Daily social rhythms and lifestyles in Greece—particularly during warm Mediterranean spring and summer months—tend to run much later than in many other Western countries. Dinner in Greek households and local tavernas frequently does not begin until nine or ten o'clock in the evening, with social gatherings and lively conversations extending late into the night. Consequently, adults and families in urban areas like Athens typically do not head to bed until midnight or later, balancing these late nights with traditional afternoon rest periods when feasible.
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