Τhe best of Athens in less than a day! Follow us along!
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Our Athens half day tour offers you the opportunity to explore the real beauty of the city and the antitheses that have helped shape this place as we know it.
The first visit made is at Syntagma (Constitution) Square. There is where you’ll get to see the changing of the guards and their perfectly coordinated moves, as well as the Greek Parliament and the Presidential Mansion, that is actually former King’s Palace.
What follows is a visit to the Panathenaic stadium, where the Olympic Games were revived in 1896, the Temple of Zeus, the sacred rock of the Acropolis hosting the Propylaea, the Erechtheion, the Temple of Athena Nike and -of course, the Parthenon.
You’ll also get to see the well known trilogy of culture, including the Academy of Athens, the National Library and the University of Athens.
Our next stop will be at Lycabettus Hill, that offers a magnificent panorama of the city and we’ll afterwards drive through modern Athens, make a stop at Ermou Street, the main shopping street of the city and continue to Plaka and the Flea Market.
| HIGHLIGHTS | Acropolis Hill, Temple of Zeus, Old Olympic Stadium, Changing of the Guards, Lycabettus hill, Academy of science, Athens University, National Library, Ancient Agora, Modern City, Placa, The Old City |
| TOUR DURATION | 5 hours |
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| NOT INCLUDED | Entrance fees, drinks, meals, accommodation and /or gratuities |
Notes
- All local taxes, VAT, tolls and baggage charges are included in the rates.
- Prices are set per tour and not per person.
- Drivers will not wait for more than 60 minutes after the indicated pick-up time.
- All tours are private, personal and flexible.
Τhe driver is not permitted to enter any archaeological sites or museums with you.
Allowed to do so are only licensed guides.
In case such a service is needed, we can book a licensed guide for you.
All the services are subject to weather conditions, traffic regulations and all potential events beyond the control of the service supplier, such as strikes, demonstrations and so on.
Should such an event occur, that partially or in full affects the provision of the service, the provider shall apply all reasonable effort for its fulfillment.
If those efforts nonetheless fail, the service provider shall not be held responsible.
