Luggage Storage Athens Parthenon

If you have some time to spare near the Acropolis station, store your bags at our facilities for luggage storage Parthenon and make the most of your time. We have a wide web of luggage storage locations spread all over the ancient city of Athens near famous tourist attractions and railway stations.

Radical Storage has a fixed rate of 5€ per bag for 24 hours without charging extra for the excess weight or bulkier size of your luggage. Our 24/7 active customer support team is always ready to assist you with any queries you have about your bookings. We also provide our customers with security coverage of up to 3000€ per bag.

About Athens Parthenon

Sitting on top of the sacred hills of the Acropolis, the Parthenon is a colossal Greek temple that can be seen from anywhere in Athens city. The Parthenon Temple, which was created to honor the Goddess Athena, is the most significant historical landmark in Greece.

Every day more than 16,000 people visit the Parthenon Columns to appreciate the remains of this 5th-century Greek architectural marvel. Athens Parthenon is open 24 hours a day, so you can visit anytime by taking a blue line subway to the Monastiraki station, which is a 13-minute walk from the temple.

There are several guided tours offered by the locals in diverse languages, which you can book to explore the wonders of this preserved Greek landmark. Athens Parthenon tickets vary depending on the ages of tourists and the seasons. For instance, in summer you have to pay 20€ for adults and 10€ for seniors and students, whereas the ticket prices become half in winter.

What to see near the Parthenon?

There is a lot to see at the Parthenon as well as the surrounding historical sites, here are some of them:

• Temple of Athena Nike: On one side of the magnificent Parthenon, you will find the remains of a much smaller but astonishing temple, which was designed by the renowned Greek architect Kallikrates. The Temple of Athena Nike was constructed in 421 BC and is a must-see place if you’re at the Parthenon.
• Erechtheion: Despite being the most sought-after tourist destination in Athens Greece, Parthenon is not the only site at the Acropolis Hill that attracts people’s attention. Located on the northern side of the Parthenon, Erechtheion was another sacred temple for the Athenian in the 400 century BC.
• Stoa of Eumenes: If you get get a chance to visit the Athens Parthenon in the summer, the Stoa of Eumenes should be on top of your bucket list. The shade of the stone arches of Stoa makes it a busy spot for tourists visiting the nearby destinations on Acropolis.