• Hilly ground throughout, from 337 m up to 762 m above sea level, so bring sturdy shoes
• Viewpoints north of the monastery at the end of the footpaths, a natural turnaround on a shorter walk
• Frescoes inside the church, painted in 1682, with Christ looking down from the dome

A protected pine and cypress forest on the slopes of Mount Hymettus, crossed by footpaths, cycling routes and viewpoints, most of them north of the monastery.

At its center is Kaisariani Monastery, whose church dates to around 1100 and is painted inside with frescoes from 1682. Plane trees, poplars and an olive grove surround it, along with the old refectory and a Byzantine bath house.