Athens
Private Walking Tours
ATHENS
If
you are interested in a walking tour then we can arrange for
a licensed tour guide to accompany you at the archaeological
sites.
**Please
note that walking tours are recommended to people that are in
good physical condition because they involve a fair amount of
walking.**
Terms & Conditions: *Please read carefully
before making your booking.*
Price:
Upon Request
Deposit:
No deposit is required.
Included
Professional licensed tour guide.
Not Included
1. Entrance Fees. The entrance
fees per person are: 30 Euros in total for the archaeological
sites in Athens (Acropolis Site, Greek Agora, Theatre of Dionysos,
Kerameikos, Temple of Zeus, Roman Agora, Tower of Winds),
and 15 Euros for the New Acropolis Museum. Children under
the age of five(5) do not pay entrance fees.
2. Lunch. We can recommend good restaurants
(optional).
3. Gratuities (gratuity rates in Greece are
around 10% of service cost)
Confirmation
Please send us an E-mail and you will be asked to fill in
a reservation form. Once you fill in the form you will receive
a confirmation E-mail with instructions. Please print it and
have it with you during the tour. Reservations made during
the week will in normal circumstances be confirmed within
24 hours. Confirmation of reservations made during weekends
or public holidays, may however take slightly longer. If for
any reason you do not receive notification please contact
us.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if cancelled up to 48 hours prior to the agreed
date and time.
No refund if cancelled within the last 48 hours prior to the
arrival date.
Please note that all alterations or cancellations
should be made via E-mail or Fax. Of course, if for any unforeseen
reason the ship does not dock at the port then there will
be a full refund.
Meeting Point
a.
At the base of the Acropolis (in front of Dionysos Restaurant,
Robertou Galli 43, Athens 117 43).
b. Your hotel.
If you want we can arrange for a vehicle to drive you to
the meeting point at an extra cost.
Itineraries
Half Day Walking Tour 1: includes a visit
to The Acropolis (where you will see the
Temple of Parthenon which is dedicated to Athena Parthenos,
Propylea which is the monumental entrance to the sacred area,
the Temple of Athena Nike which is dedicated to Athena-Apteros
Nike, the Temple of Erechtheion which is dedicated to Athena
Polias, the Cariatides, Herodeon Theater, the ruins of the
Theater of Dionysus, Areopagus [Mars Hill]). And a beautiful
pedestrian walk along the Dionyssiou Areopagitou street and
finally The Acropolis Museum. The tour will
last 4 hours.
Half Day Walking Tour 2: includes a visit
to The Acropolis (where you will see the
Temple of Parthenon which is dedicated to Athena Parthenos,
Propylea which is the monumental entrance to the sacred area,
the Temple of Athena Nike which is dedicated to Athena-Apteros
Nike, the Temple of Erechtheion which is dedicated to Athena
Polias, the Cariatides, Herodeon Theater, the ruins of the
Theater of Dionysus, Areopagus [Mars Hill]), The Greek
Agora (which was the civic, religious and commercial
centers of the Athenian life set with appropriate buidings
like the Stoa of Attalus [now, since its restoration, is used
as a Museum housing interesting findings] and the Temple of
Hephaistus), and The Roman Agora (where the
Tower of Winds stands [which is an octagonal pentelic marble
clocktower]). The tour will last 4 hours.
Half Day Walking Tour 3: includes a visit
to The Acropolis (where you will see the
Temple of Parthenon which is dedicated to Athena Parthenos,
Propylea which is the monumental entrance to the sacred area,
the Temple of Athena Nike which is dedicated to Athena-Apteros
Nike, the Temple of Erehtheion which is dedicated to Athena
Polias, the Cariatides, Herodeon Theater, the ruins of the
Theater of Dionysus, Areopagus [Mars Hill]). A beautiful pedestrian
walk along the Dionyssiou Areopagitou street until you reach
The Temple of Zeus (which is the largest
ancient temple in Greece in the Corinthian order), The Hadrian
s Arch, and The Panathenaic Stadium
(also known as The Kallimarmaro; the original stadium built
in the 1863 for the first modern Olympic games in 1896). Follows
a nice walk through The Zappeion Hall, and
you will finally visit The Old Palace, The
Tomb of The Unknown Soldier & The Changing
of The Guards. The tour will last 4 hours
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