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During this fun culinary bike tour, you’ll cycle through the neighborhoods of Psiri, Plaka and Koukaki. Between the food stops, you’ll learn fun information about Greece, both past and present. It’s a great introduction to Athens if you’ve never been before.
Don your finest toga and make a pilgrimage to the cradle of Western civilization with a tour from Athens to the spectacular ruins of Delphi. This Delphi day trip puts you right in the “Center of the World”, aka, Delphi Archaeological Site.
Step inside the Acropolis Museum with a live guide and discover the wonders of ancient Greece with an expert’s knowledge always at hand.
On this Acropolis tour, a local licensed guide will show you the main monuments of Athens. You’ll visit the Acropolis of Athens and its monuments, including the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the Dionysus Theatre.
Join an educational and comfortable guided tour of the Acropolis Museum and the iconic Acropolis archeological site. Expert guides will lead you through the museum, showcasing artifacts and sculptures from the Golden Age of Athens.
Get to the heart (or stomach) of **Athens** with tickets for a **guided food tour** of Greece’s capital city.
Strap in, because this dinner isn’t like any other. You’ll be lifted 40 meters above the city for uninterrupted views of the skyline. Watch as chefs prepare a six-course menu of Greek classics with a modern twist in front of you, and enjoy the cool sea breeze rolling in.
Enjoy the very best of Athens with the Athens Unlimited Attractions Pass which provides access to over 35 top attractions, tours, and experiences in Athens, including the Acropolis and Acropolis Museum, Athens Open Tour Buses, Segway tours, Cape Sounion, and more. With the pass, travelers can save up to 50% on tours, museums, cruises, and sightseeing.
Explore the city’s best graffiti, showcasing stories and artistic expressions on urban walls. See how socio-economic changes and crises have influenced the city’s culture and local artists.
The ancient Greeks contributed greatly to the fields of philosophy, fine arts, and science, but the technology they used is still relatively unknown. Be amazed by 142 working replicas of ancient Greek inventions, and explore a unique museum of antique robots, alarm clocks, lifting mechanisms and loads more!
The cemetery of ancient Athens, Kerameikos is one of the most important archaeological sights in Athens. The best part is few tourists ever discover it!
Enjoy a half-day tour of southern Attica’s coast.
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