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</p><p><img class="alignnone wp-image-170656 size-full" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67782/acropolis-12044-1280.jpg" alt="Athens" width="100%" /></p><p>Athens is one of the oldest cities in the world with a recorded history that spans over 3,000 years. Regarded by many as the birthplace of civilisation, the city is brimming with culture and a treasure trove of archaeological monuments.</p><p>Today, the city is the metropolitan capital of Greece and is considered one of the most happening and lively destinations in Southern Europe. Athens is undergoing a significant transformation in terms of regeneration. After years of austerity, graffiti-covered buildings are becoming art galleries, abandoned garages are repurposed as cafes and innovative entrepreneurs are invigorating the city's restaurant scene.</p><p>Athens also boasts an energetic and diverse gay scene that has grown in recent years. The scene has made its way from the underground and into the mainstream and as such, gay travelers can find a number of gay-focused venues throughout the city.</p><h2>Gay Rights in Greece</h2><p>Gay sex was decriminalised in 1951. Male prostitution has been legal since May 2006. Wide-reaching anti-discrimination laws came into effect in 2014, adding to limited protections that had been available since 2005.</p><p>The age of sexual consent is 15 for everyone. On 24th December 2015, same-sex cohabitation agreements came into force. These same-sex civil unions grant all the rights of marriage except adoption.</p><p>However, the Greek Orthodox Church continues to denounce homosexuality as a sin. Coming out can still be a challenge for many gay people. According to a 2016 report by ILGA-Europe on LGBT+ rights, Greece came 15th out of 49 countries in Europe.</p><h2>Gay Scene</h2><p>The gay scene in Athens has developed rapidly over the past few years. Most of the scene is located in the Gazi district, which has become known as the 'gay village' (located near Kerameikos / ΣΤ.ΚΕΡΑΜΕΙΚΟΥ metro station). <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/athens-gay-dance-clubs/">Nightlife</a> starts late in Athens. With a couple of exceptions, most <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/athens-gay-bars/">gay bars</a> don't open until 10 pm and things start to get busy around midnight. <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/sodade2/">Sodade2</a> has been Athens most famous gay dance club for over 15 years and boasts two dancefloors playing mainstream hits and greek anthems. The club gets especially busy on the weekends. <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/big/">BIG</a> was the first bear bar in Athens and still offers guests a friendly snd welcoming atmosphere. The bar is a popular warm-up venue for travelers seeking bigger clubs later on.</p><p>General attitudes can be quite conservative, so you will not see many rainbow flags flying. The scene is not underground, but a little less in-your-face compared with other major cities in Europe. However, the Athenians are very friendly and welcoming. Gay travelers can expect the same treatment as anyone else in shops, restaurants and hotels.</p><h2><img class="alignnone wp-image-170657 size-full" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67784/hellas-394092-1920.jpg" alt="Athens" width="100%" /></h2><h2><a href="https://www.travelgay.com/athens-gay-rated-hotels/">Gay Hotels in Athens</a></h2><p>The ideal location to stay in Athens depends on what travelers want to do with their time in the city. For those keen to explore the Parthenon and other ancient greek structures and monuments, the hotels in and around Syntagma Square offer an ideal base to explore all the nearby historical delights. <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/central-athens-hotel/">The Central Athens Hotel</a> is located in the heart of the Plaka area and the hotel's rooftop restaurant and bar offer guests stunning and unparalleled views of the Acropolis. All of the rooms are fully air-conditioned and are comfortably and cleanly furnished.</p><p><a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/fresh-hotel-athens/">The Fresh Hotel</a> is located close to Athens' gay district and provides gay travelers with modern and soundproof rooms from which to explore all that the Athens gay scene has to offer. This stylish boutique hotel boasts an impressive rooftop pool, well-equipped gym and bar, guaranteeing guests a comfortable and elegant stay.</p><p>For our list of recommended hotels in a great location for exploring the sights and the gay scene of Athens, visit the <a title="gay Athens hotels" href="https://www.travelgay.com/athens-gay-rated-hotels/">Gay Athens Hotels page</a>.</p><h2><a href="https://www.travelgay.com/athens-gay-saunas/">Gay saunas in Athens</a></h2><p>For the ancient Greeks, the saunas of Athens were a space to connect, unwind and relax and the gay men of modern Athens are just as passionate about sauna culture.</p><p>For a more premium experience, gay travelers should consider a visit to the <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/alexander-sauna-mens-club/">Alexander Sauna Men's Club</a>. The club is open to all ages and body types and boasts a range of facilities spread over three floors including darkrooms, massage rooms, themed playrooms and private cabins. The club also hosts regular themed nights with strip shows and dancers.