Belgrade to Athens Flights

Flying from Belgrade International Airport

Also known as Nikola Tesla Airport, Belgrade International Airport is located 7.5 miles west of central Belgrade, in the Surcin Municipality. It was renamed in honor of the Serbian inventor in 2006, and is currently owned and operated as a public enterprise. Several major airlines serve this airport, including Air France, Air One, Croatia Airlines, and Wizz Air. If you want to travel by plane from Belgrade, you can check out ebookers to find tickets or packages that will save you money.

Airport Parking in Belgrade

The airport provides several parking options if you choose to drive your personal vehicle to your flight. There is a parking garage for long-term parking and another large parking area, located near the terminal for short-term parking. The multi-level car parking garage has 521 parking spaces and is available throughout the day. The P3 parking lot, which is located across from the cargo warehouse, is available from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and costs 400 RSD per day.

Transportation to Nikola Tesla Airport

If you are driving, you can reach the airport by following Highway E70 or by going in the direction of Zagreb and then turning towards Obrenovac. Another way of getting to the airport is by using a shuttle bus. These leave hourly from Slavija square in the centre of Belgrade, via the Fontana square and the Central Station. You can also take a taxi, but make sure to choose one that has a blue oval license plate to make sure it's a legal one.

Restaurants at Belgrade Airport

There are several shops and restaurants at the airport that you can go to if you have time. You can get something to eat or drink from the Aviator or Business Club Lounge restaurants or from any of the four bars located in Terminal 1.

Flying to Athens

As one of the oldest cities in the world, Athens welcomes visitors from around the world to its ancient ruins and beautiful landscapes. Flights into the area land at Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos. The airport is located about twenty-six miles from downtown Athens and is a main hub for Olympic Air and Aegean Airlines. Plan your next getaway by looking up flights on ebookers.

Transportation from the Airport

There are five car rental agencies located on the arrivals level of the main terminal building for your convenience. Taxi service from the airport to the city of Athens is available at a flat daytime rate of €35 and night-time rate of €50. Four regional bus routes and the KTEL Express service routinely pick up passengers in front of the main terminal. The airport station for Metro rail service is located across the street in the terminal parking area.

Weather in Athens

Athens experiences extremely warm weather in the months of July and August, where the daily high can top 32°C. Make sure to pack swimsuits in order to make the most of the area's beaches and swim clubs. Temperatures cool down in the months of December through March, and you'll want to pack a warm jacket and layer your clothing for temperatures that average in the mid-40s.

Things to Do in Athens

The summer months in Athens are busy as thousands of European tourists take their holiday in the city. Beaches are crowded and air fares will be higher than at other times throughout the year. A good off-season time to visit the area is from April through June, when great deals can be found and the weather is warm enough to enjoy outdoor activities. Visiting historic sites such as the Parthenon and the Acropolis is a must while you are in Athens. Take time for unique experiences that include a visit to the Monastiraki Flea Market or indulge in a fresh fish lunch at the Agora-Athens Central Market. No matter what you decide to do, you'll find an exciting blend of old and new in the ancient city of Athens.