150 activitati in Athens, GREECE

Athens’ signature landmark, the Parthenon, continues to fascinate visitors 2,453 years later. Discover stories from the Parthenon’s construction by Pheidias, Christian and Venetian times, to the removal of the Elgin marbles to London and Otto’s near conversion of the monument in his royal residence. Athens’ signature landmark, the Parthenon, continues to fascinate visitors 2,453 years later. Discover stories from the Parthenon’s construction by Pheidias, Christian and Venetian times, to the removal of the Elgin marbles to London and Otto’s near conversion of the monument in his royal residence. This is a tour guide app. It shares unique, true, short stories for selected exhibits. Each exhibit is presented through a list of multiple stories, where the user can see the title and the time duration of each story. You don’t need to be present to an exhibition area for the app to work. Clio Muse enables you to access the exhibits and their stories no matter where you are. The only thing you need is an active internet connection through wi-fi or 3G. You can download the app at home or at your hotel as a result, you can read our stories before you visit an exhibition, during your visit, or after. Clio Muse can be fun! Read true, entertaining, educational and short stories! Otto, the first King of Greece, had conceived a grandiose plan to convert the Acropolis into one of the most impressive palaces of Europe. The architectural designs had been entrusted to the Prussian architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781-1841). Together, they envisioned a new, eighth wonder of the world, which would harmoniously combine the ancient monuments with the modern buildings. Extensive gardens, water fountains, a new statue of Athena and even a hippodrome would be constructed on the Acropolis, all of which, according to Schinkel, would breathe new life to the sacred rock, transforming it into a live, timeless museum. Otto’s father, an admirer of ancient Greece, finally put paid to these plans and the area of modern day Syntagma square was chosen as the site for the new palace. Languages: Self-guided tour in English, Chinese and Greek. Others: This tour includes 10 sights with approximately 10 short stories for each sight. The distance you will walk is 4km and some of the areas you will visit are: Acropolis Museum, Philopappos hill, Monastiraki, Hellenic Parliament. Once you book the tour, Clio Muse will email you with easy step-by-step instructions on how to download the app on your Android or iOS devices (smartphones or tablets), and unlock the tour with your unique promo code. When you unlock it, you can: download the tour and take it with you, wherever you go, with full access to all the stories and the route map, even when you are offline; use it before, during, and after your visit and keep it when you go back home.

Find yourself in ancient Athens and meet the people who laid the foundations of Athenian democracy: Peisistratus, Solon, Cleisthenes, Socrates, and Pericles. Experience the journey from tyranny to the establishment of the democratic constitution. See the monuments that gave birth, propagated, and established the glory of democracy. Find yourself in ancient Athens and meet the people who laid the foundations of Athenian democracy: Peisistratus, Solon, Cleisthenes, Socrates, and Pericles. Experience the journey from tyranny to the establishment of the democratic constitution. See the monuments that gave birth, propagated, and established the glory of democracy. This is a tour guide app. It shares unique, true, short stories for selected exhibits. Each exhibit is presented through a list of multiple stories, where the user can see the title and the time duration of each story. You don’t need to be present to an exhibition area for the app to work. Clio Muse enables you to access the exhibits and their stories no matter where you are. The only thing you need is an active internet connection through wi-fi or 3G. You can download the app at home or at your hotel as a result, you can read our stories before you visit an exhibition, during your visit, or after. Clio Muse can be fun! Read true, entertaining, educational and short stories! Languages: English, Spanish, Italian and Greek. Others: This tour includes 11 sights with approximately 10 short stories for each sight. The distance you will walk is 2.3km and some of the areas you will visit are: Ancient Agora, Areopagus, Philopappos hill, Theatre of Dionysus, Aristotle’s Lyceum. Once you book the tour, Clio Muse will email you with easy step-by-step instructions on how to download the app on your Android or iOS devices (smartphones or tablets), and unlock the tour with your unique promo code. When you unlock it, you can: download the tour and take it with you, wherever you go, with full access to all the stories and the route map, even when you are offline; use it before, during, and after your visit and keep it when you go back home.

