Luggage Storage Athens National Garden

Make your trip to Athens relaxing and calm by taking a stroll in the lush National Garden after storing your bags at our luggage storage facilities nearby. Radical Storage partners with local companies in different cities to offer you convenient and affordable luggage storage services anywhere you go, whether it’s a garden or a railway station.

The booking process for Radical Storage services is very simple and totally online. All you have to do is download the mobile app (or open our website), turn on the GPS on your device, and search for suitable storage locations near your area. Whichever spot you choose, you can reserve it by paying a fair amount of 5€ per day per bag.

About Athens National Garden

Spread over an area of 38 acres, the Athens National Garden is a communal park situated between the Pangrati and Kolonaki neighborhoods in the center of Athens. Its strategic location next to the vibrant Syntagma Square and the back side of the important Parliament building makes it a busy tourist hub in the city.

The National Garden in Athens was constructed in 1840 on the orders of Queen Amalia, who was the first-ever female ruler of Greece. initially, the garden was home to more than 500 different types of plants from all over the world, but with time, that number reduced due to unfavorable weather.

The opening hours are 6 am to 7 pm, but to experience the true beauty of Athens National Gardens, the best time to visit is the sunrise or a little before the sunset. The Athens National Garden entrance fee is zero, meaning anyone can visit the garden for free. Taking the metro line 2 or 3 to Syntagma station is the fastest way to get there from Athens.

Things to do in Athens National Garden

Take a break from exploring the spectacular Greek landmarks, like the Panathenaic Stadium, and head over to the National Garden for a soothing experience. Once you get there, start by taking a slow walk around the park to admire the beautiful floral collection.

As you move deeper into the garden, you will see many antique structures of the 19th century, like the former Roman villa designs, a ruined water pipe, and the remains of an ancient fountain. There is plenty of shaded space for you to sit and catch your breath while you explore this public park.

For all the flora and fauna lovers, the National Garden in Athens also has a diverse Botanical Museum and a Zoological Garden with over 400 unique animal species. This part of the National Garden is especially visited by tourists with children.

As you move out from the Garden, you will find yourself next to the remarkable architecture of the Parliament building on one side and the Benaki Museum on the other side. So, store your luggage at our secure facilities and explore all of these tourist destinations in one go.