150 activitati in Athens, GREECE

Let yourself be captivated by the beauty of Athens at sunset, when the ancient city of Athens is transformed by light and shadow! Begin your night tour with a visit to the Port of Piraeus, the largest seaport in Greece. On the way to this great mercantile centre, pass through some of the most emblematic places of the city, such as the Town Hall, a beautiful neoclassical building, or the picturesque port of Mikrolímano, a haven of peace where you will find leisure boats and exquisite seafood restaurants Passing through the main avenues, you will pass some of Athen´s most popular landmarks such as: the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the National Garden of Athens, the Parliament, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Catholic Cathedral, the Academy, the University, the National Library, to name but a few. Upon arrival to the historic district of Plaka, located in the historic center,enjoy a delicious dinner in a local tavern accompanied by a live show with bouzouki music and folk dances. The splendid nightly sojourn departs at 20:00 and returns at around 00:30. Departure points can vary depending on your hotel, and can be arranged in advance to suit. The tour price includes transfers, a guide, traditional Greek dinner and live Greek music. It is recommended you bring a camera so as not to miss those stunning night time snaps, and some extra money and a jacket just in case. Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for people in wheelchairs.

What better way to explore Athens than eating your way through it? With an in-the-know foodie guide, you’ll enjoy 15 (!) tastings of the Greek cuisine as you walk through the non-touristy neighborhoods of Athens, to meet vendors and learn about traditional Greek recipes. From crunchy phyllo pies to cold cuts, and from stuffed tomatoes to loukoumades, your taste buds will be tingling the entire time. Big tip: come hungry. * More than 15 different Greek products and authentic recipes * Off-the-beaten-track eateries and local favorites * Discover the Athens Central Market * Chow down on the best of Greek cuisine

What better way to explore Athens than to eat your way through it? As you will get personal attention from your knowledgeable guide, you will be introduced to the history of Greek gastronomy and discover beautiful neighborhoods and off the beaten path food shops. What better way to explore Athens than to eat your way through it? As you will get personal attention from your knowledgeable guide, you will be introduced to the history of Greek gastronomy and discover beautiful neighborhoods and off the beaten path food shops. With an in-the-know foodie guide, you’ll enjoy 15 (!) tastings of the Greek cuisine as you walk through the non-touristic neighborhoods of Athens, to meet vendors and learn about secret Greek recipes. Big tip: come hungry. Highlights: ● Enjoy the best of Greek food at venues you might not have found on your own. Your knowledgeable guide will entertain you with stories on the history of Greek cuisine, along with providing insight on the various restaurants, taverns and specialty eateries. ● Taste more than 15 different Greek foods and join an unforgettable gastronomical experience. ● Chow down on the best of Greek cuisine with visits to authentic eateries. ● Explore the most lively part of the city; the Central Market of Athens ● Food substitutions for vegetarians can be provided. Meeting/pick-up point: In front of the fountain at Syntagma Square. Guide will be holding a sign with client’s name. Duration: 4 hours. Start/opening time: At 10am. Languages: English.

Immerse yourself into the past and present of the fascinating city of Athens, stroll the halls of the famous Acropolis Museum and see Ancient Greece with your own eyes. Highlights - Discover the fascinating history of the ancient city of Athens - Visit the Panathenaic Stadium, one of the oldest stadiums in the world - Explore the magnificent exhibitions in the Acropolis Museum Learn all about Athens’ ancient and modern history on this half-day tour of the city. Take a trip alongside expert guides, who will knowledgeably let you in on all there is to know and more about this fascinating city, in which past and present constantly blend. First, discover the breath-taking Panathenaic Stadium, a magnificent construction erected on the remains of an ancient Greek stadium. Here you will enjoy a 15-minute photo stop (approx.) at the astonishing site where the first Olympic Games of modern times were held in 1896. Then, as you continue, pass by the Royal Palace, the private residence of Greece’s Prime Minister. Keep a lookout for the Euzones, the Palace’s guards in their colourful uniforms! You will also be able to appreciate many incredible landmarks drenched in history, such as Hadrian’s Arch, the Greek Parliament in Syntagma Square and Athens’ memorial to the Unknown Soldier. Also discover the beauty of world-renowned modern institutions such as the University, the National Library and the Academy, named after the famous Academy founded by the philosopher Plato in the classical Greek era. Last but not least, you will visit the Acropolis, an old plateau abundant with various symbols of ancient Greece, the most magnificent of which are the remains of the Parthenon. For roughly two hours, you will be able to contrast this wonder of antique architecture with its modern attaché, the New Acropolis Museum, also an aesthetically astounding construction, as is, perhaps, the whole city of Athens, or at the very least, its history. With about 90 minutes in the museum, you will have ample time to admire the timeless exhibitions.