Discover the National Garden through interesting stories about its creator, Queen Amalia, also known as the Queen of the palm trees. Learn about the garden’s antiquities, its unique botanical collection and the garden’s wildlife. A former Royal garden that constitutes the most beautiful source of green in the Athens city center today! Discover the National Garden through interesting stories about its creator, Queen Amalia, also known as the Queen of the palm trees. Learn about the garden’s antiquities, its unique botanical collection and the garden’s wildlife. A former Royal garden that constitutes the most beautiful source of green in the Athens city center today! This is a tour guide app. It shares unique, true, short stories for selected exhibits. Each exhibit is presented through a list of multiple stories, where the user can see the title and the time duration of each story. You don’t need to be present to an exhibition area for the app to work. Clio Muse enables you to access the exhibits and their stories no matter where you are. The only thing you need is an active internet connection through wi-fi or 3G. You can download the app at home or at your hotel as a result, you can read our stories before you visit an exhibition, during your visit, or after. Clio Muse can be fun! Read true, entertaining, educational and short stories! Discover the National Garden through interesting stories about its creator, Queen Amalia, also known as the Queen of the palm trees. Learn about the garden’s antiquities, its unique botanical collection and the garden’s wildlife. A former Royal garden that constitutes the most beautiful source of green in the Athens city center today! Languages: English, Spanish, Italian and Greek. Others: This tour includes 11 sights with approximately 8 short stories for each sight. The distance you will walk is 2.3km and some of the area you will visit is the National Garden. Once you book the tour, Clio Muse will email you with easy step-by-step instructions on how to download the app on your Android or iOS devices (smartphones or tablets), and unlock the tour with your unique promo code. When you unlock it, you can: download the tour and take it with you, wherever you go, with full access to all the stories and the route map, even when you are offline; use it before, during, and after your visit and keep it when you go back home.

The Hellenic Motor Museum occupies 3 floors in Capitol Mall and was created by Theodore and Joanne Charagionis Foundation in 1977. Learn about the history of the automobile with a visit to the museum. Admire masterpieces of the automotive industry, experience the driving speed of F1 in the F1 simulator, and drive through an old car workshop. The museum also gives you the opportunity to learn about the evolution of the car through the history of the wheel. While ascending the spiral ramp of the building you can admire 72 unique exhibits dating from 300 B.C. to the end of the 20th century. See more than 110 unique examples of the global automotive industry. The collection is rotating and has exhibits from companies that no longer exist, as well as classic models of famous current car manufacturers.

Stroll around the bustling Monastiraki and bring yourself to the Kerameikos ancient cemetery, the place where life and death were reconciled while memory and oblivion were giving their greatest battles! Make the most of your visit and enjoy a unique and engaging narrative to follow. Why our audio tours? - Local, professional guides, experts in storytelling - Original, handpicked stories and historical content - Routes through hidden paths and unknown city corners - Hassle-free experience on your own schedule - Easy navigation, using GPS Important Information You will receive an email 24 hours before the service date with instructions to download the APP Audio Tour and password.

Greece’s most immersive archaeological sites, cultural destinations, iconic museums, historic downtowns and interesting stories your way. Time to travel back to ancient Athens and to Ancient Agora, the centre of ancient Athens, the place where the pulse of the social life of ancient Athens was beating Make the most of your visit and enjoy a unique and engaging narrative to follow. Why our audio tours? - Local, professional guides, experts in storytelling - Original, handpicked stories and historical content - Routes through hidden paths and unknown city corners - Hassle-free experience on your own schedule - Easy navigation, using GPS Important Information You will receive an email 24 hours before the service date with instructions to download the APP Audio Tour and password.

Hidden among the apartment buildings of contemporary Piraeus, lie unexpected stories of the people who transformed this place from a wilderness to an exciting industrial and commercial center. Follow us to 19th-century Piraeus and discover the unforgettable secrets of Greece’s largest port. Highlights include Alexandras Square, named in honour of the daughter of King George I, who died after the birth of her son. The boy grew up to take part in the assassination of the infamous Russian mystic peasant and faith healer Grigori Rasputin; the impressive building of the Maritime Retirement Fund, divided between two different owners (a state of affairs that accounts for the differences in colour and cleanliness); and the Hadjikiriakio Orphanage, immortalized by the rebetika song writer Yiannis Gogos who wished to abduct a dark-haired girl! You can enjoy this tour by using your smartphone or tablet at your own pace even if you are offline. The interactive map on your screen will guide you step-by-step to explore all points of interest along your route. Each stop comes with a selection of our signature stories allowing you to tailor the tour experience to your personal interests and schedule. After downloading Clio Muse app from Apple Appstore or Google Play, you can access this tour and activate it any moment you wish and also repeat it any time. To best enjoy our multimedia self-guided tour (comprising maps, video, audio and text) we recommend the use of headphones. After booking you will receive an access code with which you can use the downloaded app to follow the self-guided audio tour. Languages English, Spanish, Italian and French

