This is an opportunity to learn all about the most significant landmark of the city of Athens as you travel in time through its history and legends!
Follow your guide atop the ancient hill of the Acropolis, making your way to the majestic temple of the goddess Athena, the Parthenon. Learn all about this famous monument and marvel at the majestic ruins of the Golden Age of ancient Greece. As you reach the top of the sacred hill, you will gaze upon the city of Athens as the Athenians of old did, and marvel at the splendor this monument evokes, sitting proudly on top of the birthplace of Democracy.
We will make our way downhill, a breath away from the sacred hill, and visit the Museum of the Acropolis! This veritable gem of culture houses significant relics and artifacts uncovered on the Acropolis and beyond! Let your guide walk you through the three floors of marvelous exhibits, learning about their history and meticulous restoration as you make your way through the different eras of Ancient Athens.
Finish this tour with a stroll through the scenic neighborhood of Plaka, a famous region that evokes the ambiance of a bygone era! Walk through the narrow streets of one of Athens’ most renowned quarters and learn all about its history and culture, reliving stories and urban legends!
Tour Highlights:
- Learn about the most significant landmark of Athens, the Acropolis, through its history and legends.
- Visit the Museum of the Acropolis, housing significant relics and artifacts.
- Explore the three floors of marvelous exhibits, learning about their history and restoration.
- Stroll through the scenic neighborhood of Plaka, experiencing the ambiance of a bygone era.
✓ Certified English-Speaking Guide
✓ Hotel pick-up (walking)
✓ Entry fees
✓ All taxes
⨉ Gratuities
⨉ Anything not mentioned above
⨉ Personal expenses during the tour
Please note that this is a walking tour, kindly advise on any mobility issues so we can provide you with the necessary adjustments.
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The path to the Acropolis is an uphill route with steep angles and not fit for people that experience mobility issues. The site possesses elevators to accommodate accessibility.
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Please note on Mondays the Acropolis Museum closes down at 5pm.