</p><h2><img class="alignnone wp-image-170658 size-full" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67785/greece-5188604-1920.jpg" alt="Athens" width="100%" /></h2><h2>Getting to Athens</h2><p>Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos) is located 17 miles (27 km) from the city centre. The airport is connected to Athens metro system  (Line 3 - Blue Line) with trains running every 30 minutes between 6:30 am to 11:30 pm. Tickets cost between €5-10.</p><p>The Metro closes around midnight so if your flight arrives at the airport slightly before or after midnight a taxi will charge a minimum of E49 to downtown Athens. Try and book a flight that arrives well before midnight. Also Uber fares are the same as taxi fares.</p><p>The X95 bus route runs from the airport to Syntagma Square in the city centre every 15 minutes and costs €6. A taxi from the airport to the city will cost between €40-60, depending on the time of day and destination.</p><p>The port of Piraeus, Europe's largest passenger port, connects Athens to Greek islands in the Aegean Sea. There are frequent ferry services to the Cyclades (including Mykonos), Crete etc.</p><h2>Getting around Athens</h2><p>Athens is a huge city, but most of the major sights and popular shopping areas are in or near the central areas of Plaka, Monastiraki and Psiri. Most of the sights in these central areas are within walking distance of each other, although this depends on your tolerance to heat.</p><h3>Metro</h3><p>The metro system is an easy way to get around Athens including to and from the Gazi gay village (Kerameikos Station on Line Three). Fares are good value and metro trains are punctual, safe and clean.</p><p>A single ticket is valid for 90 minutes and costs €1.40. A day pass will cost €4.50 (for both metro and buses). Ticket machines operate in both Greek and English. After purchasing your ticket you must validate it for use.</p><p>The Red Line (line 2) runs from Anthoupoli to Aghios Dimitrios and the Blue Line (line 3) runs from the western Egaleo station through the central areas of Monastiraki and Syntagma and to the northeastern suburbs and airport. Maps can be picked up in any station and are generally easy to understand.</p><h3>Bus</h3><p>The main bus network is run by Ethel (Greek = ΕΘΕΛ). Three hundred routes span the city. An electric bus network has 48 tram stations across the city.</p><h3>Taxi</h3><p>Taxis in Athens offer excellent value for money and can be an extremely efficient mode of transport for some routes. Taxis can be hard to hail in Athens, especially during rush hours.</p><h2><img class="alignnone wp-image-170659 size-full" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67786/greece-998489-1920.jpg" alt="Athens" width="100%" /></h2><h2>Things to do in Athens</h2><p>Athens is filled with temples, monuments and sites oozing history and legend, some of the best things to do include:</p><p><ul></p><li>Explore the Parthenon and the Erechteion</li><li>Take a deeper dive into history at the Acropolis Museum</li><li>Visit the site of the first modern Olympic Games at the Panathenaic Stadium</li><li>Watch the changing of the guards at the Greek Parliament</li><li>Wander the ancient streets of Plaka</li><li>Shop in the markets of Monastiraki</li><li>Tour the Temple of Zeus and Arch of Hadrian</li><p></ul></p><h2>FAQs</h2><h3>Visa</h3><p>As Greece is a European Union member state, travelers from other countries within the union can enter the country without a visa. However, travelers outside of the EU will need to apply for a Schengen Visa, which permits travel throughout the Schengen Visa region. Check the visa requirements for travelers from your country before traveling.</p><h3>When to visit</h3><p>Athens has a Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunshine. Summers are dry and hot with an average temperature between 22 °C (72°F) and 32°C (90°F), although they can reach 40°C.</p><p>The city gets uncomfortably hot during August which is usually when the locals leave for their own holidays. It’s a good time to visit because there may be fewer people, but expect very hot and humid temperatures.</p><p>Winter temperatures range from 7°C (44°F) to 15°C (55°F), with some rain and occasional snow. May and June are considered the ideal time to visit as its mostly sunny days with milder, pleasant temperatures.</p><h3>Shopping</h3><p>Athens offers an abundant choice for shoppers from flea markets to department stores. Ermou Street is the main pedestrianized shopping street, which runs from Syntagma Square to Monastiraki Station.</p><p>For shopping under one roof, try the Golden Hall in the Maroussi district. The Mall, located next to Nerantziotissa train station on the Attiki Odos has more than 200 stores, places to eat and entertainment facilities.</p><p>Attica, a huge department store in Panepistimiou, is the largest in Greece with over 360 shops.</p><p>For a more colourful and sensory shopping experience, check out the local market scene. The Monastiraki Flea Market is a great place to wander through with an eclectic range of goods; expect to find anything and everything from furniture to clothes, collectables to vinyl records.</p><p>The Athens central market (Agora) is a hive of activity with a wonderful range of olives, cheeses, spices, meat, fruit, vegetables and local specialities. It's a real treat for the senses.</p><h3>Money</h3><p>Greece is part of the Eurozone. Cash dispensers are widely available, although many charge a fee if you use a foreign card. Credit &amp; debit cards are widely accepted.  Foreign exchange booths are easy to find. Exchange rates are not particularly competitive.

