Perla Luxury Suite Athens City Center Patio View

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The Perla Suite inspires finesse through its intertemporal wooden features and the elegant marble-built bathroom with the shower. Reach new heights of relaxation with the comfy double bed and the classy desk with the cushioned chair, arranged to make your days in this beautiful city effortlessly pleasant.

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Stay in an upscale, stylish suite in the heart of the historical center of Athens. Situated on a quiet street in a Neoclassical Athenian house built in 1860. Literally a stone's throw from the Acropolis, the ancient agora, museums, art galleries, the flea market and lots of hip restaurants and bars. A two minute walk from Monastiraki Metro station that connects directly the airport to the port of Piraeus. Make the best out of your stay in a luxury suite were history meets contemporary design!

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Athina, Hellas

The neighborhood of Monastiraki and Plaka, the name of which has become synonymous to the word 'bargain'. Here you can find literally everything (no joking). Antiques, books, everyday items, collectibles, anything you can think about is sold (and bought) here. In Monastiraki square you can still see the ruins of the Hadrian's Library, the Mosque of Tzistarakis but also a piece of the ancient bed of Eridanus river, which once ran through Athens. Shopping-addicts beware, for it is Ermou street that passes through Monastiraki square. This is the leading commercial street of Athens, ending at Syntagma Square.

Syntagma Square is perhaps the most typical meeting place for Athenians visitors. Here you can admire the Palace of the Greek Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, while beside it you will find the National Garden, awaiting for you to explore it. Following on, there is Panepistimiou street, which actually means the street of the university and although it is a commercial district, it mostly stands out for its unique buildings. First of all there is the Ilion Melathron that houses the Numismatic Museum, and afterwards we see the famous Athenian Trilogy; three classic buildings, one more beautiful than the other: the Academy, the University and the National Library. Continuing on, we reach the second most central square in Athens, Omonia Square. This is the starting point for several main roads of Athens, but we will follow Stadiou street. Going upwards in Stadiou street, we pass by Klafthmonos Square and the Museum of the City of Athens, facing the building the Old Parliament. Here is also the National History Museum. Stadiou Street ends at Syntagma Square, right where we started. Now lets take another road, the Vasilisis Sofias Avenue. Going upwards in Vasilisis Sofias Avenue, we will see the outstanding museums of Athens, left the Benaki Museum and the Museum of Cycladic Art, and right the Byzantine&Christian Museum and the War Museum. Continuing straight on Vasilisis Sofias Avenue, there is the impressive Hilton Hotel and the National Gallery right next to it. Yet, we will turn left to have a walk in Kolonaki.