The enormous Byzantine Church of Ekatondapyliani is also worth popping into. It is well worth having a wander around Parikia and exploring the old market lanes. You’ll arrive into the bustling port of Parikia. Out of the limelight of some of the more well-known Greek Islands but with its white-washed buildings, blue-domed churches, quaint fishing harbours and it’s peaceful beaches which surround the island, it is well worth a visit. ⛴ Athens – Paros (5 Nights): Then, from the city’s port Piraeus, catch a ferry to the nearby Cyclades archipelago, stopping at the pretty little Island of Paros. Make sure to see the Acropolis at night too, when it is floodlit it’s truly magnificent. The new 2.5-mile Archaeological Promenade is a pedestrian-only tree-lined walkway that links all the city’s major archaeological sites and makes exploring the sites a breeze. Obviously, no stay in Athens is complete without exploring its ancient past and there’s no better place to start than by climbing up to the Acropolis, home of the 5th Century BC Parthenon. Also, the up and coming neighbourhood of Metaxourgiou is known for its art galleries and hip restaurants. The city boasts a thriving contemporary arts scene as well as a happening nightlife – head to the Syntagma and Monastiraki areas for chic bars after dark. With three nights here, you’ll be able to enjoy the city’s squares and public gardens and relax into the alfresco café culture. ✈ UK – Athens (3 Nights): Arriving in Athens, take some time to wander around this bustling ancient city.
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