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  • Office

    Syntagma Square

    7 min
    12:00 - 22:00
    4.7(152)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Rental service

    Acropoli Station

    3 min
    09:00 - 19:00
    4.89(28)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Office

    Temple Of Olympian Zeus

    6 min
    09:00 - 18:00
    4.78(23)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Hotel

    Zappeion

    5 min
    09:00 - 14:00
    4.64(11)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Local company

    Near Acropolis Museum

    3 min
    09:00 - 18:00
    5(10)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Shop

    Acropoli Metro Station

    2 min
    10:00 - 16:00
    4.83(6)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Shop

    Syntagma Metro Station

    7 min
    09:00 - 20:00
    5(6)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Local company

    Gargaretta

    7 min
    09:00 - 21:00
    5(4)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Shop

    Mets

    5 min
    08:00 - 02:00
    5(3)

    € 5

    bag/day

  • Shop

    St. Paul Anglican Church

    6 min
    09:30 - 19:00
    5(1)

    € 5

    bag/day

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    Jamel
    10 hours ago
    Quick and easy to book and drop off and collection was seamless.
    Patrick
    11 hours ago
    Easy to find, easy to drop off and pick up. Very kindly staff. Easily use this again.
    TOMONORI
    15 hours ago
    I'm glad I met such a kind person. Thank you. Vielen Danke
    Samantha
    1 day ago
    Really handy storage, close to the train station, great price
    kirsty
    1 day ago
    Brilliant. Great location, quick and easy. Really friendly and helpful staff. Would definitely recommend.
    Maria
    1 day ago
    It is very practical and easy to share with this setpoint system. The lloc is central and he is very busy
    Agnes
    1 day ago
    Good place for bag/suitcase storage. Friendly people!
    Christine
    1 day ago
    Overall experience excellent. Website easy to navigate. Owner waiting for us. Would definitely use again
    Traveler
    1 day ago
    The ladies are very nice!! I can only recommend everyone to leave their suitcase there, very trustworthy. Super cute shop!! With a cute cat. Thank you very much!
    Mateusz
    1 day ago
    Good place to leave luggage, very close to railway station

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    Luggage storage in Temple of Olympian Zeus with Radical Storage

    Who wants to be burdened by heavy suitcases when they are visiting the iconic landmarks of the Greek reign, like the Temple of Olympian Zeus? The answer is nobody! This is why Radical Storage brings you convenient luggage storage facilities that you can rely on during your foreign travels.

    With Radical Storage, you have the freedom to move anywhere you want, anytime you want, by leaving your bags behind at our secure facilities. We collaborate with regional businesses around famous tourist hubs to offer you 24/7 luggage storage services everywhere you go. No matter which partner location you reserve using our mobile app or website, the same rate of 5€ per bag/per day applies.

    About the Temple of Olympian Zeus

    Also known as the Columns of the Olympian Zeus, this mythical temple in the heart of Athens city was built for the father of all Greek gods, Zeus. The credit for this iconic work of art goes to Athenian tyrants who started the construction of the Temple of Olympian Zeus in the 6th century BC.

    However, the creation of what was envisioned to be the largest temple in Greece couldn’t have been carried out if it wasn’t for the famous Roman Emperor Hadrian, who ordered its completion in the 2nd century AD. Now it’s a must-see destination in Greece, and the Temple of Olympian Zeus tickets cost 8€ in winter and 4€ in summer.

    There are many ways to get to the Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens. The easiest one is to get on the Line 2 metro from the Acropolis station. If by a chance, you are at the Athens National Garden, you can get there in less than 5 minutes on foot. The Temple of Olympian Zeus opening hours are 8 am to 3 pm on all days of the week.

    Temple of Olympian Zeus Facts

    Here are some facts about the Temple of Olympian Zeus that you didn’t know:

    • The original structure of the temple had 104 massive columns, each as tall as 17 meters, and made from a single piece of white Pentelic marble. Pentelic marble is famous for its sturdiness which is why so many ancient Greek structures are still standing after decades.

    • The Temple of Olympian Zeus has been through a fair share of storms, earthquakes, and natural disasters in the early centuries after its completion. After all the destruction, only 15 of the 104 columns survived, which you see today.

    • The temple was severely vandalized and plundered by the barbarians a century after its completion in the era of the Roman King Hadrian. Its condition further went downhill after the fall of the Roman Empire.
    • The Temple of Olympian used to be adorned by a large collection of statues, maps, and visuals of the Roman provinces. The famous statues included those of the Roman gods, King Hadrian, and Zeus, all of which are in ruins now.

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