Charming Atmosphere:
This picturesque area, often described as one of Athens' best-kept secrets, provides an ideal setting for your short-term stay in the Greek capital.
Mets is characterized by its serene and welcoming ambiance. Stroll through the quaint streets lined with neoclassical houses, lush greenery,
and colorful flowerpots that create an enchanting, almost village-like atmosphere.
The neighborhood's tranquil environment offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, while still being conveniently close to all major attractions.
Mets is a very residential area where the options for short-stay apartments is very limited.
Prime Location:
Located just a stone's throw away from the historic center, Mets offers unparalleled proximity to some of Athens' most famous landmarks.
The Panathenaic Stadium, where the first modern Olympic Games were held, is a short walk away.
You can also easily reach the Acropolis, the Acropolis Museum, and the bustling Plaka district, filled with traditional tavernas, shops, and vibrant nightlife.
The magnificent Temple of Olympian Zeus (Stili Olympiou Dios) and the grandeur of Syntagma Square are also nearby, placing you at the heart of Athens' rich history and culture.
Enjoy the perfect blend of convenience, culture, and tranquility in one of Athens' most charming neighborhoods.
Cultural and Recreational Hub:
Mets is not just about history; it's a thriving cultural and recreational hub.
The neighborhood is dotted with cozy cafés, chic bars, and delightful eateries, offering a taste of both local and international cuisine.
For art lovers, there are several galleries and cultural centers showcasing contemporary Greek art.
Nature enthusiasts can enjoy leisurely walks in the nearby Ardittos Hill or along the Ilissos River.
Mets is a neigborhood that you should not miss once in Athens.
One of the notable landmarks near Mets is the
first Cemetery of Athens, a serene and beautiful site that serves as the final resting place for many of Greece's notable figures. Established in 1837, it is the oldest cemetery in the city and is known for its impressive sculptures, mausoleums, and tombstones, which reflect the rich artistic heritage of Greece.
Apart from the emblematic “Sleeping Girl” by Yiannoulis Halepas, there are 1,000 other remarkable sculptures, temples, tombstones and monuments created by celebrated Greek artists of the past and present. There are also works by acclaimed architects such as Lysandros Kaftantzoglou, Ernst Ziller, Theophil Hansen and Aris Konstantinidis.
