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Featured Hotels Near Panathenaic Stadium Athens
Agras 25 (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
Located in the heart of Athens Athens Green Apartments features a garden and free WiFi throughout. The emblematic Panathenaic Stadium is just 656 feet away while vibrant areas of Athens are located within a short distance of the property.
4 Fokianou St. (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
Pi Athens is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Athens. The property has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at Pi Athens.
4 Fokianou St. (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
Offering a sun terrace and views of the garden Pi Athens is located in Athens 656 feet from Panathenaic Stadium. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Each room includes Cocomat mattresses and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
19 Eratosthenous (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
Art in Athens Suite is located in Athens just a 17-minute walk from Ermou Street and 0.8 miles from Syntagma Metro Station.
5 Aftomedontos (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
11 Eratosthenous (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
In the Pagkrati district of Athens close to Panathenaic Stadium Vintage Apartment in Downtown Athens! features free WiFi and a washing machine. The property is 1.5 km from Acropolis Museum and 1.6 km from Anafiotika.
Iliodorou 2-4 (0.2 km from Panathenaic Stadium)
Iliodorou2-4 is located in Athens just a 18-minute walk from Syntagma Square and 1.1 miles from Acropolis Museum. This apartment offers air-conditioned accommodations with a terrace.
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About Hotels in Panathenaic Stadium!
The Panathenaic Stadium Athens is an historic stadium located in the heart of the city. This iconic venue has been host to events since antiquity, and its rich cultural history is reflected in its architecture, which dates back to 566 BC. The original construction was built on the site of a much smaller facility that had existed since classical times.
The stadium was originally used for athletic competitions such as foot races and chariot racing, but over time it has also hosted concerts, religious ceremonies, political gatherings and theatrical performances.
The stadium was renovated between 1895 and 1896 with white marble from Mount Penteli, creating an elegant neoclassical structure that could seat up to 50,000 spectators. It is a partially enclosed facility with two long side walls connected by semicircular ends at either end of the track. Its main feature is the striking arched entrance on its south side, which leads into a large central area surrounded by tiered seating along the sides of the track. Within this structure stands a tall obelisk which was erected in 1929 to commemorate Pheidippides’ legendary run from Marathon to Athens proclaiming victory over Persia in 490 BC.
Today, much of its original design remains intact and it continues to be used for sporting events such as international athletics meetings and football matches as well as various cultural activities including artistic performances and exhibitions. The Panathenaic Stadium Athens is truly unique; it symbolizes both ancient Greek tradition and modern culture in equal measure, making it one of Europe's most cherished national monuments.