Twinkle, Twinkle.
The city streets are decorated with lights, the Christmas tree goes up in Syntagma Square and everyone is shopping online for presents for their loved ones.
Despite the covid-19 pandemic, there's still festive cheer.
Inside the fence of Athens' official Christmas tree are animal figures (such as donkeys and cows), resembling the nativity scene.
Two bright balloons that stand behind the fountain and a few metres from the entrance of the Syntagma Metro, give even more light to the space.
Huge neon letters that form the name of the Greek capital 'Ἀθήνα' have also been placed on Kifisias Avenue.
On Panepistimiou Street, a major street in Athens, garlands of stars dress the road.
Christmas Tree dazzles in Omonia Square
Omonia Square has been illuminated for the festive season!
“For several years we did not have a square and there was a lack of light from the whole area. This special Christmas, we have Omonia Square again with the decoration it needs,’ Athens mayor Kostas Bakogiannis said.
