Studio in 1930s Listed Building Near Syntagma Square

Slumber soundly on the high-thread-count sheets of the king bed, in a minimalist apartment that combines elements of classical design with industrial style. Attractive features include the chevron wood floors and the well-chosen objets d'art. This apartment is only a 2-minute walk from Syntagma Square, part of the historic commercial area of Athens, with some of the city's attractions not far away. The many specialist shops locally sell everything from cheese to vintage clothes. The studio is located on the first floor in a well preserved, block of flats built in 1930's. It 's situated on the first floor and you can either use the stairs or the elevator. The compination of elemens of classical architecture and industrial style creates a bright and spacious place. The nearest metro station is in Syntagma square where you can pick line 2 and 3. However, you’ll probably enjoy walking to any spot of interest: - Syntagma (Parliament) square / National Gardens - 2 min - Panathenaic Stadium (Kallimarmaro) - 10 min - Aeropagitou pedestrian axis / Acropolis Museum - 10 min - Plaka - 10 min - Acropolis - 15 min - Exarhia / National Archaeological Museum - 20 min - Monastiraki - 3 min walk If you enjoy jogging, the National Gardens are only a 2 min walk from the flat. Another alternative is the beautiful pedestrian axis of Aeropagitou, running along the Acropolis hill, 10 min walk from the studio. If you wish to take a swim in the sea, you can use the tram from Syntagma Square and reach the seaside of Athens in about 45 min. Access & Public Transport Syntagma square (metro line 2 and 3 – direct to the airport) – 2 min walk Monastiraki square (metro line 1 – direct to the port) – 3 min walk Transportation and access to/from the Airport and Piraeus harbour: - Athens International Airport 45 min drive by car/taxi 38 min with Public transport (metro) - Piraeus Harbor 20 min drive by car/taxi 45 min with public transport Apart from welcoming the guests we don't bother you with our presence any more until the day you leave,