Bachelor Party in Athens

  • Day 1: Monastiraki
    From Athens International Airport - 1 hour by metro

    Start your Athens adventure in Monastiraki, a colorful neighborhood that combines history and modernity. Visit the Ancient Agora and the Museum of Greek Folk Art to learn more about the Greek culture. At night, enjoy a drink with a breathtaking view at the A for Athens rooftop bar.

  • Day 2: Kolonaki
    From Monastiraki - 20 minutes by metro

    Indulge in luxury in the trendy district of Kolonaki. Enjoy a shopping spree in high-end stores and boutiques, followed by a visit to the Benaki Museum to discover the impressive art collections. End the day with dinner and drinks at the chic restaurant-bar Karamanlidika.

  • Day 3: Psirri
    From Kolonaki - 30 minutes by metro

    Experience the nightlife and party scene in Psirri. Start by exploring the artisanal shops and street art in the area. Then, head to the Athens Technopolis, an industrial museum that hosts electronic music events. Finish the night dancing at the famous Bios club.

  • Day 4: Glyfada
    From Psirri - 1 hour by bus

    Enjoy the beach and relax in the coastal area of Glyfada. Sip cocktails in the rooftop bar of Glyfada Riviera Hotel while admiring the sunset. Continue the party at the lively beach club Bolivar Beach Bar.

  • Day 5: Lycabettus Hill
    From Glyfada - 45 minutes by taxi

    End your bachelor party in Athens with a breathtaking view from the top of Lycabettus Hill. Take the funicular for convenience and visit the Chapel of St. George for a peaceful moment. Continue with drinks at Orizontes bar, with a panoramic view of the city.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Ancient Agora (1-2 hours, €8)
  • Museum of Greek Folk Art (1-2 hours, €4)
  • A for Athens rooftop bar (2-3 hours, €15)
  • Benaki Museum (2-3 hours, €9)
  • Karamanlidika (2-3 hours, €30)
  • Athens Technopolis (3-4 hours, €15)
  • Bios club (4-5 hours, €25)
  • Glyfada Riviera Hotel (2-3 hours, €20)
  • Bolivar Beach Bar (3-4 hours, €15)
  • Lycabettus Hill (2-3 hours, free)
  • Orizontes bar (2-3 hours, €20)

  • Total Estimated Costs: €151

Transportation

For transportation in the city, the metro is the cheapest and quickest way to get around. Taxis and buses are also available. For the day trip to Glyfada, taking a bus is the most convenient option. Expect to spend around €5-10 for one-way metro or bus tickets, €20-30 for a taxi ride, and €60-70 for a one-way trip to Glyfada by bus.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Acropolis and the National Archaeological Museum. For a more relaxing day, take a trip to the Lake Vouliagmeni thermal spa. If you have less time, prioritize the places that interest you the most in Monastiraki, Psirri, and Kolonaki.

Airports

Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) is the main airport in Athens, located 20 km (12 miles) east of the city center. A taxi ride from the airport to the city center costs around €30-40, while taking the metro takes about an hour and costs around €10.

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