Spacious 2 Bedrooms Apartment With Acropolis View In Center of Athens

Philoxenia is a Conscious Property Management Company based in Athens, Greece.
We use our profits to:
1. Grow our service, gradually and sustainably, through more properties entrusted to our management, and by hiring and training more people to our team.
and
2. Generate sustainable unrestricted funding for the ecosystem of NGOs that serve the people who most urgently need support here in Athens, like the 90,000+ asylum seekers struggling to meet their basic needs.
This is how we serve:
Our guests: Did you notice the Tourists Go Home graffiti as you toured central Athens?
Tourists are blamed for raising rents and property values, making living in Athens increasingly difficult for the majority of locals. We provide you with the value, comfort, and local experience of a local home while also empowering your stay with us to contribute back to this community.
See that woman sleeping on the street on the corner? Your stay is funding meals that our NGO partners distribute to her. While this arrangement may not satisfy everyone, like the young
Athenian struggling to pay rent, we are doing something extremely meaningful for many.
Our employees: We hire, train, and co-create opportunity from the community we serve. We hire team members through our partnership with the NGO Odyssea
Our NGO partners:
LightHouse Relief (lighthouserelief.org) provides survival necessities for the most vulnerable, like the tens of thousands of people waiting for the processing of their asylum applications and unable to receive state support.
Odyssea (odyssea.com) strives to ensure that all young people have equal opportunities in society through education, vocational training, and relationships with employers.
Our world? : We of Philoxenia experience each day how our intentions and acts of care can benefit all around us. With every action we change the world.
With love (Philo = love) for you and us, stranger (xenia = strange), in all our forms,
The Philoxenia Team

Explore the Acropoli Neighbourhood: Athens' Historical Heart
Nestled at the foot of the ancient Acropolis, the Acropoli neighborhood is a captivating blend of history, culture, and modernity. It's a place where the past and present coexist, offering visitors an unparalleled experience of Athens' rich heritage.
Dominating the skyline, the Acropolis is a symbol of classical civilization, featuring iconic structures like the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the Temple of Athena Nike. Stroll through the remnants of the Ancient Agora, once the heart of Athenian democracy, where philosophers like Socrates and Plato once walked.
The neighborhood is home to several world-class museums, including the Acropolis Museum, which houses priceless artifacts and offers a direct view of the Acropolis through its glass walls. Explore contemporary art galleries and cultural spaces that dot the area, showcasing both Greek and international artists.
From quaint tavernas serving traditional Greek dishes to modern cafes and upscale restaurants, the Acropoli neighborhood caters to all palates. Browse through a variety of shops, from souvenir stores and artisan workshops to high-end boutiques, offering everything from handmade jewellery to fine Greek crafts.
Wander through the narrow streets of Plaka and the island-like neighborhood of Anafiotika, where you'll find charming houses, blooming courtyards, and stunning views of the city. Enjoy a moment of tranquility in the nearby National Garden or the green expanse of Philopappos Hill.
As a special touch to your stay at Athina’s Flat, we are delighted to provide you with a comprehensive guide to Acropoli and Athens, meticulously crafted by our neighbors and locals. This bespoke guide offers insider knowledge and personal recommendations, allowing you to explore our neighborhood and the city through the eyes of those who love and know it best.

Athina's Flat is centrally located, with easy access to public transportation and major landmarks.
Acropoli metro station is 5 minutes away
Syngrou-Fix metro station 7 minutes away.
The Acropolis: a 7-minute stroll.
The ancient theater of Odeon Herodes Atticus : 5-minute walk.
The Acropolis Museum: a 4-minute walk.
Olympian -Temple of Zeus : 9-minute walk.
Philopappos hill: 12-minute walk
National Garden: 13-minute walk
The vibrant Plaka neighborhood: a 10-minute walk.
Syntagma Square, the heart of the city: 20 minutes by foot or a brief metro ride.
The bustling Monastiraki Flea Market: a 20-minute walk or quick metro trip.