
Join Our Wedding Celebration
Dafna & Vagelis
May 22, 2026
KtIMa Laas
Athens, Greece
You're Invited
WHERE
ΚΤΗΜΑ ΛΑΑΣ
(KtIMa Laas)
Athens, Greece
Parking is available at venue.
Check back closer to the date for shuttle details!
WHEN
Friday, May 22 2026
nd
Check back soon,
more details to follow
about the schedule!

You're Invited
WHERE
ΚΤΗΜΑ ΛΑΑΣ
(KtIMa Laas)
Athens, Greece
Parking is available at venue. For shuttle, scroll down.
WHEN
Friday, May 22 2026
nd
7:00
pm
Ceremony
7:30
pm
Cocktail
8:30
pm
Celebration
4:00
am
Antío!

(Goodbye!)

Dress Code
Summer wedding attire. Our venue is set on grass, and evenings can feel a bit cool, we suggest bringing a shawl or light layer to stay comfortable!


Where to stay
We recommend the city centre and in particular the neighbourhoods of Plaka and Kolonaki where you can find nice Airbnb's and boutique hotels. There are also many other nice areas to stay - see the maps in the next sections.
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The wedding venue (Ktima Laas) is a 30min drive from the city centre. We will arrange some buses from the city centre to the venue and back and share the address of the pick-up point closer to the wedding date. Taxis and Ubers are also very common and relatively inexpensive.
Athens Map

Shuttle Service
6:00
pm
Shuttles to the wedding will depart from the locations listed above every hour. Shuttles will leave promptly on time - don't be late!
4:00
am
Last bus! We'll have a good time at the reception and after-party, then relax on our complimentary shuttles that will take you back to the locations listed above. Shuttles will leave from 1am until 4am, every hour.
What to do in Athens
Here is a list of some of our favourites in Athens. It ranges from Central Athens to all the way to Varkiza. There are many great places you can explore; these are just a few recommendations from us and our friends.
Ubers and taxis are the best way to get around. Consider rush hours when traveling by car as traffic can be heavy in the city and on the roads to the beach (Vouliagmeni).
​Where to eat:​
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Breakfast:
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The Makers for a delicious brunch in the centre of Athens
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Pynka Bakery for traditional Greek breakfast
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Lunch or dinner:
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Oinimageireio Epirus for simple Greek food in a charming tavern
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Karamanlidika tou Fani - make sure to make space for the complimentary dessert
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Kosta Souvlaki for a classic Athenien souvlaki
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Feyrouz if you’re looking for a middle eastern gem
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Pharaoh for incredible food and drinks experience but make sure to book!
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Kafeneio Ivis for a low key taverna with traditional vibes
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Birdman for a Japanese pub experience with great cocktails
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Latini Varkiza for great seafood by the sea with an option to have a dip in the sea
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Where to shop:
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Check out unique antique shopping in Youssouroum
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Diskadiko Vinyl Reocrd Store offers a treasure trove of rare records
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Naxos Apothecary to get your custom beauty products using herbs from Greece
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Ermou Street – Athens’ busiest shopping street, packed with international brands and local shops
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What to see:
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Parthenon and Acropolis Museum – a must see but make sure to prebook tickets
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Plaka – Picture-perfect streets beneath the Acropolis, ideal for wandering.
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Anafiotika – A tiny, hidden neighbourhood that feels like a Greek island in the middle of Athens.
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Monastiraki Flea Market – Lively, colourful, and great for people-watching.
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Lalaounis Jewellery Museum to see iconic gold pieces inspired by Ancient Greece
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Athens Riviera – Coastal walks, beach clubs, and seaside cafés.
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Where to go out:
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Line Athens is an industrial-chic bar off centre with great atmosphere
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Ergon Rooftop if you want a view of the Acropolis on a rooftop
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Clumsies – you might have heard of it as one of world’s best bars
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Warehouse in Exarcheia is a nice wine bar and lots of other bar options around it
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Wine is fine - wine bar in Monastiraki with very cool vibes
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Aster in Petralona for traditional light bites and ouzo/tsipouro but make sure to book beforehand!
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If you have more days to stay, hop on a ferry to see an island - Hydra and Spetzes are some close ones to Athens!



