Dafni-Ymittos Holiday Deals

Dafni-Ymittos Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Dafni-Ymittos

Quit adulting for a bit. It's time to skip to that crazy good part of your life where you hit up Athens! This sensational city is jam-packed with surprises, and you'll find a good chunk of them hiding in neighhourhoods like Dafni-Ymittos. One of the best bits of travelling is the people you meet on the way. And with 650,000 people calling the capital of Greece home, there's plenty of opportunities to meet new BFFs. To get to Dafni-Ymittos from Eleftherios Venizelos Airport, grab a taxi, throw your bags in the boot and head 18 kilometres to the west. If you're coming from the centre, you'll need to journey 3 kilometres southeast.

Some of this city's top attractions are located near Dafni-Ymittos, and the Parthenon and Acropolis are two of the most impressive. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue onwards to Syntagma Square and the Acropolis Museum. While you're here, consider checking out other neighbourhoods to experience more of what Athens has to offer. Neos Kosmos and Viron are good suggestions that are a short distance away.

Visiting big-name attractions like Roman Agora is one of the best things about travelling. From Dafni-Ymittos, it's not hard to get to. It's situated just 3 kilometres to the northwest.

If you're up for browsing a few of the highlights in central Athens, don't forget to include the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Benaki Museum. The National Archaeological Museum of Athens and Mount Lycabettus are a few more of the area's biggest draw cards.

The area's various cultural sites, such as the Athens National Gallery, the Pandora Art Gallery, the Athens Gallery and the Onassis Cultural Centre, cannot be missed!

Sometimes an artwork can impress you so much that you just have to find out more about it. See if the staff can give you some information about the works at the Benaki Islamic Art Museum, the Goulandris Museum of Cycladic Art, the National Museum of Contemporary Art and the Museum of the City of Athens.

From interactive exhibits to curious objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep all ages interested. If you get caught off guard by a rainy day, why not head on over to the Technopolis, the National Historical Museum, Athens Planetarium and the Athens War Museum?

One of the measures of an excellent performance tends to be the amount of applause when the curtains close. Be part of a standing ovation at Lycabettus Theater, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, the Coronet Theater and the Athens Concert Hall.

Locating kid-friendly places is often the number one priority when planning a family holiday. Keep an eye open for the National Library of Greece, the Museum of Greek Children's Art, the Eugenides Foundation and the Emotions Museum of Childhood.

Venture outdoors and take in the vistas at the Athens National Garden, Areopagus Hill, Hill of the Nymphs and Hymettus.

Prepare a picnic and invite a few friends down for an afternoon in one of the wonderful green spaces nearby. Take your pick from Pedion Areos Park, Plato's Academy Park and Stavros Niarchos Park.

A trip away is a great time to hit the shops and grab a souvenir or two. Remember to swing by Monastiraki Flea Market, Athens Central Market, Athens Heart Mall and Sunday Flea Market!

The Ancient Agora, Hellenic Parliament, the Filopappos Hill and the Arch of Hadrian have so many tales to tell. History nerd or not, you'll certainly learn something at these time-weathered sites.

Learn about the region's spiritual side at the Erechtheion, the Temple of Athena Nike, Greek Evangelical Church and Kaisariani Monastery. These places are worth visiting whether you're religious or not.

Hotels in Dafni-Ymittos

There's no need to get your knickers in a twist about securing your Dafni-Ymittos hotel. lastminute.com.au lists more than 210 accommodations. Don't forget though, the sooner you make a decision, the sooner you can start setting out your amazing adventures! (You might also save a bit of cash too.)

Thankfully, there's a room for you in Dafni-Ymittos. For a place that won't burn a hole in your wallet, take a look at the Periscope Hotel (22 Charitos Str, Kolonaki) or the Hermes Hotel (19 Apollonos Street, Plaka). But if a bit of luxury is something you can't turn down, the Hotel Grande Bretagne, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Athens or the King George, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Athens will be right up your alley.

The Parthenon is a must-see for visitors to Dafni-Ymittos, and staying within a short walk is a great way to fully enjoy it. The AVA Hotel & Suites is located just 0.7 kilometres away. Equally popular is the Electra Palace Athens.