Dublin to Athens Flights on Aer Lingus from €69.60*

Aer Lingus operates a daily service from Dublin (DUB) to Athens (ATH). We offer departures throughout the day for your convenience.

Why fly Dublin to Athens with Aer Lingus?

Since 1936 we've had the pleasure of flying hundreds of millions of people from all around the world. Taking care of people is in our DNA and we look forward to looking after many generations to come. We're simply people who do everything we can for the people who fly with us. At Aer Lingus, you're very welcome. 

How long is the flight from Dublin to Athens?

The distance between Dublin and Athens is 2853 km (1773 miles). The total flight time between Dublin airport and Athens is 3 hours and 50 minutes.

Things to do and places to see in Athens

There is no need to introduce this iconic city. Athens is the capital of Greece and its largest city. It's one of the oldest cities in the World with historical records reaching back 3,400 years. There is no need to say that the city is full of breathtaking places, monuments and buildings. It's hard to decide which sites and places to recommend as there are so many. We did our best to select the top 3. See our picks below.

1. The Acropolis: This stunning citadel located on a hill above the city is probably one of the most known ancient sites in the world. Its age is estimated at approximately 2,500 years. It consists of a number of smaller buildings like the Erechtheion, Temple of Athena Nike or Parthenon. Most of them are in ruins today but the spirit of the past is still intact. It's a must-see when visiting Athens.
2. Temple of Poseidon: If you are a fan of Greek mythology you must see the Temple of Poseidon. The palace of the God Of Sea is located on Cape Sounio. The temple was built to guide all sailors coming back home from their voyage at the sea. Today only a skeleton of a marble temple is standing on Caoe Sounio but it's worth a visit.
3. Odeon of Herodes Atticus: This is a fabulous site. The Roman built concert hall was first built in 161 AD. It was covered with a cedar wood roof at the time and it had a capacity of 5,000 guests. It was totally destroyed in 275 and was hidden in the rubble up to 1848 when Kyriakos Pittakis took up the excavation of the site. The theatre was restored in 1950 and it's in use today. We hope you can manage to experience a concert in Odeon as the acoustics of the marble structure will amaze you for sure.

How far is it from Athens airport to the city centre

Athens Airport is located approximately 35km south east of the city centre. The city is much closer in a straight line but the Kesarini mountain sits right in the middle between Athens and the airport. There are many transport options available to you on your arrival.

Taxi: Taxis are available outside the Terminal, exit 3. It's best to agree on an approx fee for the ride to town in advance and get a receipt afterwards. We recommend pre-booking your taxi online to avoid any surprises! The journey to the city centre should take around 30 minutes and the fee should be around €40. Uber is also available at the Airport. Download the application in order to use that service.

Bus: Athens Airport is well connected with the city centre by bus. There are many routes available from the airport. The bus service runs 24 hours, every 30-60 minutes. The trip to town will take around 40 minutes and it will cost you less than €15. It might prove to be a time-consuming option, given the waiting times.

Train: Athens Airport is connected by the Proastikos train line with Larisa Station in the city centre. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes and costs less than €15. It's an easy and inexpensive way to get to town from the Airport.