• Hellenic Maritime Heritage Park - The first stop is the Greek Maritime Museum by the sea, where we will see the (unique in the world) fully operational replica of an ancient Trireme, the warship that saved Athenians and their newborn democracy from the Persians, in the greatest naval battle of antiquity (400 Greek ships vs 1.200 Persian ships)! Next to it is the (140 meters long) Averof battleship that in the WWI dominated the Aegean Sea and took place in many naval battles as the flagship of the Aegean fleet where it triumphed. It also took place in WWI as escort ship to protect convoys and was de-commissioned in 1952. We may enter the ship (optional). - Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology - Flame throwers in ancient Greece? Yes, among other unbelievable war technology innovations in this small, yet very important museum that will help us comprehend the enormous advances made in the Classical period of antiquity! Inventions of any kind that will actually make your jaws fall are stacked here and one surprise follows another. Don’t forget to take some souvenir of the famous “Antikythera Mechanism”! - War Museum Athens - Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it (Pericles). This is why our National Anthem is dedicated to freedom, since for long periods we were conquered by various invaders. The Athens War Museum, largest in Southeastern Europe, depicts the fights for freedom throughout the centuries, through the weapons that Greeks used each time and the strategies they followed.

• Bottled water
• Hotel/ AirBnb/ Port pick up & drop-off
• Fuel and tolls
• Professional driver with deep knowledge of history

• Lunch / Drinks
• Averof battleship admission: 5 Euros (18-64 years old) / 2,50 Euros (7-17 and 65+)
• Athens War Museum: 6 Euros
• Ancient Greek Technology Museum: 5 Euros

Over the past 3,500 years, Greece has experienced only about 300 years of peace in total. This exceptional tour, perfect for both adults and children, offers an exploration of Greece’s history, from the rise and dramatic fall of ancient Athens to the present day.

The journey begins at the Phaleron Maritime (open-air) Museum, where visitors can view a replica of the ancient Trireme, the renowned ship that helped establish Athens’ maritime dominance. Nearby is the accessible battleship “Averof,” a World War I legend.

Next, the tour proceeds to the Athens War Museum, providing an overview of the weaponry used over the past 30 centuries. Participants will hear and see highlights of Greece’s most significant battles and their impact on the nation’s history.

The Museum of Ancient Greek Technology will captivate both children and adults with its interactive exhibits!

Finally, there is an optional visit (on specific dates) to the Hellenic Air Force Museum, which features over 40 airplanes.

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