MARIA & DIMITRIS

ATHENS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Located 33 km (20 miles) southeast of Athens, it is easily accessible via Attiki Odos, a major highway constituting the Athens City Ring Road. Public transport to Athens is provided by the metro & express airport bus connections.

TAXI SERVICE

For getting around Athens, taxis are easy to find and a convenient way to travel between the airport, hotels, and the city centre.
We recommend booking in advance for airport transfers.

TAXI - PRE BOOKING

You can also pre-book your taxi with Welcome Pickups. The driver will meet you at the arrivals' exit.

GLYFADA SOUTH42

2 Stars

BLAZER SUITES HOTEL

3 Stars

VINCCI EVER EDEN BEACH RESORT

4 Stars

BRASIL SUITES BOUTIQUE HOTEL

4 Stars

FOUR SEASONS ASTIR PALACE HOTEL

5 Stars

ONE AND ONLY AESTHESIS

5 Stars

DIVANI APOLLON PALACE & THALASSO

5 Stars

DUSIT SUITES HOTEL

5 Stars

ACE HOTEL & SWIM CLUB ATHENS

5 Stars

THE ROC CLUB

5 Stars

SOMEWHERE HOTEL

5 Stars

THE MARGI HOTEL

5 Stars

CAPE SOUNIO HOTEL | GRECOTEL

5 Stars

NIKI ATHENS HOTEL

3 Stars

OKUPA

3 Stars

MONA ATHENS

3 Stars

COCO-MAT ATHENS JUMELLE

4 Stars

SHILA ATHENS HOTEL

4 Stars

THE MARBLOUS ATHENS

4 Stars

ATHENSWAS DESIGN HOTEL

5 Stars

THE DOLLI AT ACROPOLIS

5 Stars

ATHENS CAPITAL HOTEL - MGALLERY COLLECTION

5 Stars

PERIANTH HOTEL

5 Stars

NEW HOTEL

5 Stars

GRAND HYATT ATHENS

5 Stars

ATHENS MARRIOTT HOTEL

5 Stars

MORUS ACROPOLIS BOUTIQUE HOTEL

ITHAKI RESTAURANT

Seafood / European Cuisine

LABROS TAVERN

Fish & Seafood

AKTI RESTAURANT

Seafood

KRABO RESTAURANT

Mediterranean cuisine, great for party too

MATSUHISA ATHENS

Japanese Cuisine / Sushi

ATHENS BEEF BAR

Great Meat Cuts, the absolute destination for meat lovers

PAPAIOANNOU RESTAURANT

Greek Cuisine & Fresh Fish

BARBAROSSA RESTAURANT

Greek Cuisine & Fresh Fish

GARBI RESTAURANT

Greek Cuisine & Fresh Fish

ZAXOS GRILL

Greek Souvlaki

KYR ARISTOS

Greek Souvlaki & Kebab

SARDELAKI ME THEA

Greek Cuisine & Fresh Fish

EKIBEN KITCHEN GLYFADA

Cool Place, Great Burgers.

BARBOUNAKI GLYFADA

Greek Cuisine & Fresh Fish

DOPIOS GLYFADA

Greek With A Twist

CAFE AVISSINIA

Home Style Dishes - Traditional Greek - Live Music

MANARI TAVERN

Greek Tavern With Meat

SEYCHELLES

Greek Cuisine

ANNIE - FINE COOKING

Greek With a Twist

LS & SIA

Seafood - Greek Traditional

HAFU

Asian

GALLINA

Modern cuisine, nice for cocktails too

COOKOOVAYA

Classic

VASSILENAS

Classic

CINAPOS

Boldly Greek

TAVERNA TON FILON

Authentic Greek

AKRA

Modern & Cool

KAPSA

Souvlaki

LYRA RESTAURANT

Traditional cuisine with live greek music

PERE UBU

All day bar-restaurant

MOSAIKO

Bar - Restaurant, Nightclub

HOLY SPIRIT

Cocktail Bar

ISLAND CLUB & RESTAURANT

Restaurant / Club

MOORINGS

All day Bar - Restaurant

EPTA MARTYRES

TELEION BAR

BLUE BIRD BAR

WINE IS FINE

AMORE SPRITZERIA

LINE ATHENS

RETIRÉ - ERGON HOUSE

The Temple of Poseidon at Sounio, it is one of the most significant sanctuaries of the ancient world and a beautiful spot to view the sunset (or sunrise).

The lake enjoys a temperature of 24° C thanks to underground hot springs. Its water, full of minerals and salt is believed to cure many ailments and skin issues. There is also an excellent cafe-bar-restaurant and shower facilities.

The impressive Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) designed by famous Italian architect Renzo Piano – is the latest addition to the capital’s art and culture scene. It is the new, state-of-the-art home for the Greek National Opera and the National Library of Greece, with a two-million-book capacity. The 170,000-sq-metre green park is in regular use, with temporary art exhibitions and free public events.

Glyfada is well known for its vibrant atmosphere, lively entertainment, interesting shopping, and of course the beach. If you’re looking for a relaxing time and some great food by the beach, Glyfada is a great spot!

Rising up from the centre of Athens is the Acropolis, an ancient citadel on a rocky outcrop, with the Parthenon and several other archaeological sites, including the Roman Agora and Hadrian’s Library. Dedicated to the Greek goddess of Athena, the ancient Acropolis is where philosophers once questioned the universe; democracy and freedom of speech were born; and temples were built to honour the ancient Greek gods. You can also stand on the Areopagus, where the apostle Paul preached a famous sermon as recounted in Acts 17. The Acropolis can be seen from almost anywhere in the centre of Athens, but if you want truly spectacular views of this ancient wonder, we recommend hopping from hillside by day to rooftop bar by night.
The 5th-century B.C. temple complex on Athens’ hilltop can be visited from 8am-8pm Tue-Sun (Mon 11am-7pm)

Walking distance from the Acropolis, the Acropolis Museum is brilliantly perched above Athens like a luminous box, housing more than 3,000 artefacts.

This large amphitheatre was built in AD 161 by wealthy Roman Herodes Atticus in memory of his wife Regilla. It was excavated in 1857–58 and completely restored from 1950–61. The Athens & Epidaurus Festival holds drama, music and dance performances here in the summer. When you're visiting the Acropolis site, the path leads west from the top of the Stoa of Eumenes, and you can peer down into the odeon from above.

Plaka is one of the oldest yet trendiest neighbourhoods in central Athens full of narrow alleys, shopping boutiques, restaurants, and colourful townhouses. This historic little gem, which was once the central heart of the small city of Athens, is now an area where visitors and locals enjoy wandering around, picking up local souvenirs, enjoying brunch or having a coffee on the stairs of a little ouzeri.