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<p>Ateena on hieno kaupunki, jota kannattaa tutustua. Se voi väittää olevansa suurelta osin länsimaisen sivilisaation syntymäpaikka. Näet mahtavia monumentteja muinaisesta Kreikasta, pääasiassa Parthenonin. Tämä temppelikompleksi häämöttää kaupungin yllä, Kreikan kultakauden suurin arkkitehtoninen jäänne.</p>

<p>Loistava kaupunki homomatkailijoille, Ateenassa on monia erinomaisia ​​homobaareja ja homoklubeja. Siellä on myös kuuluisa kulinaarinen kohtaus. Ateena on enemmän kuin jäänne antiikin ajalta. Modernilla kaupungilla on niin paljon tarjottavaa.</p>

<p>Ateena on hieno kaupunki, jota kannattaa pitää. Se voi väittää olevansa suurelta osin länsimaisen sivilisaation syntymäpaikka. Näet mahtavia monumentteja muinaisesta Kreikasta, eniten Parthenonin. Tämä temppelikompleksi häämöttää kaupungin yllä, Kreikan kultakauden suurin arkkitehtoninen jäänne.</p>
<p>Loistava kaupunki homomatkailijoille, Ateenassa on monia erinomaisia ​​​​homobaareja ja homoklubeja. mukana on myös kuuluisa kulinaarinen kohtaus. Ateena on enemmän kuin jäänne antiikin ajalta. Modernilla kaupungilla on niin paljon tarjottavaa.</p>

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Greece becomes the first orthodox country to legalize same-sex marriage. The country’s Parliament also extended equal parental rights to same-sex couples, including clearing the way for them to adopt children.

The ability for same-sex couples to legally adopt a child.

Law 4538/2018 grants the right for couples to foster children. Individuals can adopt normally.

The Civil Union act also equalized the age of consent at 15

The difference between legal age of consent for homosexual sex and heterosexual sex.

Article 347 of the Greek Criminal Code; which provides for a higher age of consent of 17, for seducing a male person if the male partner is over 18 and for lesbians and both male/female heterosexuals (regardless of close-in-age or not) and for only close-

In January 10, 2022 the Greek Minister of Health, Thanos Plevris, and the Deputy Minister of Health, Mina Gaga signed the determination of the content of the "Blood Donor History". In the new form, sexual orientation is disconnected from the criteria that must be met by prospective blood donors.

The ability for MSMs (men who have sex with men) to donate blood or tissue for organ transplants. A deferral period refers to a waiting time before a man can donate after having sex.

In order to donate blood, blood donors had to fill out a form called "Blood Donor History”, issued by the National Blood Donation Center, which stated that donating blood is prohibited for “anyone who had been in a homosexual relationship since 1977”

In Greece, there are no laws restricting to discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics.

Censorship or prohibition of discussing, promoting, or teaching LGBTQ+ topics in media, schools, and in the general public.

