Acropolis of Athens – 1 hour
Walk in the footsteps of philosophers and emperors as you ascend the Acropolis hill. Admire the Parthenon, the Erechtheion with its Caryatids, and take in panoramic views of the city. A must-see UNESCO World Heritage Site that embodies the glory of Ancient Greece.
Acropolis Museum – 1.5 hours
Visit one of the world’s top museums, designed to showcase the treasures of the Acropolis. See original sculptures, friezes, and artifacts that reveal the daily life, religion, and art of Classical Athens—all bathed in natural light through modern architecture.
Temple of Olympian Zeus – 20 minutes
Explore the ruins of what was once the largest temple in Greece, dedicated to Zeus, king of the Olympian gods. Though only a few columns remain, the scale is awe-inspiring and tells a tale of imperial ambition and delayed construction.
Hadrian’s Arch – 20 minutes
Just steps away lies the monumental gateway built by Roman Emperor Hadrian. This symbolic arch once marked the boundary between ancient Greek Athens and the new Roman city.
Plaka – 1 hour (lunch or free time)
Stroll through the "neighborhood of the gods," known for its narrow alleys, neoclassical buildings, and colorful shops. Take time to enjoy a traditional Greek meal in one of its many tavernas or simply explore its hidden corners.
Monastiraki – 1 hour
Discover one of Athens' most vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, where ancient ruins, Byzantine churches, Ottoman mosques, and modern street art come together. Visit the Ancient Agora, browse the flea market, and experience the pulse of the city.
(Optional) Lycabettus Hill Viewpoint – time permitting
Upon request and if time allows, drive up to Lycabettus Hill for breathtaking panoramic views over Athens and the Acropolis.
