Luggage Storage Panathenaic Stadium

Store your heavy bags at our convenient facilities for luggage storage at Panathenaic Stadium and have a memorable trip to one of the oldest stadiums in Europe. Radical Storage takes care of your luggage at affordable rates while you explore the ancient landmarks of the city of Athens.

We operate on a fixed rate policy, where you can store any bag, regardless of its size or weight at any of our Radical storage spots for just €5 per day. We collaborate with local businesses such as hotels, shops, and cafes to provide you with clean and reliable storage options so that your vacation can be hassle-free and relaxing.

How to book some Panathenaic Stadium luggage storage in Athens with Radical Storage

Booking some convenient and reliable Panathenaic Stadium luggage storage in Athens is so easy and quick, that you will be able to do it in the blink of an eye and finally, you will be able to roam around the city freely, without any hassle in front of you. Firstly, you need to browse through our website or download our app Radical, which you can find available on both iOS and Android.

After you have logged into our website or app with your credentials, you will be able to visit it and see all of our incredible features, including the biggest and most useful one, our interactive map that will allow you to search for the closest luggage storage in Athens to your position. All you need to do is look up on the toolbar your position and the website will show you a list of luggage storage available in your surroundings.

Once you have decided which luggage storage you would like to book with our service, there are only a few steps left to do: first of all, you need to select the luggage storage, then you need to add some necessary information, such as the number of booking hours and the number of pieces of luggage that you would like to store. After this, you will be done with the booking, so that you can head out to the check-out section and finally use your luggage storage on the go.

About Panathenaic Stadium Athens

Located near the busy Syntagma metro station, the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens dates back to 330 BC when it was used by the Athenian athletes for various Panathenaic sporting contests. Panathenaic Stadium capacity changed a lot over the last few decades. In 144 AD, it was 50,000, then in 1896, it was 80,000 and currently, it is 45,000.

Even though no sports take place at this Panathenaic Stadium anymore, it welcomes thousands of people every day and more than 200,000 people annually. It is now considered an important landmark in Athens that attracts tourists with its horse-shoe stadium, Greek architecture, and ancient sporting history.

Panathenaic Stadium tickets for general entrance cost 10€ for adults and 5€ for students and senior citizens. There are several audio tours as well which are offered in 11 different languages. Going from Panathenaic Stadium to Acropolis takes around 11 minutes if you take the line 11 bus.

Panathenaic Stadium opening hours are 8 am to 7 pm from March to October and 8 am to 5 pm from November to February.

Interesting Panathenaic Stadium Facts

Here are some interesting facts about Panathenaic Stadium:

• Panathenaic Stadium is the only stadium in the world constructed completely from white Pentelic marble. It’s the same authentic building material that was used in the construction of most of the ancient Greek temples, including the marvelous Parthenon.
• Panathenaic Stadium was the venue for the first-ever Olympics event that took place in 1896, along with their opening and closing ceremonies. Later on, this stadium was used again in the 2004 Summer Olympics’ marathon and archery competitions.
• Back in the 4th century, when Christianity was prevailing in Greece, this stadium was abandoned and turned into a wheat field for decades. The revamping of the Panathenaic Stadium began in 1869, after which it was used for the Olympics.
• Despite being one of the largest stadiums in Greece, no sports proceedings take place at this site. Panathenaic Stadium, today, is more of a historic landmark and a venue for summer musical concerts and cultural and ceremonial events.