To change one's legal gender in Greece, the legal requirement is only a court order. Non-binary people are to choose male or female. Forced divorce was also required if the person was married, before same-sex marriage was legal in Greece.

Legal recognition of sex reassignment by permitting a change of legal gender on an individual's birth certificate.

 The amendment, introduced in the context of the bill on the "Personal Doctor", introduces a ban on so-called "treatments or conversion practices", ie methods aimed at changing or suppressing the sexual orientation, the gender identity or expression of an LGBT+ individual.<br />
 The amendment, however, does not include adults who, as stated in Parliament, can undergo conversion therapy with their consent. There is also no mention of people practicing these therapies other than specialists, leaving a legal loophole for spiritual leaders and priests. The LGBT+ organizations protested and demanded the inclusion of all the above

Legal status of conducting sexual orientation changing therapy ("ex-gay" therapy)

In May 10, 2022 the Greek Minister of Health, Thanos Plevris submitted an amendment to the bill for the “personal doctor”, based on article 1 of which institutes the prohibition of practical conversions to vulnerable individuals by professionals. With the term "professionals" the amendment defines those who receive remuneration to proceed with such "treatments", leaving a legal gap in practices e.g.  of the Church, such as exorcism or other covert practices, which do not involve remuneration. Also, the term "vulnerable" means minors or those who are under legal assistance. <br />
 At the same time, the provision prohibits professionals from inviting, promoting or advertising conversion practices performed by themselves or other third parties, professionals or not.<br />
 Violation of the law in addition to the prescribed disciplinary and administrative sanctions, will be punished with imprisonment and a fine, while the repeated commission of the above act constitutes an aggravating circumstance.

Conversion Therapies for LGBT people are held openly in Greece with the tolerance of the state as well as the responsible associations of mental health specialists. Research on this issue indicates that such therapies involve spiritual or religious leaders, alternative healers (homeopaths, energy therapists, etc.) as well as health and mental health professionals.<br />
 Today, while some psychologists continue to use therapies such as disgust, the most commonly used techniques include a variety of behavioral, cognitive, psychoanalytic, and other practices that seek to change or reduce a person's same-sex attraction or gender identity. Lesser known but still active practices are beatings, sexual violence - even rape -, isolation, deprivation of food, electroshock, administration of drugs and other drugs, psychological violence, as well as exorcisms or other sessions.<br />
 The church is also promoting these therapies through the church-funded omofylofilia.gr site.

The marriage equality bill changed the 4443/2016 <br />
 law, extending the prohibition of discrimination to social protection, social benefits, education and access to the availability and provision of goods and services protections (including housing), enshrining full legal coverage against discrimination.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

Law 4443/2016 offered protection against discrimination only in the work and employment sectors.

Many instances of discriminations against LGBT individuals are illegal. The only case where discrimination is not illegal is if it is done by public domain (of which the church is one.)

In December 9, 2016 the Hellenic Parliament passed the law 4443/2016, which added as 'suspicious' criteria of discrimination "color", "ethnic origin", "pedigree", "chronic disease", "marital status", "social status", "gender identity" and "gender characteristics", while the term “genetic orientation”, which was used in law 3304/2005, was corrected to sexual orientation. The concept of multiple discrimination was also standardized

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity in employment, including hiring, promotion, termination, harassment, etc.

The Community/Union legislation (directive 2000/78) prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation in the workspace. Later on it was transferred to the Greek legal order, with law 3304/2005, almost verbatim. The greek translation of the directive and the greek law referred to sexual orientation as “genetic orientation”.

In Greece, homosexuality was a criminal offence up until 1951. "Incest against nature" (between men) was punished under Article 347 of the Penal Code. This article was abolished with an amendment that was voted on December 23, 2015

Consensual sexual activity between individuals of the same sex.

Homosexuality in Greece became legal in 1951 by the new Penal Code, but some discrimination in laws against homosexuals was valid until recently (article 347 of the Penal Code).

Law 4443/2016 includes housing on the list of services that discrimination is prohibited. Although not mentioned directly, the law, later on, explains what direct discrimination can be.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity when applying for housing or discrimination by landlords / property owners.

