Mount Imittos is very well known since antiquity for the famous honey of thyme, which is considered to be the finest in the world.

Kekropia, a stone province of 6 acres, belongs to Mr. Fedon Georgitsis, a very famous actor in Greece known for his work in the cinema, the theatre and the television.

His two children, Rafaello and Marisa are following in his footsteps, making the whole family one of actors.

Kekropia is a lifetime achievement for Fedon Georgitsis, which he has designed and built stone by stone with his own hands. Old monasteries surround it.

A cave is situated to the West – an ancient space used in religious worship of God Apollo.

There are also the ruins of the ancient city Sfittos, which was instituted by the mythical king of Athens Kekropas, after whom Kekropia has taken her name.

The area contains an ancient Greek line theatre of 600 seats, a hagiographical Byzantine little church of solid rock, dedicated to the environment that leave you spellbound.

The area also contains a swimming pool, tennis court, stone-paved road, lawn, orchards with seasonal salad, olive trees, almond trees, oleander and other trees and plants that prosper in the area.

At Kekropia you can attend a half hour performance of Greek tragedy by four professional actors.

Later on, you can enjoy your dinner, filled with Greek ancient flavor of recipes taken from the sophists and scholars of Athineo.

You can certainly choose any other flavor or even taste a traditional Greek snatch.

The theatre can also be granted for meetings or conventions up to 300 people.

The Byzantine church is ideal for the performance of weddings or christenings, followed by a reception.