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While some graffiti is considered vandalism and is illegal, there is also a significant amount of street art that is commissioned or tolerated by the city. Here are a few things to know about graffiti in Athens:

1. Political and social commentary: Athens has a long history of politically and socially charged graffiti, particularly in neighborhoods like Exarcheia and Metaxourgeio. Visitors can find a variety of murals and street art that reflect the political and social issues of the city and the country.
2. Street art festivals: Athens hosts a number of street art festivals throughout the year, such as the Athens Street Art Festival and the Athens Street Art Festival. These festivals provide an opportunity to see a wide range of styles and techniques from local and international street artists.
3. Graffiti tours: Some tour companies offer graffiti tours of Athens, which provide an opportunity to see some of the best street art and graffiti in the city, learn about the history and significance of the art, and meet some of the artists.
4. Legal graffiti spots: Athens has designated legal graffiti spots where street artists can paint without fear of arrest. These spots are usually located in abandoned buildings or industrial areas and they are often used to beautify the neighborhoods.
5. Local artists: Athens has a vibrant street art scene and many local artists have gained recognition for their work. Visitors can find a variety of styles, from more traditional graffiti to more contemporary street art.