Explore Athens with New Athens Free Tour
Uncover the history and charm of Athens with New Athens Free Tour - a memorable journey through Greece's captivating capital.
New Athens Free Tour offers a unique opportunity for tourists to explore the fascinating history and vibrant culture of Athens. The tour guides are passionate locals who bring the city to life through captivating stories and historical insights, making the experience both informative and engaging. Wander through the ancient streets, marvel at iconic landmarks such as the Acropolis, and discover hidden gems that often go unnoticed by the average visitor. Each tour is designed to cater to various interests, whether you're a history buff or simply looking to soak in the atmosphere of this remarkable city. The tours typically start from Plateia Thiseos, an ideal meeting point surrounded by the vibrant energy of the city. As you stroll through the streets, you'll have the chance to learn about Athens' rich past, from its ancient origins to its modern-day significance as a cultural hub. The guides encourage questions and interaction, ensuring that you feel connected to the stories behind the sites you visit. The tours run daily from morning till evening, making it easy to fit into your travel itinerary. Whether you're visiting Athens for the first time or returning to delve deeper, the New Athens Free Tour promises an unforgettable experience filled with laughter, learning, and a deeper understanding of this incredible city. Don't miss out on this opportunity to see Athens through the eyes of a local, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Local tips
- Arrive early to secure your spot, as tours can fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves a fair amount of walking on uneven surfaces.
- Bring water and snacks, especially during warmer months, to stay refreshed during the tour.
- Don't hesitate to ask your guide questions; they are knowledgeable and happy to share more about the city's history.
A brief summary to NEW ATHENS FREE TOUR
- Plateia Thiseos, Athens, 105 55, GR
- +306946829277
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving to NEW ATHENS FREE TOUR, set your GPS to 'Plateia Thiseos, Athina 105 55'. From central Athens, take the Vas. Sofias Avenue and continue straight until you reach the intersection with Stadiou Street. Turn right onto Stadiou, then left onto Athinas Street. Continue until you reach Plateia Thiseos. Parking is available nearby, but be aware that parking fees may apply.
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Metro
If you prefer the metro, take Line 1 (Green Line) to 'Omonia' station. From Omonia, exit the station and head towards Piraeus Street. Walk straight for about 10 minutes until you reach Plateia Thiseos. The tour starting point is directly in the square. A single metro ticket costs approximately €1.20.
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Bus
You can also reach Plateia Thiseos by bus. Take bus number 227 or 550 to the 'Omonia' stop. From there, it’s a short walk to Plateia Thiseos. The bus fare is about €1.20, and you can purchase tickets at kiosks or the bus station.
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Taxi
For a more direct route, consider taking a taxi. Simply tell the driver 'Plateia Thiseos' in Greek (Πλατεία Θησείου) or show them the address. Taxi fares vary, but expect to pay about €10-€15 from central Athens, depending on traffic.
Attractions Nearby to NEW ATHENS FREE TOUR
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Thissio flea market
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Altar of Aphrodite Urania
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Holy Church of the Incorporeal Angels at Theseion (11th c.)
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MOMus - Museum Alex Mylona
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Royal Stoa
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Temple of Hephaestus
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Καρυάτιδες που Κλαίνε
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Museum of Illusions Athens
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Apostolou Pavlou Sidewalk
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Temple of Apollo Patroos
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Karamanlidika - Τα Καραμανλίδικα του Φάνη, Εργαστήρι - Ερμού 119
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We Bike Athens Electric Bike Rides
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The Holocaust Memorial in Athens
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Beit Shalom Synagogue in Athens
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Temple of Ares
Landmarks nearby to NEW ATHENS FREE TOUR
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NEW ATHENS FREE TOUR
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Thissio Park
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Sacred Gate
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Monopteros
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Athens Hall Of Horrors
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Tritopatreion
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Hadrian's Library
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Η Στοά του Ψυρρή
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Early Christian Quatrefoil Building - Basilica of Megale Panagia
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Roman Forum of Athens (Roman Agora)
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Monument
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Plate with Apostle Paul's Sermon
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Horologion of Andronikos Cyrrhestes
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Old Madrasa Gate
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Pnyx Monument