Our Athens Tours
Get lost in Athens with an Insider tour
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City gems in Athens, get lost in Athens Tour
Lots of fun and a reminder that the true wonders of Athens may not be in the dead past but in the very alive present, which is strongly connected with the past. Get lost in the most alternative neighborhoods of Athens, learn their history, visit secret corners, traditional coffee shops, wander in the open museum of the Athenian street art, enjoy the really great view with super local and authentic places in Athens... |
Hidden Athens Walking tour
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Hidden Athens Walking Tour
Wandering through streets that enclose a rich history you will able to reconstruct the past into the present due to your interactive tour. Be prepared to wide your knowledge and let your thought travel through the stories that lies beyond the present of this historic city. |
The Mythical Athens
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Meet the Mythical side of Athens Tour
Ilissos was a river god in antiquity and his great importance for ancient Athenians made Fidias depict him as an old and wise man in Parthenons gable. Following our steps, you can imagine and also see his waters flowing again inspiring you to commune about anything that may concern you in our modern society. Through our tour you will meet ancient sanctuaries dedicated to mystery gods, christian churches that replaced the old temples, caves and roman baths... |
Medieval Athens Tour
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Medieval Senses in Athens Tour
In this tour you will have the opportunity to learn about the Byzantine and Ottoman history of this city that has a lot of stories to tell The way that medieval Greece made its stake through history is quite different than Europe's. Churches, mosques and hammams from this era stood through the centuries to tell us their stories. Let's discover them... |
Lycabettus Hill
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Best view in Athens, enjoy the city from above Tour
Lycabetus Hill is the highest hill in the center of Athens with the best view of the city. Its name means "The Hill where wolves walk". Goddess Athina created Lycabettus by accident, when she dropped a stone... Come with us and listen all the legends about him, enjoy the spectacular view during the day, sunset or night. Drink a beer and listen the stories of the city. |
Jewish Athens
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Hidden Jewish Athens
Discover the steps of the Greek Jewish Community in Athens The Greek Jewish Community has a long history in Athens. An archaeological evidence of Jewish presence in Greece is a 300-250 B.C.E. inscription from Attica, we believe that the Jewish community in Athens is older and they are several urban legends about that. Book a tour now and discover the Jewish Athens |
A stroll in the cemetery of Athens
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Haunted grave yard or an open sculpture museum?
Although this is not the first choice of tourists, however the first cemetery of Athens is like walking in an art gallery. Not only famous Greek people are buried there but some foreigners such as Heinrich Schliemann, whose tomb was designed by Ernst Ziller. The First Cemetery of Athens is a beat off experience, is like walking in an Art Gallery |
Urban Night Life
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Sleepless Athens. Urban night life
Explore the urban night life, discover secret places that only locals know, listen Greek music and try local drinks, food While Athens is a city steeped in rich history, this walking tour will show you the other aspects of Athens: the modern, exciting, hip side of the city. Get lost in the most alternative neighborhoods of Athens: learning about their history as you visit the secret alleys and cool coffee shops and bars |
Acropolis of Athens
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Acropolis of Athens Out off the Beaten Path
Discover Athenian Acropolis in its every aspect. Explore the theater and the temple of Dionysos, the place that it is told the theater was born. Get lost around Acropolis slopes in order to meet the deities that Ancient Greeks believed that they were hidden in its caves. Reach the hilltop of Acropolis were the Parthenon, the Erectheion and other significant monuments are still there, in order to reminds the glory of the 30years Periclian democracy regime. Learn about the hidden multitemporal and multicultural traces of the Greek Medieval period . |
