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Athens, the heart of Greece, and the eye candy of the Aegean region. Filled with ancient monuments, temples, ruins, and churches, Athens is the one way to go without second thoughts if you are crazy about history and culture. With world-class bars, Michelin-guide eateries, and traditional souvlaki restaurants, the heart of Greece prepared everything for your trip beforehand. Whether you are staying for several days or a week, Athens is something else that will make you come back again one day. 

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How Long Is The Flight To Athens?

How Many Airlines Fly To Athens?

68 airlines that fly to Athens. On average, 6,246 flights arrive to Athens Airport monthly, which is 208 flights per day or 9 flights per hour. On an average day, there is at least 1 flight arriving every 7 minutes.

How Many Airports Are There In Athens?

There is only one airport in Athens which is called Athens International Airport (AIA) or Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (ATH). It is the largest and busiest airport in Greece, serving national and international flights

How to Get to Athens International Airport

Athens International Airport is located about 35 kilometers from the city center. The journey from the airport to downtown Athens takes approximately 30 minutes by car or taxi, 40 minutes by metro, and 1 hour by bus.

To get to Athens International Airport, you can take:

• Metro: Trains depart from the airport every 15-25 minutes to Doukissis Plakentias station, where you can transfer to the Athens Metro network. The metro line 3 (blue) runs from the city center to the airport, with trains departing every 30 minutes, and it takes about 40 minutes.
• Suburban Railway: From Doukissis Plakentias station, you can take the suburban railway train that departs every 15-25 minutes and get to the airport. The suburban railway connects the airport with the Piraeus port via the Athens Central Railway Station (Larissa Station).
• Bus: The X95 bus is the most suitable for direct transportation from the city center (Syntagma) to the airport. The buses run 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Taxi: Taxis are available at the designated waiting area located between exit 2 and exit 3 at the arrivals gate.
• Car: The airport is easily accessible via the Athens Ring Road (Attiki Odos), and the drive from downtown Athens takes 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic.

How Much Baggage Can I Carry On My Athens Flight?

The baggage allowance for Athens flights varies depending on the airline and the type of ticket you purchase. Here are some examples of baggage allowances for popular airlines flying to Athens:

• Aegean Airlines: In Economy Class, passengers are allowed to carry one carry-on bag with a maximum weight of 8kg and dimensions of 56cm x 45cm x 25cm, and one personal item. In Business Class, passengers are allowed to carry two carry-on bags with a maximum weight of 13kg and dimensions of 56cm x 45cm x 25cm each.
• Pegasus Airlines: Passengers are allowed to carry one cabin bag and one under-seat bag on international and Cyprus flights.

If you have bought or are about to buy a flight ticket from a different flight carrier, we advise you to check their baggage policies. So that you won’t need to give up some items from your luggage at the airport pass.

When Is The Best Time To Visit Athens?

The best time to visit Athens is during the shoulder seasons, from April to May and September to October. These months offer pleasant weather, smaller crowds, and reasonable prices.

Summer, from June to August, is the peak tourist season, with high temperatures and crowded attractions.

Winter, from November to March, is the low season, with lower prices and fewer tourists, but it can be cold and rainy.

Annual average temperature and rainfall of Athens:

Places To See In Athens

Here's the list of top Athens attractions you should see during your visit:

• Syntagma Square: A bustling hub featuring the parliament building, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and a stunning metro station showcasing archaeological finds.
• National Garden of Athens: Near the parliament and museums, features lush greenery, ruins, and a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation.
• Central Market: Near Monastiráki, the Varvakeios market halls offer a bustling atmosphere to purchase diverse goods including Greek delicacies, vegetables, meat, fish, and wine.
• Philopappos Hill: Offers a stunning view of the Acropolis and fewer crowds, featuring the Philopappos monument and Socrates' prison.
• Greek Orthodox Church: Athens' largest Greek Orthodox church and remains a significant meeting place, while Kapnikaréa stands at Ermou Street.
• Piraeus: A port city of Athens, hosts one of Europe's vital passenger ports with ferries to nearby islands, offering marinas, museums, and pleasant waterfront experiences.
• Cycladic Museum: Located in the Syntagma area, houses a collection spanning Prehistoric to Roman times.
• Benaki Museum: Presents the history and art of the Greek world from prehistory to the 20th century through 6,000 objects arranged over four floors