Athens Panorama Project
4 StarsRooftop pool with Acropolis views, Private terrace hot tubs
Rooftop pool with Acropolis views, Private terrace hot tubs
Modern boutique design concept, Artistic Exarcheia district location
Acropolis-view rooftop terrace, Door in Athens restaurant
Prestige rooms with whirlpool tubs, Relaxing Finnish sauna
Panoramic city view rooftop, Contemporary urban apartment concept
Secured on-site parking area, Versatile family accommodation
Iconic Acropolis rooftop views, Dual rooftop swimming pools
Rooftop terrace with Lycabettus view, Pop art inspired design
Panoramic 360-degree rooftop views, Cloud 9 rooftop infinity pool
Panoramic Acropolis views, Full-service wellness club
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Acropolis-view rooftop dining
Acropolis-view rooftop pool, Award-winning rooftop gastronomy
Rooftop terrace with Acropolis views, Curated vintage and local art interiors
Panoramic Acropolis rooftop bar, Private Acropolis view balconies
Panoramic Acropolis rooftop views, Rooftop waterfall swimming pool
Rooftop terrace Acropolis views, Executive Suite private hot tub
Savvy rooms with fountain views, Multi-tiered rooftop plunge pool
Unobstructed Parthenon panoramas, Historic Koukaki district setting
Rooftop Stork restaurant and bar, Family-style dining concept
Iconic high-rise city views, Penthouse 21 rooftop pool
Pool Your Cinema experience, Signature GB Roof Garden Restaurant
Rooftop infinity swimming pool, All-day Benedict breakfast restaurant
Unrivaled Acropolis and museum views, Winter garden atrium eatery
Acropolis view rooms, Modern Athenian design aesthetic
Whispers rooftop restaurant and bar, Convenient airport transport links
Panoramic rooftop restaurant, Professional massage services
Outdoor swimming pool, Atrium Restaurant dining
Acropolis view terrace suite, Family-friendly accommodations
Iconic Acropolis and Parthenon views, Rooftop pool with waterfall effect
Spacious quadruple family rooms, Restored neoclassical urban retreat
Private balconies with city views, Curated local sightseeing tours
Rooftop pool with panoramic views, Spa and wellness facilities
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Body and mind basement sessions
Modern urban aesthetic design, Junior Suite with Acropolis view
Contemporary urban room design, Strategic Omonia district location
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Athens is one of the world’s oldest cities, founded back in 3000 BC, and is the birthplace of some of the ideas valued today by societies across the world. The notion of democracy has its roots in ancient Greece, where Athens then as now was its capital city, while some fundamental aspects of mathematics have their roots in Athens too. In ancient times, the people of Athens worshipped many gods and Athens gets its name from one of these, the goddess Athena. Athens is the original home of the ancient Olympic games, and it had the honour of hosting the first games of the modern Olympiad in 1896 too. Athens played host once again in 2004. Thankfully, modern athletes are clothed unlike their ancient counterparts. Athens has everything you would expect from a modern city, except it sits side by side with some breath-taking ancient sites.
No visit to Athens would be complete without visiting some of the most amazing sites and monuments of ancient Greece. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, and an amazing 25 centuries old, the Acropolis of Athens is the remains of a city and sits high above modern day Athens. The most famous of the buildings it contains is the Parthenon, a temple built in honour of the goddess Athena. At the northwest of the Acropolis you will find the Agora, a place where the people of Athens would meet to socialise, as well as carry out their business and discuss politics. The site was also the scene of the occasional political murder in the constant jostle for power. The Temple of Olympian Zeus, which took 700 years to complete, has 15 of its impressive columns still standing. It is astounding to think of the temples size and scale when it was built, when there were more than 100 columns. With many hotels in Athens to choose from, amazing history is all around you.
Athenians like to shop and the main shopping street in Athens is Ermou. Here you will find well-known brands and department stores, while the streets around offer small, independent shops for everything from gadgets to art. For prestigious jewellery brands, visit Voukourestiou Street. For fashionable clothes shops, try Attica or Golden Hall shopping centres. If you are looking for a real bargain, try the Monastiraki Flea Market. From Monday to Sunday you can scour the stalls for all sorts of items, and maybe you will be able to haggle for a really good bargain too. Be warned though; some vendors are happy to sell original pieces next to fake items, so make sure you take care to tell the difference.
Coffee is an important part of life in Athens. It is considered a way for people to get together and socialise. In the heat of the summer, a popular way to drink coffee is over ice. The coffee in Athens may be much stronger than you are used to, but you can ask for it to be made weaker. You might get a piece of cake or some small biscuits with your coffee included in the price. While you are in Athens, make sure to try some of the most popular foods. Fava looks similar to humus but is made with yellow split peas. Two foods good to eat on the go are Spanakopita, which is a spinach pie, and tiropita, which is a cheese pie. You may have already tried moussaka, so if you like it pastitsio is worth a try too. Pastitsio uses pasta in place of the aubergines. For a large choice of cafes, bars and restaurants, try Syntagma Square and the streets around. The main square in the centre of Athens is called Syntagma Square and is the location of several luxury hotels.
Some visitors to Athens are able to enjoy only a brief stay, perhaps on route to a holiday in the Greek islands. If you do not have much time in Athens you might want to consider staying at one of the hotels near the airport. Being out of the city centre, the hotels at the airport may also be cheap in comparison to those closest to the sights, and so could represent good value. If you want something to do in Athens close to the airport, you could visit Attica Zoological Park. There are lots of animals to see, including a popular lemur village habitat, and a dolphin show. If you prefer some last minute retail therapy, the Attica Zoological Park is close to a shopping centre.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Athens, with typical prices around ₹10,176 per night based on 13,666 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Athens are usually highest during May, with typical prices around ₹19,888 per night.
Hotel prices in Athens usually range from ₹5,566 per night to ₹37,127 per night, with typical prices around ₹12,785 per night.
Hotel prices in Athens are typically lowest in January at around ₹10,176 per night, rising to around ₹19,888 per night in May.
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In Athens, you might want to check out The Stanley, Grand Hyatt Athens, Intercontinental Hotels Athenaeum Athens By Ihg, Skylark, Aluma Hotels & Resorts. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Athens, you might want to explore Grand Hyatt Athens, Intercontinental Hotels Athenaeum Athens By Ihg, Zeus Wyndham Grand Athens, Sofitel Athens Airport. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Athens with your family, you could look at The Stanley, Grand Hyatt Athens, Intercontinental Hotels Athenaeum Athens By Ihg, Skylark, Aluma Hotels & Resorts. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Grand Hyatt Athens, Skylark, Aluma Hotels & Resorts, Novotel Athenes, Athens Panorama Project could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Athens, check out The Stanley, Grand Hyatt Athens, Intercontinental Hotels Athenaeum Athens By Ihg, Skylark, Aluma Hotels & Resorts – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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