Travel through history and leagues in the company of royalty as you explore the stately heritage of modern Greece. Discover the secrets of royal Athens and savour a fresh look at the most classical of cities. HIGHLIGHTS Highlights include the royal residence of the first king of Greece (Otto) who moved in as soon as he arrived in Greece after his marriage to Amalia. Today it houses the Museum of the City of Athens but preserves its charm and character from a time when Athens was almost a frontier town. You can memorialize your visit to Athens in the shade of the majestic palm trees in the National Garden, planted by Amalia in December 1847. And, finally, don’t miss the opportunity to witness the changing of the guard before the Greek Parliament, the former palace. You can enjoy this tour by using your smartphone or tablet at your own pace even if you are offline. The interactive map on your screen will guide you step-by-step to explore all points of interest along your route. Each stop comes with a selection of our signature stories allowing you to tailor the tour experience to your personal interests and schedule. After downloading Clio Muse app from Apple Appstore or Google Play, you can access this tour and activate it any moment you wish and also repeat it any time. To best enjoy our multimedia self-guided tour (comprising maps, video, audio and text) we recommend the use of headphones. After booking you will receive an access code with which you can use the downloaded app to follow the self-guided audio tour. Language English Others 5 stops 2km total walking distance

Discover the National Archaeological Museum of Athens through the greatest masterpieces of the ancient greek art. Travel from the famous volcano of Santorini to the banks of Nile, through stories filled with myths and legends about gods and humans. Highlights include a lesson on how to depict a running horse; the importance of not drinking while invading a foreign land; an unexpected list of bovine names; and the briefest of treatises on the correlation between a luscious mane and an active sex life. You can enjoy this tour by using your smartphone or tablet at your own pace even if you are offline. The interactive map on your screen will guide you step-by-step to explore all points of interest along your route. Each stop comes with a selection of our signature stories allowing you to tailor the tour experience to your personal interests and schedule. After downloading Clio Muse app from Apple Appstore or Google Play, you can access this tour and activate it any moment you wish and also repeat it any time. To best enjoy our multimedia self-guided tour (comprising maps, video, audio and text) we recommend the use of headphones. After booking you will receive an access code with which you can use the downloaded app to follow the self-guided audio tour. Languages English

Discover the life and works of Alexandros Papadiamantis (1851-1911), “the saint of greek novels” who is one of the most important greek novelists. Stories from his school or the Varvakios Agora, his favourite church and the restaurant he used to write for hours. HIGHLIGHTS Highlights include Kachrimanis’ grocery store, where Papadiamantis often ate late at night during the winter months; the Church of the Prophet Elissaios, where for many years, every Saturday evening, Alexander attended the Divine Liturgy and sang hymns; and a visit to Parnassus, the stately mansion where the crème of the Athenian society held a literary evening in a desperate effort to collect funds for a destitute Papadiamantis. You can enjoy this tour by using your smartphone or tablet at your own pace even if you are offline. The interactive map on your screen will guide you step-by-step to explore all points of interest along your route. Each stop comes with a selection of our signature stories allowing you to tailor the tour experience to your personal interests and schedule. After downloading Clio Muse app from Apple Appstore or Google Play, you can access this tour and activate it any moment you wish and also repeat it any time. To best enjoy our multimedia self-guided tour (comprising maps, video, audio and text) we recommend the use of headphones. After booking you will receive an access code with which you can use the downloaded app to follow the self-guided audio tour. Others 10 stops and 5km total walking distance.

Delphi is a window to the mind and soul of the ancient Greeks. For 1000 years Pythia revealed the will of the gods to a people desperately searching for an answer to life’s most intractable problems. Profitable enterprise, major tourist attraction, and depository of all knowledge, Delphi were the ultimate search engine. HIGHLIGHTS Highlights include a description of the treasures and the monuments along the Sacred Way (be thankful that you are not following an ancient guide who spoke incessantly and read every single inscription), the Halo, the open space where a band of youths carrying torches set a hut on fire in commemoration of Apollo’s slaying of the dragon, the Temple of Apollo (where you stand like the Greeks and blame yourself for not bringing the goat required by the god to offer you advice), and a breathtaking view of the distant sea from the Theater, where you can commiserate with the hapless Cretan sailors who were abducted by Apollo to serve as his priests. Finally you have the chance to hear the sound of silence among the pine trees at the Stadium and feel pity for Croesus, who gave Apollo seven tons of gold and lost his empire. You can enjoy this tour by using your smartphone or tablet at your own pace even if you are offline. The interactive map on your screen will guide you step-by-step to explore all points of interest along your route. Each stop comes with a selection of our signature stories allowing you to tailor the tour experience to your personal interests and schedule. After downloading Clio Muse app from Apple Appstore or Google Play, you can access this tour and activate it any moment you wish and also repeat it any time. To best enjoy our multimedia self-guided tour (comprising maps, video, audio and text) we recommend the use of headphones. After booking you will receive an access code with which you can use the downloaded app to follow the self-guided audio tour. Others 10 stops 2km total walking distance Languages English, Spanish, Italian and French

