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Greece just announced that it's opening its borders to international travelers on May 14th, so I figured it was a good time to check in with my friend and hiking colleague Dimitris Papageorgiou. Listen to the short interview in the " podcast " tab above or you can subscribe via iTunes or Spotify from my Buzzsprout page. Dimitris has been under strict lockdown in Athens since November but has tried to get out for hikes when possible. The city has a few green spaces and is surrounded on all sides by mountains and hills, plus of course there are fun places to walk in the city center. The Acropolis literally: "high city" rises above the urban sprawl below:. When I interviewed Dimitris last week he was actually on the island of Chios doing research on their trail system nice work if you can get it!

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Forgot your password? Upload your cv. Apply in 1 click. As a multifaceted meeting point between past and present, east and west, ancient history, and contemporary politics, Athens is undoubtedly the definition of a city with a unique character.

The first time I really fell in love with Athens was on one of these solo trips. It was a Sunday, and a good friend recommended I go to Diporto , just a short walk from the Athens Central Market—if you can find it. I had only a vague idea of where I was going, but I was happy to spend a few hours wandering between fish stalls and cheese vendors in the Central Market. When I finally stumbled into Diporto—literally; those stairs are steep—it was almost 4 in the afternoon, and the restaurant was nearly full except for a small table in the back. I was next to a huge group of Greeks celebrating a birthday, and there was live music , dancing, and plenty of alcohol.