Things to Do (and Eat!) in Athens, Greece (in winter)

[@tendegreeswarmer]

If you enjoy a city-specific quest, we recommend counting the easily-recognizable character drawn by graffiti-artist RTMONE that can be found all over town. We know we saw more in total, but once we started counting we came across 18 in just two days. Let us know how many you find! Do you enjoy quests like this?

[@deborahcasper6120]

Oh, l want more of Athens! The food looks amazing too! Thank you! ❤

[@tendegreeswarmer]

It was a great visit, I wish we had more time there!

[@PeggyHillman-js2mv]

I want to come back again!

[@deborahcasper6120]

Did you see the missionaries? 😊

[@tendegreeswarmer]

Me too!

[@dawnturner8735]

The history and the food look amazing. How easy would it be for someone using a wheelchair or walker to get around?

[@tendegreeswarmer]

Good question, and one that I am probably not equipped to answer very thoroughly. There was an elevator up to the Acropolis that I believe is specifically reserved for wheelchair users, but it did not appear to be running while we were there. (Though maybe no one needed it that day? It was not crowded.) Athens itself has a mix of wide sidewalks in the main areas that would probably be doable, but as an old city there were lots of areas with narrow and blocked sidewalks as well.

[@dawnturner8735]

@@tendegreeswarmer Thank you for your reply. I have been thinking about taking a cruise through that area. I am unsure about the accessibility as I would need either my walker or a wheelchair. Thank you both for sharing your travels with all of us, I really enjoy hearing about the areas that you talk about!

[@tendegreeswarmer]

@@dawnturner8735 Thank you, I'm so glad you are enjoying our travels! 😁