On February 16th, 2024, the Hellenic Parliament voted with 173 votes (76 against and 46 abstentions), on legalizing same-sex marriage, becoming the first orthodox country to do so.

Marriage and marriage recognition between two people of the same biological sex and/or gender identity.

On December 23rd, 2015, the Hellenic Parliament voted with 193 votes (56 against and 51 abstentions), on the law on extending the cohabitation agreement (civil unions) to same-sex couples.

Cohabitation agreement, corresponding to civil union, was instituted in Greece, in November 26, 2008, only available to opposite-sex couples. In April 2006, former President of the PA.SO.K. party, George Papandreou proposed to Parliament the recognition of unmarried same-sex or heterosexual couples.  However, the project was not accepted by the LGBT organizations as it was considered that it would not have any benefit in their rights, since it prohibited the adoption of children.

The ability for homosexuals to serve in the military and be open about their sexuality.

Gender-neutral names can be used on IDs and birth certificates, following the case of Jason-Antigone Dane, but one can only legally identify as male or female

Legal recognition of non-binary, genderqueer, or third gender identities.

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Ateena on vilkas, hieman kaoottinen kaupunki. Se on tunnetuin erikoisista antiikin jäännöksistään. Ateena on vierailun arvoinen vain saadaksesi vilauksen muinaisesta maailmasta.

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Tekemistä Ateenassa

Lauttavaraus Kreikassa on suhteellisen yksinkertaista, ja saarten, kuten Mykonos ja Santorinin, välillä liikkuminen on helppoa.

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Varaa lautta Kreikasta

Ateena on huumaava kokoelma muinaista historiaa, aitoja ja koskemattomia kaupunginosia, edullista ylellisyyttä ja ainutlaatuista homoelämää.

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Homoopas Ateenaan

Tutustu Kreetan, Korfun, Skaithosin, Rodoksen, Lesboksen ja Manner-Kreikan homojen suosituimpiin nudistirannoihin. 

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Kreikan homonudistien rantakuvaus

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Athens Pride 2024

Vuotuinen Ateenan gay Pride odottaa yli 40,000 2024 ihmistä tervetulleeksi Kreikan pääkaupunkiin Prideen vuonna 2024. Pride-viikon aikana järjestetään erilaisia ​​aktiviteetteja ja tapahtumia ympäri kaupunkia. Athens Pride 8 järjestetään XNUMX. kesäkuuta, ja päätapahtuma ja paraati on yleensä lauantaina. Katso hotellivaraukset sivuiltamme 

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Löydä parhaat gay-baarit ja tanssiklubit, gay-luokitellut hotellit, homosaunat ja risteilyklubit Ateenassa, Kreikassa. Tarkista arvostelut, valokuvat ja paljon muuta TravelGay.com

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Attica

Ateena, arkeologisten muistomerkkien aarreaitta ja ystävällisyyden koti, on hyvin kreikkalainen homoelämä.

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Themed Night with DJ

Ateenassa sijaitseva Mega Sex Shop on kattava, joka tarjoaa laajan valikoiman eroottisia tuotteita. Monipuolisten mieltymysten mukaan myymälä tarjoaa laajan valikoiman laadukkaita seksileluja, fetissitarvikkeita, vaatteita, jalkineita ja hoitotuotteita. Se on tarjonnan tarjonnastaan ​​BDSM-yhteisölle, ristiinpukeutujille ja LGBTQ+ -yhteisölle. Ainutlaatuiset ominaisuudet: Laaja tuotevalikoima: ylellisistä eroottisista apuvälineistä BDSM-olennaisiin ja lahjoihin. Huomaamaton pakkaus: Asiakkaan yksityisyyden varmistaminen huomiomattomalla toimituksella. Asiakaskeskeinen palvelu : Omistettu asiakastyytyväisyyteen keskittyen ylellisyyteen parhaaseen hintaan. Osallistavat tarjoukset : Erityistä kiinnitetään niihin, jotka sopivat seksuaalisille suuntauksille ja kiinnostuksen kohteille. Tutustu valikoimaansa osoitteessa megasexshop.gr (kreikkalainen versio) ja megasexshop.com (englanninkielinen versio).

