Acropolis: We'll start our tour with a visit to the iconic Acropolis, a symbol of ancient Greece. Explore the majestic Parthenon and soak in panoramic views of Athens from this historic landmark.
Acropolis Museum: After visiting the Acropolis, head to the Acropolis Museum where centuries of Greek history and culture come to life through an impressive collection of artifacts and sculptures from the Acropolis site.
Hadrian’s Arch and Temple of Olympian Zeus: Next, we pass by Hadrian's Arch and then visit the Temple of Olympian Zeus that stands in awe before the colossal ruins of this ancient temple, once dedicated to the king of the Olympian gods, Zeus, and admire its towering Corinthian columns.
Panathenaic Stadium: Afterward, we proceed to Panathenaic Stadium, also known as Kallimarmaro, the site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, offering a glimpse into ancient Greek athletics.
Lycabettus Hill: Ascend to the summit of Lycabettus Hill for panoramic views of Athens, its coastline, and beyond, providing a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city below.
Maximou Mansion: Descending the hill we will pass by the Maximou Mansion, the official residence of the Prime Minister of Greece, showcasing neoclassical architecture and historical significance.
Greek Parliament: Following that we will approach Syntagma Square, in front of which is located the majestic Greek Parliament building, a symbol of democracy standing proud amidst the bustling streets.
Tomb of Unknown Soldier: There we will witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony, who guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a solemn monument dedicated to Greek soldiers who sacrificed their lives in war,
Athens Trilogy: Continuing onwards we will find ourselves in the neoclassical Athens Trilogy—comprising the National Library, University, and Academy.
Ancient Agora: As we continue through the heart of Athens, where ancient history meets modern vitality, we will approach to the ancient marketplace of the Agora, once the political, social, and commercial hub of Athens, featuring landmarks like the Temple of Hephaestus and the Stoa of Attalos.
Archaeological Museum: If time permits, we conclude your tour with a visit to the Archaeological Museum, home to a vast collection of artifacts spanning Greek antiquity, offering insights into the art, culture, and daily life of ancient civilizations.
Finally, we offer the chance to dine at local, non-touristy restaurant for an authentic taste of Greek cuisine, free from the crowded and commercialized atmosphere often found in tourist spots.
