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Flights from Eindhoven to Athens

Dreaming of discovering 1 of the oldest cities in the world? Fly directly from Eindhoven to Athens with Transavia. Whether you're going on a city trip or a longer holiday, there is always something special to experience in Athens. Stroll through the historic streets, taste the most delicious gyros, or enjoy a glass of ouzo on a sunny terrace. Book your flight tickets from Eindhoven to Athens with Transavia and discover the rich history and charm of Greece's capital city.

Airport of departure

Eindhoven Airport

Flight time

A flight from Eindhoven to Athens takes about 04:05 hours.

Airport of arrival

Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos Airport)

Currency

The currency used in Greece is the Euro (EUR).

Discover the best activities in Athens

Athens is a city full of surprises where culture, history, and modern city life come together. Here are 5 activities you really shouldn't miss.

  1. Visit the Acropolis

    This is 1 of the most extraordinary sights in the world. The Acropolis not only offers breathtaking views of the city, but will also take you on a trip back in ancient Greek history.

  2. Explore the National Archaeological Museum

    Want to learn more about ancient Greek society and culture? Don't skip out on a visit to this museum. Here you will find the most important ancient Greek relics.

  3. Stroll through the Plaka district

    Plaka is Athens' oldest district, with narrow streets, charming restaurants, and fun shops. It's the perfect place to soak up the local culture and enjoy the atmosphere.

  4. Relax in the National Garden

    Enjoy a peaceful walk or a relaxing picnic. This is your chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre.

  5. Visit the Panathenaic Stadium

    The Panathenaic Stadium is incredible and is built entirely of marble. It was the venue of the first modern Olympic Games, making it a must-see for both history buffs and sports fans.

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