Plaka Review

Praka (Greek: Πλάκα) is a historic district in Athens known for its maze of streets and neoclassical architecture. Praka is close to the Acropolis and is known as the "Neighbor of God". Many tourists visit here every year. It is one of the famous tourist places in Athens. The Chinese name Praka is called Praka (Greek: Πλάκα), a historical district in Athens, famous for its maze-like streets and neoclassical architecture. Praka is close to the Acropolis, known as the "Neighbor of God". It is visited by many tourists every year and is one of the famous tourist attractions in Athens.[1]

Praka is a beautiful small place, the area of the city is not very large, the special cuisine here can also be considered, looking at the ancient Greek culture of the ancient writings, understand the unique culture and heritage of this place, very strange feeling.

A historic district in Athens on Prakash, known for its maze of streets and neoclassical architecture, is famous for its proximity to the Acropolis, known as the "Neighbor of God", and for its famous tourist attraction.

Plaka is a great place to relax and do some shopping. There are a ton of great cafes to get some breakfast as well. #mytrip #greece

The Plaka area is not only a historical and cultural tourist attraction, but also an area with a large number of restaurants. At Kostas in 5 Pentelis; at the end of Mitropoleos, three stores near the subway station, Thanasis, Savvas and Bairaktaris, are good choices.

Continue along the road just now, and come to the old town of Praka! The dinner directly at PLAKA, the per capita consumption is converted into more than 100 yuan. The lamb chops are really good, but the famous tomato rice tastes not very good. This meal, our two big and one small 50 euros less. Warm restaurant waiter, will say in Chinese: "tips", haha

The old town of Praca is the oldest city in Athens. The dilapidated abandoned buildings stand so naturally in the downtown area of the car. It is very inconsistent with the surrounding environment, but the Greeks are so calm, which also reflects the lazy and casual national characteristics of the Greeks. The graffiti placards on the walls of the store are a collection of cheap goods, hundreds of narrow alleys, like a maze, and the shops on both sides of the alleys are next to one. There is a euro of Athens wind and light postcards, religious souvenirs such as crosses, icons, candle lights, etc. There are also many low-priced second-hand goods such as furniture, books, handicrafts, and even old clothing from the Greek soldiers of World War II, military water bottles, military shoes, rusty submachine guns, and so on. This is a paradise for trainers, and a wide variety of hand-made accessories. There are also some strange accessories, reminiscent of Western witchcraft. Just look at it, if you buy it back and put it at home, forget it! This kind of stalls are on both sides of the road