About Horizon Rents Born in the 80s My work: My Company in Athens Most useless skill: whistling Fun fact: horse riding Pets: Love pets Where I went to school: Athens University Favorite song in high school: Any color you like by Pink Floyd I spend too much time: sports My biography title: Never stay still I'm obsessed with: kite surf, horse riding & bicycle Speaks Greek, English Lives in Athens, Greece Love Sports and my Company!

_Expect_Stunning views to Acropolis, Lycabettus Hill & City Centre on the Shared Terrace. Placed in the heart of Athens, The "Plato's Academy Condos" is located next to historical sight-park of the infamous Plato's Academy, taking into consideration its unique view towards the Acropolis and Lycabettus on the Shared Terrace. The Shared Terrace exaggerates the connection of the guests with the city and its special contrast of modern urbanism and historic landscapes in City's Art & Shopping hubs.

As one of the world’s oldest cities, there's no surprise at the sheer amount of things to do in Athens – the destination is a master of reinvention. Athens has morphed into southern Europe’s capital of cool. Long weekenders are swooping in to check out the exciting food scene and check into the new wave of cool hotels in Athens. Artists and designers are settling in for good, lured by affordable rents, the promise of sunshine, and an anarchic spirit where you don’t have to play by the rules. There’s nothing orderly about Athens: traffic is chaotic, life is messy, the architecture a mash-up of Byzantine and Bauhaus, neoclassical and nondescript. The Parthenon still dominates the skyline – and will forever be one of the key things to do in Athens – but for most Athenians the antiquities embedded among tightly packed apartment blocks are an afterthought. It’s in the graffitied backstreets and café-lined squares, the factories converted into galleries, bars hidden in arcades, and secret coves for skinny dipping where the heartbeat of Athens is racing. Beyond the classics, these are the best things to do in Athens. 1. Browse the Benaki Museums Athens has a surfeit of great museums. If you only have time for one, make it the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture. Housed in a neoclassical-style mansion, the collection covers everything from prehistoric busts and ancient amulets to Byzantine icons, traditional folk costumes, and 19th century engravings. This is where the fashion set come for inspiration, and coiffed ladies meet for coffee on the roof terrace. The Benaki museum has six other venues, specialising in everything from Islamic art to embroidery. Don’t miss The Ghika Gallery, a rich retrospective of 20th century Greek art in the former atelier of modernist artist Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika. And check out the temporary architecture, fashion, and photography exhibitions at Pireos 138, a purpose-built space with a brilliant gift shop dedicated to contemporary Greek design.