Astraea Jacuzzi Loft with Acropolis view is a unique Loft in the center of Athens with excellent sunny roof terrace. Wonderful panoramic views from the double terrace on the roofs of Athens. A must to enjoy sunsets. The Astraea Jacuzzi Loft has modern minimalistic architecture and offers quality accommodation in the center of Athens at Metaxourgio area .We offer excellent hospitality, and relaxing atmosphere.

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The loft is light and airy and offers quality hospitality and relaxing atmosphere. It is situated on the 7th floor (until 6th with the lift) and it is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers. It can accommodate up to 2 people and it is fully renovated and equipped with: Jaccuzy and outside shower in terrace , Wi-Fi - A/C –TV-Netflix- a well equipped kitchen with oven, microwave and Espresso machine, - Washing machine, Iron & Ironing board - One double bed (1,80x2,00m) – One bathroom- Hairdryer.

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Foreign visitors to Athens are often stunned by the appearance of the city. A sprawling metropolis of ugly concrete apartment blocks, it has neither the classical grace usually associated with ancient Athens, nor the Baroque splendour of comparable cities like Rome. So, how did Athens come to look like this?
To begin with, Athens was never meant to be the capital of Greece at all, having ceased to be a settlement of any importance for several centuries. By the time of the Greek War of Independence in 1821, it had been reduced to a ramshackle village of around 4,000 inhabitants. Consequently, the Greek revolutionaries had selected the busy port town of Nafplio to be the capital of their new state.
But the Western powers, such as France and Britain, who had provided financial and military support to Greece during the war, insisted on Athens as the capital. Motivated by a romanticised idealism of ancient Greece, they sent a team of architects to Athens with the goal of reviving