Fly from Oslo to Athens for €152 return with Ryanair. The median price is €168. With one stopover, it's the most economical way to reach the Greek capital.
Price and when to book
Tickets range from €152 to €172 for return journeys. Booking in advance remains your best strategy: wait longer and prices climb. If you spot a ticket at €152–160, don't hesitate.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates this route with one stopover. It's not direct, but that's the trade-off for the lowest fare. No frills, but your wallet will thank you.
Best time to visit
Athens is pleasant year-round. October, November and April are ideal: moderate heat, fewer crowds and better value. July and August are scorching and pricey; January is cool but peaceful if you don't mind quieter streets.
What to do when you arrive
The Acropolis and Parthenon are essential. Wander Plaka's stone lanes, eat mezze by the Piraeus waterfront and catch sunset from Lycabettus Hill. The Acropolis Museum is unmissable. If you have spare days, Hydra island is a short ferry ride away.
FAQ
What's the cheapest flight from Oslo to Athens?
From €152 return with Ryanair. Sample prices also show €168 and €172, so expect around €160 median.
Is it a direct flight?
No. Ryanair operates this route with 1 stopover. That's part of the reason the price is so low.
Which airline flies Oslo to Athens?
Ryanair offers these fares. Other carriers have connections but will cost significantly more.
What to see in Athens in 3–4 days?
Spend one day on the Acropolis and its museums. Another in Plaka and the old town. The third at Piraeus and a ferry trip (Hydra, Aegina or Poros). A fourth, if you have it, on Lycabettus, ancient temples or simply exploring without rush.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
