Agia Paraskevi is a charming suburb of Athens, located at the foothills of the green Hymettus mountain range. It is named after the patron saint of the blind, whose church is a landmark in the town center. Agia Paraskevi offers a peaceful and relaxing escape from the bustling city, with its leafy streets, parks, and cafes. You can also explore the cultural and historical attractions of the area, such as the Byzantine Museum, the Folk Art Museum, and the National Observatory. Agia Paraskevi is well connected to central Athens by the Mesogeion Avenue and the metro, making it easy to visit the famous sights of the capital.