The capital of Greece is associated by most Europeans with breathtaking monuments from ancient times, however, there are still many areas in which it is impossible to find remnants of ancient temples. The district that is definitely not very popular among tourists is Psiri. Formerly, it was inhabited mainly by immigrants and petty criminals, nevertheless, over time the craftsmen and workers who started their own workshops settled here, thanks to them the district got rid of its bad reputation. Currently, the characteristic feature of the narrow streets of Psiri is graffiti "decorating" almost every facade. The intimate, slightly hipster atmosphere in the heart of the Athenian metropolis is also created by small shops and inexpensive pubs.