Indulge in traditional Greek delicacies on this remarkable food safari tour in Athens. Get the chance to taste “Greece”, by visiting the beating heart of the city’s food scene, Monastiraki and the Central Market. In this gastronomical experience, you will relish the flavor of savory and sweet delicacies, you will learn the origins and the history as well as the traditional way of how they are prepared. Indulge in traditional Greek delicacies on this remarkable food safari tour in Athens. Get the chance to taste “Greece”, by visiting the beating heart of the city’s food scene, Monastiraki and the Central Market. In this gastronomical experience, you will relish the flavor of savory and sweet delicacies, you will learn the origins and the history as well as the traditional way of how they are prepared. Enjoy your time as you glide around Athens on your easy-to-ride, three-wheeled electric Trikke, and look out for top city attractions such as the Acropolis of Athens and tree-lined Syntagma Square. Admire the Greek Parliament alongside the change of the guards at the Presidential Palace and cruise through the colorful neighborhood of Plaka which is the oldest neighborhood of this ancient city. All pictures and video footage of your private tour experience will be sent by your guide electronically. Meeting/pick-up point: Scooterise. Customers should be at the starting point of the tour 10 minutes before departure time. Duration: 2.5 hours. Start/opening time: Daily departures at 9am, 9:30am, 10:30am, 12pm, 3pm, 5pm and 7pm. Languages: English. Not included: It does not include entrance to archaeological sites. Included: water bottles, helmets, orientation with vehicles, scooterise guides, pictures and video camera, third party liability insurance and food sampling. Others: Moving to and from the starting point is at the expense and diligence of the customer. The tour can be canceled due to weather and exceptional circumstances and repeated in the shortest time.

Join us for an unforgettable evening full of Greek music, dance and real fun! Team-up with an excellent local guide and visit a traditional Greek theatre. Get the chance to learn how to dance popular Greek folk dances and after that, have fun like the Greeks do: eat, drink, laugh and dance your evening away! Join us for an unforgettable evening full of Greek music, dance and real fun! Team-up with an excellent local guide and visit a traditional Greek theatre. Get the chance to learn how to dance popular Greek folk dances and after that, have fun like the Greeks do: eat, drink, laugh and dance your evening away! Highlights: ● A 1.5-hour private instruction where you will familiarize with the most popular Greek dances as long as interesting info about their history & origins. ● A well-informed, enthusiastic dance instructor who will teach you the steps of Syrtaki, Kalamatianos & other Greek dances. ● A dinner in a traditional place downtown with live Greek music where you will enjoy yourself with the company of local friends. ● A chance to get to know a powerful culture trait of Greek people, dance, and the meaning of it in their social life. Meeting/pick-up point: Point: Entrance of Acropolis Metro Station – Makrygianni Street. Guide will be holding a sign with client’s name. Duration: 4,5 hours. Start/opening time: From June until October: at 6pm. From November until May: at 4:30pm. Languages: English.

Get ready to find out the secrets of Greek cuisine and get your juices flowing by making your own traditional Greek dishes! * A fun-filled Greek cooking lesson at a comfortable and private venue, located downtown Athens * An intriguing walk in Athens Central Market where you will discover the originality of local trade Get ready to find out the secrets of Greek cuisine and get your juices flowing by making your own traditional Greek dishes! * A fun-filled Greek cooking lesson at a comfortable and private venue, located downtown Athens * An intriguing walk in Athens Central Market where you will discover the originality of local trade * Our food expert who will be right there with you, ready to introduce you to the variety and wealth of the local fresh produce. * Not a simple cooking demonstration - Prepare to get your hands dirty and do much more than just listen! Greek ambrosia will lead you through a culinary adventure full of colors and rich flavors, while experiencing the famous Greek hospitality. Enjoy the perfect Greek meal in a convivial atmosphere and gain a new skill-set to take back in your own kitchen. Are you ready for an entertaining journey to the world of Greek gastronomy? Meeting/pick-up point: Entrance of Monastiraki Metro Station, on Monastiraki Square. Guide will be holding a sign with client’s name. Duration: 4.5 hours. Start/opening time: At 10:30am. Languages: English.

