Plaka Photo Tour
The Plaka is the historical center of Athens. Imagine a small village in the center of a large cosmoplitan city, built on top of ancient cities. Some of the ancient buildings are now exposed and others have been incorporated into the buildings that replaced them. Above the Plaka sits the Acropolis and just about every ancient site borders or is contained
within it. But the Plaka
is still a neighborhood where people live, eat, drink, work and
shop, and one of the most enjoyable places to stroll in Athens. These photos will give you an idea of what it is like and help you get your bearings when you actually visit the Plaka. If you enjoy this page please share it with your friends on Facebook and whatever other social media you use. If you have any questions or comments you can e-mail me.
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