• Acropolis - Begin your day with a visit to Greece’s most magnificent ancient site, the Acropolis of Athens. Situated in the heart of modern Athens, this ‘sacred rock’ showcases a collection of marble monuments that highlight their exceptional universal significance. With a history of 25 centuries, the Acropolis is closely linked to the Golden Age of Athenian democracy, philosophy, and architecture. Enjoy a leisurely guided tour to appreciate Greece’s most important classical masterpieces. Ascend through the grand marble entrance of the Propylaea, while taking in the views of Philoppapus, Pnyx, and Mars hills. Discover the remarkable construction of the Parthenon, the most magnificent temple ever built by the Greeks, dedicated to the goddess Athena. Admire the Erechtheion with its famous Caryatids and the temple of Athena Nike. From the hilltop, gaze at the expansive modern city stretching between low mountains and the Aegean Sea. Explore all sides for panoramic views of the old town and its charming neoclassical buildings, as well as the ancient theater of Dionysus, the Roman temple of Zeus, and the renowned Herodeion theater.
• Acropolis Museum - Proceed to the stunning Acropolis Museum, the most contemporary museum in Athens. Constructed from concrete, steel, and glass, it houses an extensive collection of original sculptures from the Acropolis and its slopes. The glass floor on the ground level reveals ancient building ruins beneath, while showcasing a pottery collection of high artistic value. The marble masterpieces transferred here from the Acropolis for protection and preservation await discovery on the first floor and the top Parthenon Gallery floor, offering an impressive view of the Acropolis hill, Lycabettus hill, and the rest of the city.
• Ancient Agora of Athens - In the charming district of Monastiraki, travelers will find Athens’ second most important historical site, the Agora. Once a lively and bustling marketplace, the Agora was the heart of Athens for many centuries, filled with shops, administrative buildings, public monuments, and temples. Associated with the daily life of Athenians and considered the birthplace of democracy, this remarkable site was a favorite part of the city, where prominent politicians, administrators, and philosophers mingled with citizens. Wander around the ruins of public monuments, the ancient parliament, and store stoas. Admire the temple of Hephaestus, the best-preserved classical temple in Greece, built on a low hill offering a panoramic view of the entire Agora.
• Plaka - Continue with a delightful walk around the picturesque streets of Plaka. This is an old, 19th-century district of Athens, where notable figures lived in beautiful houses of neoclassical architectural style. In this part of Athens, you will encounter a fascinating historical mosaic of old sites and monuments, featuring the Greek Agora, the Roman Forum, the Tower of the Winds, the ruins of Hadrian’s Library, old Orthodox churches, and historical mosques.
• Monastiraki - Stroll through the Flea Market and onto the central Adrianou Street, where you can experience the commercial energy of the old town.
• National Archaeological Museum - The National Archaeological Museum is Greece’s largest and most important archaeological museum. Founded at the end of the 19th century to house and protect Greek antiquities, it was designed by German architect Ludwig Lange and remodeled by Ernst Ziller. Its collections encompass the entire range of Greek history and art, from Prehistory to Late Antiquity and from Greek to Roman times. Its exceptional pottery and sculpture, along with numerous other artifacts such as golden masks, bronze swords, prehistoric wall paintings, pottery, and jewelry, are highly esteemed for their cultural value and contribute to the museum’s reputation as one of the world’s leading institutions.
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - Witness the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
• Temple of Olympian Zeus - Marvel at the Roman temple of Zeus with its impressive pillars.
• Panathenaic Stadium - Visit the venue of the first modern Olympic Games of 1896.
• National Library of Greece - During your ride, enjoy the remarkable 19th-century University of Athens, the Academia, and the National Library.

• Private transportation
• Piraeus Port (Cruise terminal) Pick up & Drop off
• Wi-fi on board
• Baby seat or booster up on request without extra charge (compulsory to be requested in advance)
• Luxury Vehicle
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel or Apartment Pick up & Drop off
• Wet & dry tissues & Mineral water
• English Speaking Driver (Not authorized to enter into the sites & museums as per the Greek Law)

• Entrance fees (museum and archaeological sites)
• Food & drinks, unless specified
• Gratuities (optional)
• Airport pick up & drop off (On request with additional cost)
• Licensed Tour Guide for escorting you into the sights (on request with additional cost)

Explore Athens’ top attractions with a private group on a comprehensive full-day city tour. Accompanied by an experienced driver, visit the Acropolis of Athens and the Acropolis Museum to immerse yourself in the archaeological marvels of this historic city. Additionally, discover other notable sites such as the National Archaeological Museum and the vibrant Plaka and Monastiraki districts. Convenient pickup is available from hotels or the cruise port.

• Discover significant Greek antiquity sites, including the Acropolis of Athens and the Temple of Olympian Zeus
• Appreciate the neoclassical architecture at the National Library of Greece and the University of Athens
• The tour includes round-trip transportation from your Athens hotel or the cruise port
• Special instructions: Please note that the itinerary is flexible. You can adjust the time spent at each monument or skip certain attractions to enjoy more time at others.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• At time of booking, cruise ship passengers must provide the following information: ship name, docking time, disembarkation time and re-boarding time

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