Top Museums in Athens

Chartering a private flight to and from Athens, Greece is something that we can easily organise being a locally based company. We specialize in providing international air charter services to Athens and other Greek destinations. Especially during the summer months, some of our most popular private flight routes are from Athens to Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Costa Navarino, Porto Heli, just to name a few. We offer exclusive private air charter services to the most remote islands and destinations in Greece.

Arriving in Athens by private aircraft gives you the perfect opportunity to explore the city’s top museums. From the Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological Museum to the Museum of Cycladic Art and the Benaki Museum, Athens offers an unparalleled journey through Greek history, art, and culture.

Whether you are flying in from a European city or connecting from a Greek island, contact us to arrange your private jet or helicopter transfer and make the most of your time in the capital. Be sure to check our latest empty leg offers for exceptional rates on select routes.

Acropolis Museum – Situated just below the Acropolis, the Acropolis Museum offers breathtaking views of the Parthenon and a modern, immersive way to explore ancient Athens. Opened in 2009, the museum displays over 4,000 artifacts spanning from the Mycenaean period to Early Christian times, including the Archaic Korai and the sculptural masterpieces of the Parthenon. Its striking architecture, featuring natural light and glass floors revealing ongoing excavations, connects visitors directly with the city’s past, making it an essential stop for anyone seeking to understand the art, culture, and history of ancient Athens.

The National Archaeological Museum – The National Archaeological Museum is Greece’s largest and most important museum, showcasing artifacts from across the country. Its collection spans thousands of years, from prehistoric objects and Cycladic figurines to Classical sculptures and gold jewelry. Highlights include the Mask of Agamemnon, the bronze statue of Zeus or Poseidon, and exquisite Minoan and Mycenaean treasures. With its vast and carefully arranged galleries, the museum offers an essential journey through Greece’s history and artistic heritage.

The Benaki Museum – The Benaki Museum is one of Athens’ most distinguished cultural institutions, featuring a rich collection of art and artifacts spanning all periods of Greek history. Its exhibits include paintings, rare manuscripts, books, Byzantine icons, and archaeological findings, many of which were generously donated by private collectors. The museum offers a unique journey through Greece’s artistic, cultural, and historical heritage, highlighting both ancient traditions and modern achievements.

The Museum of Cycladic Art – The Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens is dedicated to the ancient cultures of the Aegean and Cyprus, with a special focus on Cycladic art. Its collection features the iconic minimalist marble figurines, as well as pottery, jewelry, and other artifacts from the Cycladic, Minoan, and Mycenaean civilizations. The museum provides a fascinating insight into the aesthetics, daily life, and spiritual practices of these early cultures, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the origins of Greek art and civilization.

The Byzantine and Christian Museum – The Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens showcases religious artifacts from across Greece, spanning the Byzantine era through to the modern period. Its extensive collection includes over 25,000 objects dating from the 3rd to the 20th century AD, featuring icons, frescoes, manuscripts, textiles, and liturgical items. The museum offers a comprehensive view of Greece’s rich religious and artistic heritage, highlighting the enduring influence of Byzantine culture on Greek history and identity.

The Athens City Museum –  Athens City Museum – The Athens City Museum presents the story of modern Athens, from the city’s designation as the capital of Greece in the early 19th century through the mid-20th century. Its collection includes paintings, personal collections, historical artifacts, and documents that illustrate the city’s social, cultural, and political evolution. The museum offers a fascinating insight into the development of Athens and its transformation into the vibrant capital it is today.

The Right Helicopters Based in Greece

The final cost of a helicopter rental is directly linked to flight time, which is why we strategically position our helicopters where they are needed most, eliminating unnecessary positioning fees.

Our extensive fleet is ready to take off from a variety of cities and islands, including Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini, ensuring fast, efficient, and cost-effective travel across Greece.

A great place to have a fancy cocktail is the Galaxy Room, located on the top floor of the Athens Hilton.

Have dinner in a charming old Athenian mansion at Michelin rated Spondi

Opt for Greek seafood at another Michelin rated restaurant, Varoulko

Book a table with a view of the sea from the Athens Riviera restaurants Ithaki and Matsuhisa.

Find the luxury labels you love and fine Greek jewelry shops on Voukourestiou street.  Boutique shopping is a pleasure in city’s central posh district of Kolonaki or the Athenian Riviera neighborhood of Glyfada.

Travel Tip: Check out our Athenian Riviera – Sounion, a helicopter sightseeing tour, offering you the unique opportunity to visit one of Greece’s most impressive historical monuments, the Temple of Poseidon.