I totally forgot to mention the amazing Greek food! How could I miss it! But I guess it's a good excuse to make a separate video about it! Also in case anyone was wondering, majority of people in Athens speak English so that's a definite pro I forgot to mention. Enjoy the video!

It would be nice to take us along to the bookshops if you can film there.

You are spot on. This is how it is. The biggest problem in my opinion is the economy. There are few jobs and they don't pay well. This is why Greeks have been immigrating to other countries for centuries. The Greek government has to focus on the economy. No 1 issue since forever.

Great video Pati! Lovely shots too! 😊 Thank you!

Very reasonably presented and helpful, thanks!

Very informative thank you

Thank you for a super analysis of life in Athens! Thinking of retiring to either Athens or Crete so look forward to more videos .

Thank you for the video, I am glad you are doing well - at least you look great! Crete is definitely beautiful! Take care❤ Katarina

Forty euro per month for electricity is cheap compared to USA costs, where in winter it can cost $250/month and around $150 in summer if you run your air conditioner.

Really Great video ❤ gyros in Athens was wonderfull and it cost only 3,5 euro 😋

NIce to see you again :) , Do you have any idea about ( Chaidari / Χαϊδάρι ) is it good an safe ?

Great video !! Would you say salary X cost of living in Greece is worst than in Malta ? I’m currently in Malta and studying opportunities over there in Greece

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Thank you so much. Really needed this. **New sub here👋 I'm coming in Sep for university. I'm looking to rent in Ampelokipoi, Goudi or Zografou near the medical school. What are the average prices for studios, shared aparts, flats, etc. Your response would be highly appreciated♥

How do you find an apartment in Athens? 🤔

How is Thesalonakis? Where is located ?

How did you find your apartment? Airbnb?😊

I'm really jealous, my wish is to live in Thessaloniki city. I will do that in a few years for sure .

Yes i would be interested in bookstores antiques open air cinemas or anything intesting i would like a video on .i hear there is a beautifuljewellery museum too i will coming there 28th aug and on way back home sept

What's your favorite country?

its not easy to live in Greece as a woman alone

Lady, you are talking a lot of sense, but also misleading a lot of people.. The cost of living here is astronomical. The rents have rocketed, the supermarket prices rise every day, literally. Pavements are lethal! Bureaucracy is a joke. There are few allowances for disabled people. You have very low expectations if you think these things are not an issue. Even the food is almost inedible now because tavernas are economising. Olive oil on the table is forbidden! None of the flats have heating anymore. Solar panels are rare. The average wage here is 700 euros per month, people are in debt and usually live with their parents still! You can't enjoy Greece because it's too bloody expensive. I could go on because I'm depressing myself. Have a holiday here, but don't even think about living here - it's so difficult to get anything done. Just going to the bank can take half a day! It's 40 degrees here and most people can't afford air con all the time. You'll see ancient ruins but mostly you'll see ugly graffiti on most buildings. There are a lot of things to do, but most people can't afford most of them! For young people it's fine, they live with their parents who pay for everything. We Brits are not used to that, and have to pay for everything from our meagre wage. Greek people constantly complain and are mostly rude to foreigners, unless they're getting money from you. Going to the coast takes hours and is as hot as hell in summer. The beaches are so crowded , you are lucky to find a space! Glad you like it - let us all know in a few years' time! You didn't mention your working life, or are your parents funding you?