What’s behind this idea?
We are a small team of local historians, art experts, and archaeologists working together to share our passion for our city. We are not working for any big company and we are not part of any corporation. We’re passionate about our city. We’re not just going to simply point out monuments and show you where to shop (although we have great shopping tips if you ask us)
The fight against COVID-19
Our carefully designed routes follow paths that avoid crowds, and offer to all participants awesome views of Athens. We are not conducting walking tours for groups and we follow all social distancing rules. Your safety is our number one priority!
What do we see?
A lot. The route that we follow every day gives us the chance to explore different areas of Athens. We see various neo-classical monuments and urban areas of the modern city of today but also hidden jewels that reflect the ‘Glory that was Athens’.
Will we be entering the Acropolis on this walking tour?
No. There is a separate ticket for archaeological sites and there are official tour guides that operate inside sites and museums. Our walk will be an ideal introduction to the city of Athens, so -if you’re on a tight schedule- be sure to factor some extra time to visit the Acropolis or the Agora.
Is the walk tiring?
No. We follow an easy pace and since there are so many sights to stop and see, this means that there’s less than five minutes of continuous walking between stops. Our carefully planned routes make it possible to keep in the shade and avoid over-crowded spots. Note that since Athens is a bit craggy, we recommend that babies be worn or carried
Do I need to bring anything?
Not really. Just remember to carry a bottle of water. We suggest you wear comfortable walking shoes as sometimes we may have to go up a few steps. Athens is hilly. On hot days don’t forget your hat and also to put sunscreen on!
How can I join the walk?
Easy. Just hit the BOOK NOW link, we’ll reserve a free spot for you and we’ll send you all the details of our meeting point (the time & the place).