An exciting day of fun and discovery will reveal a hidden gem so close to Athens. Pana’s cave got its name from the worshiping of the Nymphs and Pana, the ancient peoples’ cloven hoofed ("tragopodaros") divinity, patron of mountains, forests, caves, and flocks. This cave also named “Lichnospilia”, because 2,000 oil lamps were found by an archaeological survey. An exciting day of fun and discovery will reveal a hidden gem so close to Athens. Pana’s cave got its name from the worshiping of the Nymphs and Pana, the ancient peoples’ cloven hoofed ("tragopodaros") divinity, patron of mountains, forests, caves, and flocks. This cave also named “Lichnospilia”, because 2,000 oil lamps were found by an archaeological survey. The cave of Panas is located on the left slope of the Goura ravine at an altitude of 620 meters, at the south-west foothills of Mt.Parnitha near Athens. As soon as we arrive at the starting point we will initially hike until we reach the impressive Keladona gorge. Our mood changes as we enter the gorge where we will walk by the river side and through the very tall and imposing fir trees, plane trees, chestnut trees etc. There we will take a break for a snack by the river side. When we approach the cave we will get ready for a rappel (abseiling) activity. Our guides will help us wear all necessary equipment (helmets and safety harnesses) in order to go down the rock of about 10m height. As we go down, we are already in front of the almost full of plane trees entrance of the cave. The cave consists of two chambers that connect with each other by a very narrow and low passage. In order to pass through to the other chamber, we have to crawl! The rare nircipfagus (small aquatic animal) live in the spring and in the full stalactite basins of the first chamber. The second chamber has a wonderful basin decorated by stalactite material. After visiting the cave we will hike back to the point where we left our car and then return back to Athens center. Meeting/pick-up point: Hotel pick-up. Duration: 5 to 6 hours. Pick-up time: Between 9am and 9:30am. Drop-off time: Between 2:30 and 3:30pm. Languages: English. Others: We recommend you to bring a small backpack, trainers, a second t-shirt in case of getting sweat, a waterproof jacket / membrane (for rainy days), a hat (for sunny days), water and a camera.

Rock climbing in Athens! The rocks of Varimpompi, where our climbing program usually takes place, are one of the oldest meeting points of mountain and rock climbers in the wider area of Athens. Climbing routes are appropriate for the most experienced and beginners as well. Rock climbing in Athens! The rocks of Varimpompi, where our climbing program usually takes place, are one of the oldest meeting points of mountain and rock climbers in the wider area of Athens. Climbing routes are appropriate for the most experienced and beginners as well. We’ll start all together, in order to climb a beautiful hiking route to the rocks, which lasts about half an hour. Our professional climbers will give you all the technical climbing instructions and then the action begins. It is an impressive route, without special difficulties, ideal for beginner climbers. We'll enjoy the spectacular views from the top of the rocks. The above program is really entertaining and its goal is to give the chance for someone to climb on real rocks safely and all that so close to Athens. Meeting/pick-up point: Hotel pick-up. Duration: Approximaely 5 hours. Pick-up time: Between 9am and 9:30am. Languages: English. Others: We recommend you to bring a small backpack, trainers, a second t-shirt in case of getting sweat, a waterproof jacket / membrane (for rainy days), a hat (for sunny days), water, a camera. Note: we aim to initiate you into the sport and not to gain official certification or training. This can be achieved by mountaineering clubs and certified climbing schools.

Come and discover the classical sights of Athens on your very own mode of transport – a Trikke, a specially designed three-wheeler electric tricycle. Completely safe and suitable for all ages, you will first receive a short practice session to familiarise yourself with the Trikke and a few tips on general safety. Then we head on our way. Your guide has all the knowledge to help you and answer your questions whilst you explore the fascinating delights of this ancient city. The route takes you along the quieter streets of Athens, where we can see such unforgettable sights such as the UNESCO listed Acropolis, the Tower of Winds, an early Roman weather vane and water clock within the ruins of Roman Agora and the site of the first modern Olympic games, the Panathenaic Stadium. Ride gently through Syntagma Square where you come across the Greek Parliament, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Presidential Palace and its own Presidential Guard, with their distinctive red berets, on duty outside. Visit as well the old Town area of Plaka where you get a real feel for the everyday lives of the local Athenians going about their day amongst the bustling markets, bars and cafes. Because you set the pace for this tour, it’s your choice entirely when you want to stop to have a quick drink or snack and to take those special photos or videos so you will have some wonderful memories of this unusual and very special trip.

