The Caravin Wanderhome. A high standard apartment in Nea Ionia that can accommodate up to five people. The Caravin Wanderhome combines industrial design with a highly thought-out and postmodern elegant boho aesthetic. It has 2 fully equipped bedrooms and an impressive private backyard, offering a modern hospitality environment and an unforgettable stay experience in the center of Nea Ionia. The apartment is 4.5 km away. from Mitera, Iaso and Hygeia Hospitals and emBio IVF Center. You can access the historical centre of Athens in just 15 min by Metro.

We are Leoni & Anna, two women with passion for wine, travel and adventure. We are the soul of Caravin Wine & Wanderlust, one of the most successful restaurants in the historical centre of Athens. Just like you, we enjoy traveling as well as discovering new destinations, cultures of indigenous tribes and their culinary habits. When we’re not running around and finding some free time, then all roads lead to a trip. Just as we love to stay in high-end apartments when we travel, we want those visiting Athens to feel like they can find it. That is why we are expanding our activities around accommodation. That is why we created a new caravan. A Caravan that loves to travel, explore, discover, and meet new people. The Caravin Wanderhome.

Color, contrast, diversity and at the same time a slowly disappearing genuine ‘Greekness’ best describe the northern Athens suburb of Nea Ionia some 7.5km from the city center. How to Spend a Day in Athens’ Nea Ionia Neighborhood: Walk and wander around the neighborhoods Eat peinirli – boat-shaped filled dough delicacy Have a picnic at the Nea Philadelphia park (Alsos Neas Philadelphias) with its windmill and dancing fountains Enjoy an ouzaki by the market Buy Pontic Greek food specialties at the market (to your right when you enter Nea Ionia coming from Athens) Buy a sweet from “Ta Gioulia”, making life sweeter since 1945 Shop till you drop along Irakliou Ave Hang out at the dozens of cafes on the pedestrian walkway off Irakliou Avenue. Visit the Center for the Study and Promotion of Asia Minor Culture KE.MI.PO (4 Patriarchou Ioakeim St) to learn more about the Asia Minor Greeks Visit the Filio Chaidemenou Museum of Asia Minor Hellenism (125 Dekeleias Ave) featuring a vast collection of heirlooms and items gathered over the years by Chaidemenou, who lived through the Burning of Smyrna in 1923 which forced up to 400,000 Greeks and Armenian refugees to flee their homes. Learn more about life in Anatolia before, during and after the Asia Minor Catastrophe Visit the Panaitolio on Panetoliou Square in Alsoupoli (near the Olympic Stadium). The building was erected in 1930 and first operated as the “Ta Pefka” hotel later to be used by the Germans as headquarters. Today it a cultural center. Catch a film at the Asteras municipal cinema. Check out the AEK football stadium in Nea Philadelphia also known as the “Agia Sophia Stadium” named in honor of the Orthodox Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, which was the center of the Byzantine world