Luggage Storage Acropolis Station

Not everybody gets a chance to visit the mythical landmark of the Acropolis, so if you do, make sure you are making the most of your time there. Radical Storage helps you do that by offering dependable options for luggage storage in Acropolis station and nearby locations.

Leave your bags with us for just 5€ per day per bag while you discover the roots of this historical city of Greece. Radical Storage has a simple booking procedure that lets you browse nearby storage facilities by turning on the GPS on your device. Once you find a suitable location, just pay online and drop off your suitcases anytime you want.

About Acropolis Station

Acropolis metro station Athens is known for taking tourists from all parts of Athens city to the iconic Acropolis. It is a busy station that connects directly to the Athens Metro Line 2 and serves as the gateway to the Acropolis Museum and the Acropolis of Athens.

Compared to the other metro stations in Athens, this one is not that old. It was constructed in November 2000, although the station was a part of the original line map of the Athens Metro. In the initial metro plan, the name of this station was Olympieion which was later changed to Acropolis.

If your first stop from the airport is the Acropolis, then taking the Athens metro is the cheapest and quickest way. There is no direct line from Athens airport to Acropolis metrostation so you have to take the blue line to Syntagma station in Syntagma Square, and then hop onto a red line metro from Elliniko station until you reach Acropolis station.

Tourist attractions near Acropolis Station

• Acropolis of Athens Often known as the Sacred Rock, the Acropolis of Athens is a massive hill with several Greek structures standing on it such as the incredible Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, and Erechtheion. This archeological symbol of Greek history is just 7 minutes far from the station.
• The Parthenon, which is the magnificent Greek temple resting on top of the famous Acropolis hill is situated just 7 minutes away from the Acropolis station. Parthenon was built for the Greek goddess Athena and is now a global historical landmark.
• Acropolis Museum is the nearest attraction to the Acropolis metro, located just 400 meters away. From the station, you can get there in 2 minutes and explore the huge collection of archeological findings of the Mycenaean civilization.
• Odeon of Herodes Atticus This ancient Roman structure on the southeastern side of the Acropolis hill is just 6 minutes away from the Acropolis train station. You can visit the Odeon of Herodes Atticus to admire the remains of a remarkable amphitheater of 161 AD.