Under the stars Athens Highlights on eBike Tour

Длительность

2 часа

Языки

Английский, Немецкий, Русский, Португальский, Французский, Испанский, Китайский, Итальянский, Чешский, Арабский, Тайский, Польский, Голландский, Турецкий

Гостей

1-10

Magnificent night views of the enlighted Athens

Включено

eBike
Helmets (Adults & Children)
Map of the City
Bottled water

Не включено

Entrance Tickets
Meals

Маршрут

Nymphs Hill. The name of the hill is derived from an inscription that was dedicated to the nymphs, who were worshiped here in times of antiquity. Unlike the Gods of Mount Olympus, the Nymphs never lost their place in popular legend, and today they are still spoken about, in terms of fairies.

Temple of Olympian Zeus. The Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens, also known as the Olympieion, was built over several centuries starting in 174 BCE and only finally completed by Roman emperor Hadrian in 131 CE. Its unusually tall columns and ambitious layout made the temple one of the largest ever built in the ancient world

Hadrian's Arch. Hadrian's Arch, is a monument which, in spite of the marks of time and repetitive acts of vandalism, still preserves its elegant silhouette and an admirable patina through the gradual oxidation of its pentelic (from the quarries of Mt. Penteli) white marble.

Hellenic Parliament. A beautiful columned building styled in the neo-classical Greek fashion, the Hellenic Parliament is an imposing building located in Syntagma Square in the centre of Athens. Completed in 1843, the Parliament building was originally the Royal Palace of Greece and was designed by German architect Friedrich von Gärtner for King Otto.

Panathenaic Stadium. The Panathenaic Stadium is a classical cultural monument of Greece. Its history is directly connected to the Modern Olympic Games, from their revival in 1896 until the Athens Olympic Games in 2004. It is also the place from which the Olympic Flame is delivered to all the Olympic Games, Winter, Summer and Youth, as well as the Athens Authentic Marathon.

Plaka Athens. Plaka is one of the oldest neighborhoods of Athens, located right below the Acropolis hill. It is extremely beautiful and picturesque, distinguished for its authentic character and traditional layout. The largest part of Plaka consists of neoclassical houses that date back to the 19th century, although archeological findings suggest that the region has been continuously inhabited since the prehistoric times.

Ancient Agora. Situated to the north-west of the Acropolis, the Ancient Agora of Athens was originally established as the administrative and trade centre of the city – hence its name, the ‘trade marketplace’. The Agora witnessed the Panathenaic Procession, the greatest celebration in the ancient city of Athens, memorialising the unification of Attica under King Theseus.

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Not wheelchair accessibleNot stroller accessibleNot suitable for petsInfant seats unavailableNot recommended for people with heart conditionsChild rates include (booster seat / co-pilot bike) only from 04-11 years oldChildren over 11 years old are charged as per adult rateMeeting point: 53, Apostolou Pavlou, Thission - close to the train station.

There is a special atmosphere at night time, people stroll the pedestrian roads listening to street musicians, the monuments look amazing and especially during the summer months the evening air is pleasantly cool and the crowds are so much less!

The after sunset tour is a tour that lasts around 2 hours but thanks to our e bikes we will have enough time to see all the highlights!

The tour will start with an effortless climbing the Nymphs Hill form where we will enjoy amazing views of Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill.

Then a stop at the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Hadrian's Arch follows.

Leading to the Hellenic Parliament we will see the famous Evzones and we will take photos.

Before our way back we take a stop for a surprise drink. In our way back we will pass by the picturesque Plaka and the Ancient Agora.