EZRaider Athens Ride Around Acropolis and Key Historical Sites

Meet your guide at the starting point, get to know your vehicle, and receive a quick safety overview before we begin the ride.

Enjoy multiple scenic viewpoints of the iconic Acropolis, while your guide shares stories and historical insights about the Parthenon and surrounding temples.

A historic hill offering sweeping views of Athens, known for its role in ancient trials and legendary speeches. Your guide will share its mythological and historical importance.

A hidden gem beneath the Acropolis, this Cycladic-style neighborhood feels like a Greek island in the heart of Athens—whitewashed houses, narrow alleys, and timeless charm.

Athens’ oldest neighborhood, filled with neoclassical homes, charming alleys, traditional shops, and local tavernas. A lively blend of history, culture, and everyday Greek life.

A lively market space in Roman times, now an open-air archaeological site featuring the impressive Tower of the Winds and remains of shops, fountains, and temples that once served the heart of the ancient city.

The vibrant civic heart of classical Athens, where philosophy, politics, and commerce thrived. Explore the well-preserved Temple of Hephaestus and the reconstructed Stoa of Attalos, once a bustling marketplace and gathering spot.

An ancient cemetery and former potters' quarter, marking the edge of classical Athens. Walk among centuries-old tombs, marble sculptures, and the remnants of the city walls in one of Athens' most serene archaeological sites.

A dynamic area where Athens' industrial past meets its creative present. Once home to the city’s gasworks, today it's a cultural hotspot filled with street art, galleries, music venues, and vibrant nightlife.

A monumental Roman gateway built to honor Emperor Hadrian, symbolically marking the boundary between old Athens and the Roman city—an iconic photo stop blending Greek and Roman heritage.

Once one of the largest temples in the ancient world, this massive structure was dedicated to Zeus, king of the gods. Though only a few columns remain, its scale still inspires awe and speaks to the grandeur of ancient Athens.

A neoclassical masterpiece set within the National Gardens, the Zappeion has hosted historic events and exhibitions since the 19th century—an elegant symbol of modern Athens and its cultural revival.

The only stadium in the world built entirely of marble, it hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. Steeped in history, it stands on the site of ancient athletic contests and still echoes with the spirit of competition.