Jacuzzi · Penthouse Apartment · Athens, Greece
Gazi, Athens
Gazi is one of Athens' most vibrant districts — a former industrial quarter reborn as the city's nightlife and culture hub.
Neighbourhood Highlights
Gazi is a former industrial neighbourhood in central Athens, now known for its nightlife, art galleries, cafés and restaurants. By day it has street art, galleries and boutique shops; by night, bars, restaurants and clubs. It sits close to the city centre and Kerameikos Metro Station (Line 3).
Why Choose Gazi?
- Some of the best nightlife in Athens
- Art and culture at every corner
- Excellent dining with diverse options
- Great accessibility to all major city attractions
Getting Around
Gazi is a walkable neighbourhood, with plenty of restaurants and bars just minutes from the door and the Technopolis cultural centre a comfortable 16-minute walk away. Metaxourgeio Metro Station is about 800 m away — roughly a 12-minute walk along streets with sidewalks. Kerameikos station, about a 13-minute walk away, sits directly on Metro Line 3 — the same line that runs straight through to Athens International Airport, about an hour door-to-door with no transfer required. Metaxourgeio station is also on Line 2, which continues, with no transfer, to Akropoli station beside the Acropolis itself — a metro alternative to the roughly 37-minute walk there on foot. Several bus and trolley lines operate around Gazi, and taxis and ride-hailing apps are widely used and affordable.
Walking Distance
Restaurants & rooftop bars
1–5 min walk
Metaxourgeio Metro Station
12 min walk · 800 m
Kerameikos Metro Station
13 min walk · 900 m
Kerameikos Archaeological Site & Museum
10 min walk
Technopolis & Gazi nightlife
16 min walk · 1.1 km
Psiri
22 min walk · 1.5 km
Monastiraki
27 min walk · 1.9 km
Historic city centre
Short, cheap taxi ride
Acropolis
37 min walk · 2.4 km
Acropoli Metro Station (Line 2)
40 min walk · 2.8 km
Athens International Airport (ATH)
About 1 hour via Metro Line 3, or by taxi
Finding the Building
Look for the green "Entry" arrow pointing to the building entrance on Pithodorou 35 — the photo below shows exactly what to look for from the street.
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