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Fly from Bangkok to Athens with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Bangkok to Athens with Etihad Airways and swap the Thai capital’s shining, historic temples for the fascinating relics of Ancient Greece.
Athens has rightly earned the title as one of Europe’s most interesting cities. Beyond the many famous landmarks, such as the Acropolis and Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Greek capital is also home to many welcoming sandy beaches, fascinating museums and tasty Mediterranean cuisine.
Flying from Bangkok to Athens: FAQs
What’s the weather like in Athens?
Thanks to its Mediterranean climate, Athens enjoys long summers that are hot and dry. From May until September, the temperature rarely drops below 20°C, with the warmest months being July and August when the average is closer to 29°C.
For those wanting some slightly cooler weather or to visit at a quieter time, March, April, October and November bring milder temperatures but still guarantee plenty of sunshine
Where should I stay in Athens?
For first-time visitors to Athens, the neighbourhood of Plaka is a great base thanks to its close proximity to several prominent attractions, including the Acropolis.
The upscale area of Kolonaki also boasts a favourable location and provides easy access to many high-end restaurants and designer boutiques. Meanwhile, Monastiraki is popular with families due to its central location, countless casual cafes and bustling market.
Top tips for Bangkok to Athens
Visit a striking temple
Just as The Temple of the Emerald Buddha is one of the most visited sites in Bangkok, the Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year.
Once boasting 104 Corinthian columns, today only 15 remain. It’s still an awe-inspiring sight to behold. For a further glimpse into Greece’s glorious past, the Acropolis is also just a short walk away.
Relax in the National Gardens
To escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok you might head to Lumphini Park. If you’re looking for a place to kick back and relax in Athens, then the National Gardens offer a picturesque and peaceful retreat.
Commissioned in 1838 by Queen Amalia – the first queen of Greece – the gardens cover 16 hectares and boast expansive green spaces, numerous ponds and even a small zoo.