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News.com.au
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
11 best things to pack for a holiday in Athens
A Grecian getaway is calling… start packing with these holiday essentials These products are hand-picked by our team to help make shopping easier. We may receive payments from third parties for sharing this content and when you purchase through links in this article. Product prices and offer details are not assured, and should be confirmed independently with the retailer. Learn more There's no better time to visit the birthplace of democracy than now. Rising temperatures, blooming flowers (the pink micromeria acropolitana only dots the slopes of the city's famous Parthenon between May and July) and fewer crowds means the city is your oyster. Get exploring with a list of trusty must-haves. The Foldie bag, $120 The ultimate crossbody for city escapes, the Foldie fits all the essentials, hugs your chest tightly and features a small zipper lock to avoid any pesky pickpockets. The interior also comes with RFID smart compartments to store your travel cards. Jack and Jones shirt, $80 The Aaron Tencel resort shirt can be dressed up or down depending on your itinerary. Wear it strolling around the charming neighbourhoods of Plaka and Anafiotika, or to a classical play at the ancient open-theatre of Odeon of Herodes Atticus. Twoobs sandals, $149 A blister-free Euro summer might be the answer to all your prayers. Make your way through this vibrant metropolis with a pair of peachy cushioned sandals from Twoobs. The OG is easy to slip on – with velcro straps made from recycled materials and a sole crafted from sugar cane EVA. Leo Lin dress, $1200 Nothing says Grecian goddess like a sky blue pleated floor-length dress. The Leo Lin Camilla design is crafted with a braided neckline, corset bodice and train, making it perfect for an evening of fine dining in Greece's ancient capital. Shop now Temple of the Sun earrings, $319 Stay on theme with a pair of statement earrings from Temple of the Sun. The 18k gold vermeil Mythos design is inspired by the Olympian goddess Athena; the coins depict the winged deity and her owls. Shop now Ochre Lane one piece, $200 Poolside sessions have never looked so good. Soak up the Athenian sun with a ribbed one-piece from Ochre Lane, complete with a balconette bra and adjustable straps for added support. Upgrade to a day look by pairing it with a linen shirt and shorts set. Shop now Apple Watch SE, $879 Keep track of your steps with the Apple Watch SE. The smart device has up to 18 hours of battery life and can monitor your heartbeat, even after you've conquered the hill up to the Acropolis – zero judgment. Mythos by Stephen Fry, $20 From Pandora to Hercules, brush up on your Greek mythology with Stephen Fry's modern retelling of Greece's most enthralling stories. Shop now travel card,€20 (about $35) The three-day tourist card will help you make your way around the city, as you go between from one historical site to the next. Shop now Jisulife portable fan, $27 Summers in Greece are no laughing matter, especially when you're visiting the Acropolis at midday. Go prepared with a handheld fan that's rechargeable and made to fold into your bag. Murad moisturiser, $135 Minimalise your skincare routine with a retinol night cream that'll work overtime to strengthen the skin's protective barrier and keep you hydrated. Shop now Where to go? Monastiraki, Athens Stroll the labyrinthine cobblestone streets of Monastiraki, one of the Greek capital's oldest neighbourhoods and order yourself a drink at a bar that lines its famous square. Want to go all-out? Reserve a table at The Dolli hotel's rooftop restaurant for unparalleled views of the Parthenon and the Roman Agoras. Each spring, visitors can catch the This is Athens City Festival. Over 200 events are hosted throughout busy squares, parks, rooftops and streets. Join a street party, watch a folkloric performance or kick back at an outdoor film screening. It's Athens, you'll never be bored.
Bloomberg
08-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Mega-Rich Baby Boomers Quit UK in Growing Wealth Exodus Over Tax
The patriarch of one of the Europe's biggest fortunes is among the latest wave of rich Baby Boomers and Gen X residents exiting the UK amid tax hikes aimed at the country's wealthiest denizens. Troels Holch Povlsen, the 75-year-old founder of clothing giant Bestseller, which owns the Jack & Jones brand, recently switched his usual residency to his native Denmark after previously citing it as England, according to registry filings.
