Explore Kolonaki, the upscale neighborhood located at the base of Lycabettus Hill in Athens, Greece. This charming district was named after an ancient column on its main avenue and is home to many high-end boutiques and luxury shops. In addition to its posh shopping options, Kolonaki boasts stunning architecture and peaceful surroundings. Be sure to visit the area's educational institutions, including the Benaki Museum, Museum of Cycladic Art, theater, and military museum. Don't miss the renowned Megaron Concert Hall, a must-see attraction for music lovers. Come explore Kolonaki and experience the sophistication and elegance of Athens.

Things to see & do in Kolonaki

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How To Get There

If you are looking for hassle-free transportation, there are various ways to get from Athens Airport to Kolonaki: 

Metro: The journey from Athens Airport lasts 40 minutes.  If you choose to use the X95 bus, try to get out at a stop nearer a Blue Line (Line 3) metro station, like Syntagma Station or Monastiraki Station. After that, change to the metro for a quicker ride to stations nearer to your Kolonaki destination. 

Bus: The journey from Athens Airport lasts about one hour.  From Athens International Airport, take bus X93 in the direction of Piraeus. You may find the bus stop by following the public transit signs outside the arrivals hall. At the St. Piraeus station, get off. Depending on where you're going, you can either take a taxi to Kolonaki or change to another bus from there.

Car: You may rent a car or book a private transfer to Kolonaki.  It takes roughly forty-five minutes to drive from the Athens International Airport to Kolonaki via Attiki Odos. Cars must pay a €2.80 toll on the Attiki Odos highway. Alternatively, locate the assigned taxi rank outside the arrivals area.

From Piraeus one way would be to take the green metro line and stop in Monastiraki which is closer to Kolonaki. To go to Kolonaki by bus, use Line 040.