The National Archaelogical is an iconic museum in Greece. Visit it hassle free on your own pace and listen the story behind the artifacts. Why our audioguide tours? Local, professional guides, experts on storytelling original, handpicked stories and historical content routes through hidden paths & unknown city’s corners hassle-free experience on your own schedule. Easy navigation, using GPS make the most of your visit and enjoy a unique and engaging narrative to follow. Visit the museum and trace the evolution of Greek statues, vases and paintings, from their roots to the flowering of the Golden Age and beyond. Extra You will receive an email 24 hours before the service date with instructions to download the APP audio tour and password.​​​​​​

The Temple of Olympian Zeus (or Olympieio), one of the most famous archaeological sites in Athens, has been a ruin almost since it was built. Construction began in the 6th century BC., and set out to build the greatest temple in the world, but it was not actually finished until about the 2nd century AD. (over 600 years late!) by the Roman emperor Hadrian. By then it was the largest temple in Greece, bigger than the Parthenon, as it consisted of 104 pillars. In the 3rd century AD, it was looted by barbarians and its glory days were over. Since then it has slowly fallen into ruin. An interesting note in the history of the temple of Zeus is that Hadrian, upon dedicating the temple to Zeus, erected two large statues in the centre of the building. Both were large and one depicted Zeus, the other one Hadrian himself. The Temple of Zeus in Athens is located near the centre of the city, just about a quarter of a mile to the southeast of the Acropolis, and within a quarter mile south of Syntagma Square and the Parliament Building.

Embrace the Greek attitude to dinner and make your mealtimes a sacred space for feasting, friends and family at the Spilia Acropoleos restaurant. In the shadow of the holy rock of the Acropolis it feels like time has stopped in this intimate restaurant where the murals of ancient Athens seem to come alive on the walls. Embrace the Greek attitude to dinner and make your mealtimes a sacred space for feasting, friends and family at the Spilia Acropoleos restaurant. In the shadow of the holy rock of the Acropolis it feels like time has stopped in this intimate restaurant where the murals of ancient Athens seem to come alive on the walls. ‘Spilia’ means cave in Greek and this warm and inviting space really is an Aladdin’s cave of culinary treasures. Choose your table in the cosy main room, or head out to the vine-covered courtyard to dine under the stars. Peruse the menu while you sip on a glass of wine, then tuck into tasty cheese pie, stuffed vine leaves, or minty tzatziki as an appetiser. There is so much to choose from, so why not order for the whole table and share like the locals do? Then it’s time for the mains: succulent spit-roasted chicken, beef slowly oven-cooked in a pot, or tender grilled pork. Finish your meal with yoghurt and honey or traditional baklava, tiny syrup-soaked pastries popular throughout Greece. If you’re lucky you might catch a few local musicians singing old love songs and strumming bouzoukis round a table on the terrace. As the ouzo flows they only get more eloquent. Sit back and look up at the floodlit Acropolis and the stars above while you digest a meal fit for the gods themselves at Spilia Acropoleos restaurant. Menu 1 Appetizers: Greek salad , Tzatziki (yoghurt with cucumber and garlic) Main course: Traditional mousaka (layers of potatoes, eggplant , minced meat , seasoning and béchamel in the oven ) Dessert: Yoghurt with honey Menu 2 Appetizers: Greek salad , Cannelloni Main course: Stuffed tomatoes and peppers with rice and seasoning. Dessert: Seasonal fruit Menu 3 Appetizers: Greek salad , Tzatziki (yoghurt with cucumber and garlic) Main course: Pork spit Dessert: Traditional semolina dessert or yoghurt with honey Menu 4 Appetizers: Seasonal salad, eggplant salad, cheese pie, stuffed grape leaves Main course: Chicken spit with baked potatoes Dessert: Yoghurt with honey Menu 5 Appetizers: Seasonal salad, fried eggplant, fried peppers, cheese pie, spinach pie, tzatziki (yoghurt with cucumber and garlic) Main course: Beef cooked in pitcher Dessert: Baklava (Traditional pastry with syrup) Menu 6 Appetizers: Greek salad, fried courgette balls, fried cheese, fried aubergine, mushrooms in red sauce Main course: Grilled tender pork Dessert: Pecan pie with ice cream Menu 7 Appetizers: Greek salad, fried feta cheese meat balls , stuffed grape leaves, sausage, spinach pie , cheese pie Main course: Chicken spit with baked potatoes Dessert: Baklava (Traditional pastry with syrup ) Including soft drinks Start/opening time: 10.30am daily. End/closing time: Midnight.