Drive through the fertile plain of Beotia, crossing the towns of Thebes connected with the tragedy of King Oedipus - Levadia and Arachova (short stop on the way back). Arrive at Delphi, the center of Ancient World - the "Omphalos"(Navel of Earth) - whose prestige extended far beyond the boundaries of the Hellenic World. On the slopes of Mount Parnassus, in a landscape of unparalleled beauty and majesty, lie the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios. Visit the Treasury of the Athenians, the Temple of Apollo and the Museum containing such masterpieces of Ancient Greek sculpture as the bronze Charioteer and the famous athlete Aghias. Lunch in the modern village of Delphi, return to Athens by the same route. N.B. Clients staying at the coast will depart for their hotels from terminal around 19.30pm

Leave by the coastal road along the Saronic Gulf to the Corinth Canal, which connects the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea, (short stop). Drive to Mycenae, the Homeric city of Atreides, the city ""rich in gold"" of the ancient poets. Visit the Lion's Gate, the Cyclopean Walls, and the Royal Tombs e.t.c. Depart for Nauplion through the fertile plain of Argolis, the picturesque town nestling at the foot of a cliff crowned by the mighty ramparts of the Palamidi Fortress (short photo stop), leave for Epidauros, to visit the Theatre (4th century B.C.) famous for its astonishing acoustics. Return to Athens by the National road connecting Epidauros with Corinth. Lunch in Mycenae. N.B. Clients staying at the coast will depart for their hotels from terminal, around 19.30pm.

Follow in the footsteps of kings and make a pilgrimage to discover your destiny with this day trip to Delphi. Highlights - The best of Delphi in a day from Athens - An exciting journey to the old "navel" of the world - Explore Delphi Museum and marvel at the Charioteer of Delphi Famed for the uncanny accuracy of the Sibyl, a fortune-telling priestess, Delphi’s fame grew and attracted travellers seeking their fortunes from all over the ancient world. From Athens we’ll cross the fertile plain of Boeotia to the slopes of Mount Parnassus to explore the ruins of Delphi for 90 minutes and get a sense of the remarkable power this mystical site still exerts today. After two hours of travelling, enjoy a brief stop (20 minutes approx.) outside the mythical town of Levadia. Visit the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios, and learn the story of this brave god’s triumph over the dragon that guarded the omphalos. This mysterious ‘navel stone’ marked the very centre of the world and gave the Sibyl her powers by making her the voice of Apollo. Visit the marble Treasury of the Athenians, built to store the rich offerings of grateful kings. See the stadium where the ancient Pythian Games, precursors to our modern Olympics, were lost or won. Visit the temple of Apollo, where the eternal flame burned in the gloom. Then explore the on-site museums where you can see the omphalos stone itself as well as masterpieces of ancient Greek sculpture such as the bronze Charioteer and the famous athlete Aghias. Immerse yourself in the splendour of the Delphi Archaeological Museum with a 1-hour visit (approx.). Enjoy a delicious traditional local lunch in the modern village of Delphi (approximately 90 minutes) before passing through the ancient town of Thebes, to discover the story of tragic King Oedipus, whose terrible fate was foreseen by the oracle. Before heading back, marvel at the fascinating mountainous landscapes and pass by the picturesque mountain village of Arachova, built on the south slopes of Parnassus, well known for its attractive hand-woven carpets, rugs, and quilts, as well as for its wine and cheese (short photo stop outside of Arachova)

