ANAFIOTIKA

Experience Athens on two wheels on this guided bicycle tour. Pick your bike and helmet and set out to Plaka, Anafiotika, Roman Agora, Kerameikos, Zappeion, Panathenaic Stadium, and more.

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Discover the wonders of the Acropolis and Parthenon on a private guided tour. Explore the little village Anafiotika, the old town of Athens, hidden for many tourists under the shade of the Acropolis

Save money and time with this combo ticket offering access to 2 of Athens’ must-visit attractions: the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum. This ticket is a cost-effective choice for travelers eager to explore the city's ancient past. Acropolis & Parthenon Your journey through ancient Greece begins at the Acropolis. This magnificent citadel, perched high above Athens, is home to iconic structures such as the Parthenon, the temple of Athena Nike, and the Propylaea. Discover the story of these legendary sites at your own pace through a multilingual audio guide. After exploring the Acropolis, descend into the charming district of Plaka. Wander through Anafiotika, its topmost neighborhood, where tranquil alleys reveal whitewashed mansions adorned with carved doors and colorful shutters. Discover hidden gems and breathtaking views, and uncover secrets known to a few Athenians with your audio guide in English. Acropolis Museum Your exploration continues at the Acropolis Museum, where you can delve deeper into the rich heritage of ancient Greece. This modern museum houses an impressive collection of Greek artifacts, many of which were found at the Acropolis itself. Marvel at ancient sculptures, admire fascinating artifacts from everyday Greek life and explore an underground excavation site that was once a bustling Athenian neighborhood. The Acropolis Hills and the Acropolis Museum complement each other beautifully, while the hills offer a direct link to the ancient world, the museum enriches understanding with its extensive collections and exhibitions.

Meet your tour guide near the Acropolis of Athens early in the morning. Avoid the heat of the day along with the crowds at the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the Dionysus Sanctuary and Dionysus Theater as you reach the south slope of the Acropolis. As you start walking up the hill with your group (22 people or less), you'll see historical monuments of the area. The ancient citadel contains several temples dedicated to Greek gods. You'll visit the Erechtheion, the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, and the Pedestal of Agrippa. Your English-speaking guide will regale intriguing stories about these white marble structures. A visit to the Acropolis is incomplete without admiring the Parthenon. It is the most lavish temple built by the ancient Greeks for Goddess Athena, built in the 5th century. Getting a taste of Athenian culture The walking tour will continue down the hill, from where you'll see a perfect view of the landmarks in current-day Athens - Ancient Agora and the National Observatory of Athens. You'll soon enter the Plaka district of the city. Stroll through Anafiotika, a scenic neighborhood that will give you a glimpse into the culture of Athens. The little alleys are lined with whitewashed mansions, colorful shutters, and more. Your guide will ensure you don't miss out on visiting the hidden gems here, unknown to many. You'll find yourself at the Bathhouse of the Winds, the sole survivor of Athens' public bathhouses. This Ottoman-era gem (dating back to the first Turkish rule, 1453-1669) stands proudly near the Roman Forum and the charismatic Tower of the Winds. Keep your camera handy as you weave past the Roman Forum, the intriguing Fethiye Mosque Museum, and the sprawling Hadrian's Library. Finally, you'll reach Monastiraki Square, one of the oldest surviving squares in the city. From here, you can head to the flea market and buy souvenirs for this memorable walking tour.

Explore the picturesque streets of Anafiotika with an interactive app on your smartphone. Solve quizzes and earn gems to exchange at local souvenir shops.