You will take an afternoon tour of Athens, an experience designed to discover some of the city’s most representative places and get closer to its ancient, modern, and neoclassical history. The tour will begin at a point near the Acropolis, from where you will start a guided walk through spaces that reflect the cultural and political importance of the Greek capital.
The first part of the tour will take you toward Hadrian’s Arch and the Temple of Olympian Zeus, two outstanding remains of ancient Athens and of Roman influence in the city. Through these stops, you will be able to better understand how different historical periods left a deep mark on the identity of Athens and on Western culture.
Afterwards, you will continue toward the Panathenaic Stadium, considered the first Olympic stadium in modern history, and you will also discover the Zappeion, an architectural gem located next to the National Gardens. This part of the tour will allow you to connect classical tradition with Olympic history and with some of the most elegant spaces in central Athens.
The walk will continue to Syntagma Square, one of the most important points of Athens’ political and urban life. There, you will stop to observe the presidential guard and learn about the history linked to the current Greek Parliament, a key building for understanding the country’s institutional evolution.
To finish, you will discover the neoclassical trilogy of Athens, formed by the National Library, the University, and the Academy. Accompanied by the guide, you will close the tour with a more complete view of the city, bringing together ancient monuments, Olympic spaces, political life, and neoclassical architecture in an ideal experience to discover Athens at sunset.