Greece’s most immersive archaeological sites, cultural destinations, iconic museums, historic downtowns and interesting stories your way. Explore Acropolis, the most famous and most visited monument in the world in history. Admire this symbol of the Ancient Greek civilization and learn about its history and experience interesting stories. Make the most of your visit and enjoy a unique and engaging narrative to follow. Why our audio tours? - Local, professional guides, experts in storytelling - Original, handpicked stories and historical content - Routes through hidden paths and unknown city corners - Hassle-free experience on your own schedule - Easy navigation, using GPS Important Information You will receive an email 24 hours before the service date with instructions to download the APP Audio Tour and password.

"Diavlos" restaurant is located at the ancient road of Adrianou Street in the heart of Athens next to the metro station of Thisio Square and next to Acropolis and the Temple of Hephaestus. The atmosphere is friendly, the tastes are unique, the recipes are all Mediterranean cooked by Greek chefs only with fresh ingredients from all over Greece based on the highest quality and standards. "Diavlos" restaurant is located at the ancient road of Adrianou Street in the heart of Athens next to the metro station of Thisio Square and next to Acropolis and the Temple of Hephaestus. The atmosphere is friendly, the tastes are unique, the recipes are all Mediterranean cooked by Greek chefs only with fresh ingredients from all over Greece based on the highest quality and standards. Our hospitality makes Diavlos restaurant the most tasty and pleasant break after a long and exhausting day. The surrounding area is unique, full of the Greek tradition spreaded all over the small narrow streets unfolding the history of the ancient Greece. The Acropolis, the Monastiraki square with its famous bazaar, known as Giousouroum, the Plaka square, the ancient Agora with the small antique stores, the ancient monuments, the small Christian churches, a "mosque” church, a Hammam and the first University of Greece are all combined to make you understand the greatness of Ancient Greece and feel the warmth of the traditional modern Greece. The word Diavlos in mythology represents the name of the first man that step foot on earth. In music is an ancient Greek inflated musical instrument. In modern Greek language is the noun that states the meeting point. Menu 1: Salad: Greek Salad Appetizer: τzatziki Main dish: Moussaka OR Gemista (stuffed tomatoes and peppers with rice & fresh herbs) Dessert: Traditional fruit dessert with syrup sugar Menu 2: Salad: Cretan ntakos Appetizer: Spicy feta cheese cream Main Dish: Soutzoukakia (traditional meatballs w/ tomato & cumin, served w/ rice or fried potatoes) Dessert: Ravani Menu 3: Salad: Green salad (green lola, red lola, rocket, parmesan and balsamic vinegar) Appetizer: Zucchini balls Main dish: Soft pieces of pork (w/ lemon sause, served w/ rice or potatoes) Dessert: Karydopitta Menu 4: Salad: Green salad (rocket, green lola, red lola, parmesan and balsamic vinegar) Appetizer: τζατζικι and bougiourdi (feta cheese with tomato, peppers, paprika and spices) Main dish: Beef giouvetsi (with tomato sauce & barley in the oven) Dessert: Baklavas Menu 5: Salad: Traditional chicken salad Appetizer: Spicy feta cheese cream and deep fried sliced zucchini Main Dish: Kleftiko (lamb wrapped in Ladokolla paper with tomato sauce, feta cheese, fresh herbs and potatoes baked in the oven) Dessert: Chocolate pie Menu 6: Salad: Greek Salad Appetizer: Baked potato with sour cream, parmesan and bacon and dolmades (stuffed vine leaves with rice, fresh herbs and lemon sauce, served with yogurt sauce and spicy feta cheese cream and ιμαμ baildi (eggplants with tomato sauce, onion, garlic, parsley, fresh herbs baked in the oven). Main dish: Pork shank with rosemary and honey, potatoes baked in the oven OR lamb leg with lemon and mustard sauce, fresh herbs and potatoes baked in the oven. Dessert: Kataifi. Start/opening time: At 8am. End/closing time: 12am. Opening days/period: All year round. Others: Live music every day from 7pm in the afternoon. The facilities are modern and certified and there are no stairs so it becomes the ideal restaurant also for people with walking difficulties.