ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月23日 01時11分

Athens has endured crisis, chaos and economic collapse. Recently, though, it has begun to emerge as one of Europe’s most vibrant and significant cultural capitals. @nytimestravel’s writer Charly Wilder fell in love with the city at an early age. “There are places we live and places we visit, and then there are the other places,” she writes. “Places we return to, where we put down roots, but not strong enough roots to hold us — places that change us, that we haunt and are haunted by. Nowhere embodies this for me more than Athens, a city I’ve watched shift and evolve.” Today, in just a handful of blocks in Athens, there are dozens of nightspots, including 2 cocktail bars that have been ranked among the world’s best. Unemployment is below 20% and falling, and the economy is growing faster than the European average. And neighborhoods that were rundown and neglected have become seed beds for the arts. Here, @yesterdayhere photographed the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, a Renzo Piano-designed cultural complex, completed in 2016, that includes facilities for the National Library of Greece, the Greek National Opera and a 5-acre park. “In so many ways, Athens feels more alive, more culturally prolific, than ever,” Charly writes. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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