| a 5-minute walk from a metro station, this functional hotel is a 6-minute walk from syntagma square and a 12-minute walk from the parthenon. amenities include a breakfast buffet, and a modest lobby lounge with a tv. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. featuring complimentary wi-fi, the unpretentious rooms come with flat-screen tvs, minifridges and balconies, some of which offer acropolis views
Athens International Airport 38 min
National Archaeological Museum (11 min)
Neoclassical museum of Ancient Greek art & archaeology, with sculpture, metalwork, vases & jewelry. Syntagma Square (6 min)
City square in front of the Old Royal Palace which has long been the symbolic heart of the city. National Garden (10 min)
Big historic park with native & exotic plants, plus archeological remains & a children's library. Old Temple of Athena (13 min)
Honoring Athena & Poseidon, this famous, ancient Greek temple features a porch with 6 caryatids. Mount Lycabettus (12 min)
This prominent limestone peak features a cable car, open-air concert venue & panoramic views. Parthenon (13 min)
Restored, landmark temple ruins on archaeological site with iconic Doric columns built from 447 BC. Temple of Hephaestus (10 min)
Ancient Greek place of worship, built in the Doric style out of marble with bas relief friezes. Panathenaic Stadium (11 min)
Site of the first modern Olympic games in 1896, now hosting ceremonial events & live music concerts. Acropolis Museum (7 min)
Ultramodern glass & steel museum housing ancient artifacts from the Acropolis archaeological site. Temple of Olympian Zeus (7 min)
Vast temple begun in 6th century B.C. on the site of an ancient outdoor sanctuary dedicated to Zeus. Odeon of Herodes Atticus (14 min)
Concerts & other performances are held at this restored stone theater constructed in 161 CE. Ancient Agora of Athens (12 min)
Famous landmark featuring the ruins of an ancient Greek gathering place & a museum with artifacts. Benaki Museum (14 min)
Former family mansion of an art collector, with displays on Greek culture from prehistory onwards. Acropolis of Athens (14 min)
Ruins of iconic 5th-century B.C. temple complex on Athens' rocky hilltop undergoing restoration. Theatre of Dionysus (10 min)
Huge, tiered performance space seating around 15,000 people, dating from the 6th century B.C. | 
