Tag Archive | "Syntagma Square"

Fancy a Freddo or Frappe? Try Athens’ Clemente VIII

Thursday, September 10, 2009

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Whether you fancy a Nescafé frappé (thick, grainy elliniko) or a freddo (cappuccino or espresso blended with crushed ice), make sure to stop at Clemente VIII. As hip as Brooklyn's own Williamsburg, expect this cafe to be packed with Athenian trendsters and coffee snobs (not only is the coffee spectacular, but the people-watching mesmerizing).

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Visit: Syntagma Square, Athens Greece

Thursday, August 20, 2009

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Syntagma Square or Constitution Square is located in central Athens. Today the Square is a pleasant place to sit and people-watch or enjoying the ceremony of the changing of the guard that takes place at the end of every hour. In times gone by the Square has been the site of various political rallies and [...]

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