a place for people-watching.”

“The vlogger arrives at this venue to see a concert by Konstantinos Argiros. He shows the luxurious cars parked outside, similar to clubs in Turkey.”

“The vlogger arrives at Monastiraki, which he describes as the central hub of Athens, comparing it to a mix of Taksim and Sultanahmet in Istanbul.”

“The vlogger found this brunch spot in Kolonaki. He says it's a stylish place and very popular with Turks. He had a 4-egg scrambled egg dish for 13 euros.”

“The vlogger uses this luggage storage service near his apartment to leave his bags before his evening flight. He paid 10 euros for a locker that fit two suitcases and a backpack for 24 hours.”

“The vlogger points out the Tzistarakis Mosque in Monastiraki Square, mentioning it's an old Ottoman mosque now used as a museum.”

“The vlogger describes this neighborhood as the "Nişantaşı of Athens," a very nice area with stylish cafes and shops. He walks through its streets.”

“The vlogger visits this famous bougatsa shop in Psiri. He mentions it's popular with both locals and tourists and shows the traditional hand-painted sign.”

“The vlogger points out this hotel in Monastiraki Square, recommending its rooftop cafe for its beautiful views, which he plans to visit in the evening.”

“The vlogger compares this pedestrian street to Istiklal Avenue in Istanbul, noting it's full of shops and very crowded. He also points out a simit seller.”

“While walking in Psiri, the vlogger finds this interesting shop that makes and sells traditional wooden chairs, which he remembers from his childhood in Turkey.”

“The vlogger stands in front of the Parthenon, explaining that many people mistake its name for the Acropolis itself. He notes it's a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena.”

“The vlogger comes to this famous kebab place near Monastiraki. He says it's very traditional and popular with locals. He orders the Thanasis Kebab, which costs 11.90 euros.”

“The vlogger's friend explains that this is the second most important temple in the Acropolis, dedicated to Poseidon and Athena, and points out the Caryatid figures.”

“The vlogger walks down this street in Plaka, which is full of souvenir shops and has a view of the Acropolis.”