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A small hotel roof in Neos Kosmos where the Parthenon does all the decorating.
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No design, no scene: just a small, friendly roof and the best possible view hung on it. The bar sits on the sixth floor of a small boutique hotel in Neos Kosmos, the quiet residential quarter just south of the Acropolis. Looking north across a sea of rooftops, the Parthenon fills the middle distance.
Simple tables, lounge chairs and a low key, friendly feel. On a clear day the sweep runs from the Temple of Olympian Zeus across to Mount Lycabettus, with the Acropolis in the middle of it.
Come morning the terrace is bright and calm, and by evening the rock turns gold and then lights up after dark. The streets below are quieter and more local than Plaka, which is part of the charm.


Settle at a table by the railing and watch the color change on the Parthenon as the sun drops, then stay on as the city lights come up and the Acropolis is floodlit.

In the warmer months breakfast is served on the roof, a buffet eaten outside with the Acropolis in front of you. Many guests rate it as the best seat of their stay.

This is a wine and cocktail bar with a kitchen attached, so an evening can be drinks only or a relaxed Greek and Mediterranean dinner at the rooftop tables, the kind of cooking that suits a long sunset rather than a formal dinner.
It pairs naturally with the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum, both a short walk north, and with an evening wander on into Koukaki and Plaka.
Expect well made cocktails and Greek wines by the glass and bottle. Nothing here is rushed: the terrace is built for settling in while the light changes.
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