Athens

Olympic Stadium, Athens

About Olympic Stadium

Apart from witnessing the glory of its expansive paths, this Olympic Stadium gives you a chance to participate in frequent jogging and walking sessions. Imagine yourself running on the same lines where the legendary athletes have showcased their talent.

The Olympic Stadium is also a great tourist attraction for huge groups and students, especially those interested in Greece packages. Everyone can get a guided or audio tour of the arena and participate in the athletic programs. You can also host events and tournaments on the ground through a special request.

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Olympic Stadium Highlights

• Check out the biggest sports complex in Greece, Olympic Stadium which has served as the 2004 Summer Olympic Stadium and 2004 Summer Paralympics.
• Participate in the jogging routine between 7:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. or simply walk around the stadium to follow the paths of famous athletes.
• Take a guided tour of the Olympic Stadium which happens every 50 minutes via an audio guide or an expert who accompanies you everywhere.
• Enjoy sports activities and competitions of throwing, long jumping, and tracking events and get your hands on the certificates and medals provided by the stadium.
• Visit the gift shop to take souvenirs which will remind you of this amazing tour and turn into an everlasting connection between you and the Olympic legends.

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Point of Interest for Olympic Stadium

Take a tour of the Stadium Ground

The main attraction of the stadium is the ground itself. It was the centre stage of the 2004 Summer Olympics and was named after the first marathon winner in history. This place has a capacity of more than 69,000 seats and displays a gorgeous architectural design. Visit and explore the vast grounds of the Olympic Stadium where legendary athletes have competed. You can also participate in the regular jogging and sports activities scheduled on the grounds.

Visit the Olympic Cauldron

The Olympic Cauldron is located inside the stadium. It is where the Olympic flame burned at the time of the 2004 Summer Olympics. The structure holds true to the Olympic Games and sportsman spirit organised years ago in Athens. You can look at the cauldron up close and feel the excitement rushing through the hearts of the players. Millions of people watched the flames during the opening and closing ceremonies and felt a rush within their hearts.

Relax for sometime at the Olympic Park

Olympic Park surrounds the actual complex and provides you with a scenic space to unwind. There are walking paths, gardens, and fountains everywhere. You can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and scenery everywhere. There are artwork and sculptures related to the Olympic Games, making it a culturally exciting experience. This is the perfect spot for relaxing and even jogging if you feel like it.

Indulge in Sports Activities

The Olympic Stadium is the perfect place to indulge in exciting sports activities. You can participate in the organised tours which will give you an insight into the Olympic game rituals. Jog, run, throw, or skip around the paths. The complex hosts several cultural festivals, athletic events, and concerts. These activities give you a chance to recreate the moments of athletes and something to cherish forever.

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