Mega Sex Shop

Eroottisten apuvälineiden ja tarvikkeiden ensisijainen kohde

Vibrations: The Erotic Store on homoystävällinen seka-asiakkaille tarkoitettu aikuisten uutuuskauppa homojen suosimalla Gazin alueella Ateenassa Kreikassa. Kaksikerroksisessa myymälässä on laaja valikoima leluja, fetissejä ja kauneustuotteita. Vibrationsilla on myös verkkokaupassa, jossa varastossa 12,000 XNUMX XNUMX tuotetta. Liikkeen LGBTQ-erikoisosastot myyvät suosittuja voiteluaineita ja suosittuja alusvaatemerkkejä. Myymälä on seitsemänä päivänä, ja tilaukset voivat tarjota myös pikatoimituksena A. Katso ja ostaminen viralliselta asiakirjalta.

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Vibrations: Erotic Store on homoystävällinen...

Tailwind on homoystävällinen luksushuviveneiden charter-palveluntarjoaja, joka sijaitsee Ateenassa, Kreikassa. Tailwind moniin eri pur Kreikassa, ja se vuokrata viikoittaiseen oleskeluun täysin varustetuilla ja purjehduskelpoisilla alkuperäisellälla. Ne ovat täydellisen kesäkokemuksen matkustaa ympäri Kreikkaa mukavasti, ylellisesti ja turvallisesti hyvän palvelun. Valittavana on 16 alusta, jotka vaihtelevat kooltaan ja sopivat pariskunnille, yksin matkustaville, perheille ja ryhmille. Huviveneissä on täysin varusteltuja hyttejä moderniin tyyliin ja voit jopa pyytää kajakkeja, melalaudat ja veneitä matkallesi. Saatavilla on myös ilmainen Wi-Fi ja liina, pyyhkeet ja kylpytuotteet myös oleskeluun per henkilö/viikko. Saat myös tervetuliaispaketin kauden hedelmäiä, pullon viiniä, mehua, välipalavalikoimaa, maitoa, kivennäisvettä, teetä/kahvia ja jäätä. Miehistö on pakollinen huviveneillä tai vuokrata ilman, jos sinulla on jo purjehduskokemusta. Kaikki ehdotukset lueteltu virallisilla verkkosivuilla.TravelGay.com-asiakkaat saavat 10 % alennuksen varauksesta, joten muista mainita, että löysit Tailwindin kanssamme lunastaaksesi tämän tarjouksen! Katso virallisillalla tarjota matkoista, alustiedoista, tiedusteluista ja varausmenettelystä.

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Tailwind on homoystävällinen luksushuvivenevuokraus...

Ateenan kuuluisa homoyökerho yli 15 vuoden ajan. Sodade2:ssa on kaksi tanssilattiaa (toinen alue avoinna vain viikonloppuisin), ja DJ:t soittavat valtavirran hittejä, housea, progressiivisia ja kreikkalaisia ​​​​kappaleita. Viikonloppuisin klubi täynnä - ehdottomasti paikka olla.

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Suosittu kaksikerroksinen tanssiklubi.

Ensimmäinen karhubaari Ateenassa. BIG:ssä on ystävällinen ilmapiiri, jossa on kohtuuhintaisia ​​​​juomia ja musiikkia. Suosittu lämmittelypaikka ennen illanviettoa. Sijaitsee noin 5 kilometrin päässä Kerameikosin metroasemalta Votanikosin alueella lähellä Gaziaa. Maanantaisin suljettu.

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BIG Bar

Suosittu baari karhuille ja ystäville.

Suosittu viikonloppuyökerho, jossa on drag-esityksiä, live-esityksiä ja säännöllisiä aihejuhlia. Shamone houkuttelee hyvin monipuolista yleisöä. Hyvä vaihtoehto aloittaa ennen kuin suuntaat huoneistoon tai Sodade2:een.

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Suosittu viikonloppuyökerho, jossa on drag-esityksiä, live...

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  Selaa valikoima Ateenan retkiä kumppaneiltamme ilmaisella peruutuksella 24 tuntia ennen kiertueesi alkamista.

Homo Ateena

Ateena, arkeologisten muistomerkkien aarreaitta ja ystävällisyyden koti, on hyvin kreikkalainen homoelämä.

Missä yöpyä?

Aika juoda!

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