• Prison of Socrates - Explore the enigma of this ancient quarry, which the Greeks transformed into a secret storeroom. This man-made cave later safeguarded invaluable items from Nazi treasure hunters.
• Herod Atticus Odeon - Constructed in 161 AD, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus hosted musical performances and concerts during the Roman rule of Greece. The reason behind its construction is more sinister than romantic.
• Dionysiou Areopagitou - Visit the site of the House of Proclus, a wealthy neighborhood where the oldest known ghost story, recorded by Pliny the Younger in the 1st century AD, took place.
• Acropolis Museum - Uncover the 19th-century love story that unfolded here and was later adapted into a movie. A tale of love that began with great promise but ended tragically.
• Lisikratous - During the Ottoman occupation of Athens, a Greek woman supported the rebels, but her honor was betrayed by a basket of bread.
• Prytaneiou - Discover the oldest church in Athens, the Church of Saint Nicholas Rangavas, built by a relative of a Byzantine Emperor. It was destroyed by a cannonball, killing a monk who hid in the courtyard.
• Stratonos - In the shadows, find the spot where young Konstantinos fell while defending the Greek flag from the Nazi invasion. Learn about this soldier and attempt to communicate with him.
• Tower of the Winds - At the rear of the Roman Forum, see the foreboding Old Madrasa Gate, once the entrance to an Ottoman school and barracks, later converted into a prison for Greek revolutionaries. Behind the gate lies a dark secret, with many lost souls lingering in the trees.
• Ancient Agora of Athens - The renowned Agora in Athens, where the city’s vibrant life unfolded with temples, houses, theaters, places of learning, and grand festivals. It was here that the Panathenaic Festival road was located, and where the Tyrannicides attempted to overthrow the tyrants of Athens.
• Ancient Agora of Athens - Proceed to the final location where Socrates was compelled to commit suicide by drinking hemlock. Discuss the charges against him and why Athenian society at the time sought to silence him to preserve their fragile democracy. Use investigation equipment to attempt communication with Socrates.

• Use of Ghost Hunting Investigation Equipment
• Guide

Explore the mysterious history of Athens with an intriguing ghost tour that guides you around the famous Acropolis and into the Plaka district. Equipped with EMF detectors, a spirit box, and other investigative tools, knowledgeable guides share spine-tingling stories of hauntings, ancient rituals, and the city’s hidden tales. Over the course of two hours, participants will visit haunted locations and conduct small investigations that bring the supernatural to life. This engaging experience not only delves into Athens’ shadowy past but also provides a unique chance to connect with history through paranormal equipment. Ideal for both history enthusiasts and fans of the paranormal.

• Duration: 2 hours of guided exploration
• Investigate haunted sites using EMF detectors, spirit box, EVP, and dowsing rods
• Uncover chilling tales of ancient rituals and ghostly encounters
• Small group tours for a personal experience, beginning at the front of the Thision Open Air Cinema on Apos 8P on Apostolou Pavlou Street

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