Soak up the scenic sights of the Athens Riviera on a revolutionary electric tricycle, Trikke, during this 3.5-hour tour. Breeze along the Attica coastline and feel the freedom of the endless blue sky and sea. Relax on the pristine sands of Mikro or Megalo Kavouri beach, where you'll enjoy free time to swim and sunbathe. Soak up the scenic sights of the Athens Riviera on a revolutionary electric tricycle, Trikke, during this 3.5-hour tour. Breeze along the Attica coastline and feel the freedom of the endless blue sky and sea. Relax on the pristine sands of Mikro or Megalo Kavouri beach, where you'll enjoy free time to swim and sunbathe. Then, make for Vouliagmeni Lake. Choose to dive into its lukewarm, healing waters before sinking your teeth into a savory snack, sweet treat, coffee or cocktail at the lakeside cafe. Choose the departure time that best suits your schedule, and then meet your personal guide in central Athens. Hop inside a private, air-conditioned transfer vehicle and travel to Kavouri, a coastal region near central Athens. Here, enjoy a safety briefing and training on your Trikke, then put on your helmet and practice on your three-wheeled, electric vehicle - it's fun and easy to ride. Once you feel comfortable, set off with your guide along the idyllic Attica coastline, from Mikro Kavouri beach to the larger Megalo Kavouri beach. Along the way, pause for photos and hear fascinating facts about the scenic sights from your enthusiastic guide. We will take care of cooling you down with a drink or light lunch at Vouliagmeni Lake where you can also take a dip in the therapeutic blue-green waters. Meeting/pick-up point: Aktis Street nr. 15, 16673 Voula. Duration: 3.5 hours (1.5 hour ride, 1 hour Vouliagmeni visit, 1 hour transport from the meeting point). Start/opening time: At 9am, 09:30am, 10:30am, 12pm, 4pm and 6pm. Customers should be at the starting point of the tour 10 minutes before departure time. Languages: English. Not included: Entrance to archaeological sites. Others: Moving to and from the starting point is at the expense and diligence of the customer. The tour can be canceled due to weather and exceptional circumstances and repeated in the shortest time. Included: water bottles, helmets, orientation with vehicle, guide, pictures and video footage, third party liability insurance. Entrance fee applies only for participants who wish to swim, participants who wish to sit at the café do not pay the entrance fee. All participants are free to go near the lake for pictures with no charge and sit at the café.

Explore Athens like a local during this early morning tour with stops at the Acropolis and Parthenon. Avoid the crowds by starting early and wander the famous Varvakios Market, where locals pick up their daily goods. Visit the iconic Acropolis and watch the city come to life as the day warms up. End the morning at a traditional pastry shop on Syntagma Square, where you can enjoy a delicious cheese or spinach pie and a coffee. Rise and shine early in order to meet a friendly local guide at your Athens hotel. The city streets will be quiet in the morning, making it the perfect time to explore the city. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan to various important sites, popular with tourists and locals alike. The first stop is the historic Varvakios Market. First constructed in the late 19th century, this municipal market has been continuously open for over 125 years since taking the place of its predecessor following a deadly fire in 1884. Take in all the sights, smells and sounds while strolling through its narrow aisles, observing the piles of produce, watching the busy meat and fish vendors and people-watching the throngs of shoppers picking up their daily supplies. Next it’s on to Athen's most famous landmark, the Acropolis and Philoppapou Hill. Both sites should be relatively crowd-free this early and are perfect for exploring. Get a brief overview of the sites and then spend some time wandering around. Finally, head to the Hatzis pastry shop in Syntagma Square for a breakfast of traditional cheese or spinach pie and Greek coffee or espresso. Return back to your hotel with your guide or continue exploring from here.

Follow in the footsteps of kings and make a pilgrimage to discover your destiny with this day trip to Delphi. Highlights - The best of Delphi in a day from Athens - An exciting journey to the old "navel" of the world - Make a stop in the beautiful cities of Arachova and Lebadea Famed for the uncanny accuracy of the Sibyl, a fortune-telling priestess, Delphi’s fame grew and attracted travellers seeking their fortunes from all over the ancient world. From Athens we’ll cross the fertile plain of Boeotia to the slopes of Mount Parnassus to explore the ruins of Delphi and get a sense of the remarkable power this mystical site still exerts today. Visit the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios, and learn the story of this brave god’s triumph over the dragon that guarded the omphalos. This mysterious ‘navel stone’ marked the very centre of the world and gave the Sibyl her powers by making her the voice of Apollo. Visit the marble Treasury of the Athenians, built to store the rich offerings of grateful kings. See the stadium where the ancient Pythian Games, precursors to our modern Olympics, were lost or won. Visit the temple of Apollo, where the eternal flame burned in the gloom. Then explore the on-site museums where you can see the omphalos stone itself as well as masterpieces of ancient Greek sculpture such as the bronze Charioteer and the famous athlete Aghias. Enjoy a delicious traditional local lunch in the modern village of Delphi before passing through the ancient town of Thebes, to discover the story of tragic King Oedipus, whose terrible fate was foreseen by the oracle. Before heading back, marvel at the fascinating mountainous landscapes and the beautiful cities of Livadeia and Arachova, where there will be a short break before returning to Athens.