Points of Interest

Lycabettus Hill : The best 360 view of the city by far You can get to the funicular in 10 minutes by taxi from the apartment and in a few minutes you will be on

National Gallery (30 min. walk) The National Gallery opened its doors to the public in 2021 after many years of renovations. It houses art starting

National Archaeological Museum (aprox. 20 min. with public transport or 10 min. by taxi) The National Archaeological Museum of Athens is the largest archaeological museum

The Acropolis Museum (15 min walking distance) One of the newest museums in Greece, it opened its doors to public in 2009. It is home

Goulandri Museum (20 min walking distance) The Basil & Eliza Goulandri foundation hosts a collection of art from all over the world including artists like

Temple of Olympian Zeus (15 min walking distance) Located in the heart of Athens, this temple was dedicated to the “Olympian” Zeus, a name given

National Museum of Contemporary Art aka EMST (14 min walking distance) EMST, as it is known, opened its doors to the public in early 2020,

National Garden (15 min walking distance) Former the Royal Garden, it is the biggest public park in Athens, and it’s located just behind the Greek

The Acropolis of Athens (15 min walking distance) Definitely the most visited monument of the city, this is where the famous Parthenon, temple of Athena, is located

Panathenaic (Kallimarmaron) Stadium (15 min walking distance) The only stadium in the world built entirely in marble and the place where the modern Olympic Games