Athens

An ideal introduction to the capital of Greece and a great way to get your bearings, this leisurely sightseeing tour combines many of the city’s leading modern and classical sights from the site of the first modern Olympics to the world famous Acropolis to Omonia Square.

Explore one of the most famous sites of classical Greece; See the archaeological site of Delphi, the museum that houses the famous bronze Charioteer and the Temple of Apollo.

The spectacular Acropolis forms a dramatic backdrop for a beautifully lit dinner in a traditional Greek tavern in the Plaka District of Athens.

Enjoy a sumptuous three-course dinner at a prestigious restaurant on the end of a pier with views across the beautifully illuminated fishing harbour and sparkling Mediterranean Sea.

This tour includes all the modern and ancient highlights covered by the standard Athens Sightseeing Tour with the addition of a visit to the New Acropolis Museum.

Explore Athens from top to bottom. Wander through flea markets, window-shop for leather goods and handmade icons and explore the city’s rich ancient past. See Agora where merchants bargained in Greek and Roman times, wander past the 17th and 18th century houses of Thisson and finish at the mighty Acropolis.

Explore Athens’ major sites by foot. Begin in Syntagma Square and see the Evzones hard at work. Then head to the Acropolis before a spot of window shopping in the Plaka area. Finish by exploring Hadrian’s Arch, the Temple of Jupiter and the Panathinaikos Marble stadium.

Experience the beauty of Athens by night as you enjoy a pleasant drive along her illuminated boulevards before a night of traditional Greek cuisine and entertainment at a typical taverna at the base of the Acropolis.

Experience breathtaking views of the Aegean and the striking Temple of Poseidon on this lazy afternoon tour from Athens.

Enjoy a morning at the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth where you visit the remains of the Ancient market place and Apollo's Temple; plus enjoy breathtaking views of Corinth Canal and the Saronic Gulf.

Shop where the locals shop, see what the locals see and eat what the locals eat on this leisurely morning tour of the Athenian market and old town.

This trip combines the chance to visit the remains of the ancient city of Mycenae – widely regarded as the most important archaeological site of the mainland - with a visit to the ancient theatre of Epidaurus.

During the construction of the Athens Underground Metro System, a number of archaeological finds were made including items from the Neolithic era, many of which are now displayed at several of the stations. Tour the stations and ride on the metro to discover this archaeological finds.