Eastern European Time (Athens)
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Greece uses one time zone, Eastern European Time (Athens). In January clocks read UTC+2 (GMT+2); in July they read UTC+3 (GMT+3). The difference is daylight saving time.
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Local times come from your browser's IANA time zone data.
| Zone | January | July | Daylight saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern European Time (Athens) | UTC+2 (GMT+2) | UTC+3 (GMT+3) | Yes |
City clocks in Greece:
Typical times at each zone's reference point, in that zone's local clock. Year-to-year drift is under a couple of minutes; dates near a daylight saving change can shift the clock reading by an hour.
| Time of year | Sunrise | Sunset | Day length |
|---|---|---|---|
| March equinox (about Mar 20) | 06:28 | 18:36 | 12ย h 08ย m |
| June solstice (about Jun 21) | 06:02 | 20:51 | 14ย h 48ย m |
| September equinox (about Sep 22) | 07:12 | 19:22 | 12ย h 10ย m |
| December solstice (about Dec 21) | 07:37 | 17:08 | 9ย h 31ย m |
Same time as Greece in both January and July:
Aligned for part of the year only, because one side changes clocks for daylight saving:
Greece uses a single civil time zone, Eastern European Time (Athens).
Yes. The clock moves between UTC+2 in January and UTC+3 in July.
In January: UTC+2. In July: UTC+3. The live cards above show the difference from your own clock right now.
Zone list verified 2026-07. Live times and sun calculations run in your browser from its built-in IANA time zone data and standard NOAA solar equations.