• Acropolis - The Acropolis is home to an exceptional array

of incredible classical masterpieces and thousands of

years’ worth of history. The word ‘Acropolis’ actually translates as ‘high city’ due to its elevated

position above the rest of Athens.

• Parthenon - The Parthenon was originally built in the 5

th Century BCE. This incomparable temple was built to

honor the Greek Goddess of Wisdom, Athena, whom the city is named after

• Acropolis Museum - Attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, the museum is rapidly becoming as famous

as

the architectural wonders that surround it. Opened to the public in 2009, the museum is home to

an incredible collection of Ancient and Classical Greek artefacts all housed in a state of the art

setting.

• Temple of Olympian Zeus - The temple took well over 600 years to complete and it stood proudly for approximately 200 years

before time and neglect began to dilapidate the building until it reached its present condition which

nonetheless evokes the temple’s former grandeur.

• Panathenaic Stadium - Greece and the Olympic Game

s have a dramatically intertwined history with the fortunes of one

often affecting the fortunes of the other. This relationship can be traced back literally thousands of

years with the ancient Olympic Games dating back as far as the 7th Century BCE

• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - It is uncertain whether there any actual remains at the site but the tribute commemorates those

who have made the ultimate sacrifice defending their nation and its principals, throughout history.

• Syntagma Station - Although its history is relatively recent compared with the rest of this ancient city, Syntagma Square

has been the central point for all of the major political movements in Athens over the last 200 years

• Plaka - Interestingly, considering Plaka is

of central importance to Athens, the origins of its name have been

lost to the ages. In fact, the area was not even known as Plaka until the Greek War of Independence

came to a close in the early stages of the 1800’s.

• Self-paced
• Audio files and GPS map

• Admission Fees
• Food/Drinks
• Audio Device
• Transportation

We invite you to the welcoming warmth of Athens, dripping with history and culture as one of Europe’s ancient havens and the birthplace of Western civilisation. As Greece’s capital, Athens is known around the globe for its enticing narrow lanes, enduring architectural styles, and engaging museums that have captivated the hearts of global explorers for thousands of years.\n\nOur self-guided audio tour is perfectly designed for uncovering the city’s charm as a pedestrian. This digital guide empowers you to dictate your exploration pace and select the attractions that interest you as you delve into Athens’ history.\n\nEmbark on this self-paced journey at your convenience by grabbing your headphones, downloading our user-friendly audio guide, opening the accompanying map, and starting your trek at your own speed.\n\nAs you walk through Athens’ evocative streets, you’ll time-travel to its ancient roots and explore its more recent past. You can take all the time you want, with the tour typically lasting two hours, but it can be paused whenever you wish, perhaps to enjoy a meal or indulge in some shopping. \n\nYou can enjoy this unique tour in several languages like English, French, Dutch, Spanish and Mandarin.

• Tour downloading instructions are in the “Before You Go” section of your ticket.
• No admission fees or physical guide included.
• Please download the audio file and make it ready before you start your journey
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Available in English, Dutch, Spanish, French and Chinese

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.