Walk through ancient ruins and listen to historical insights

Acropolis of Athens: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide

See archaic statues and an archaeological excavation through a glass floor

Acropolis Museum: Skip The Line Ticket + Audio Guide

Journey through the past at the most important museum in Greece

National Archaeology Museum: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide

Explore ancient ruins and hear stories from a knowledgeable guide

Acropolis of Athens: Guided Tour + Skip The Line Ticket

See one of the world's oldest community centers in Ancient Greece

Ancient Agora of Athens: Entry Ticket + Digital Hellenic Heritage Guide

Enjoy some comedic Greek theater with a time-travelling twist

Koilon Theatrical Show

Learn ancient history and walk through ancient ruins

Acropolis of Athens: Guided Tour Only

See Athens the easy way with unlimited use of these handy sightseeing buses

City Sightseeing Athens: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

The best things to do in Athens, all with one easy ticket

The Athens Pass

Discover Athens, the Port of Piraeus, and the Greek coastline on a bus tour

Sights of Athens: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Join a fascinating day trip to see the Meteora rock formations and monasteries

Meteora: Full-Day Tour from Athens with Lunch + Audio Guide

Watch the sunset in Cape Sounion and enjoy a 48 hour Hop-on Hop-off bus ticket

Sights of Athens Combo: Hop-on Hop-off Bus + Cape Sounion Sunset Tour

Explore over 100 of highlights of Athens with an interactive city tour

Athens: Audio Guide App

Acropolis of Athens + Acropolis Museum

One day, three islands and a buffet lunch onboard

Hydra, Poros and Aegina: Full-Day Guided Cruise Tour with Lunch from Athens

Acropolis Museum + Acropolis of Athens

Discover Ancient Corinth, the Corinth Canal, and Nafplio on a guided tour. Immerse yourself in history on a guided tour of ancient Corinth and Nafplio. Marvel at the Corinth Canal, an engineering marvel connecting two seas. Explore the ancient ruins of Corinth, where philosophers and apostles once walked. Visit the majestic Temple of Apollo and discover the city&#39;s rich past. Next, immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Nafplio. Greece&#39;s first capital enchants with its Venetian fortresses, charming alleys, and neoclassical mansions. Stroll along the waterfront, enjoy the coastal views, and soak up its unique atmosphere. With expert guidance, comfortable transportation, and time to explore, this journey offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and breathtaking scenery—an unforgettable experience in the heart of Greece. Notes: - What is the maximum group size for this tour? On our tours, the maximum group size is 49 travelers. However, the average group size is around 40 participants, which we consider the ideal number to provide a balanced and enjoyable group travel experience. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.

Ancient Corinth and Nafplio Day Tour from Athens

Take a scenic bus trip from Athens to the stunning Meteora monasteries. Discover the stunning Meteora monasteries on a full-day guided tour from Athens, complete with a dedicated audio guide. Travel by air-conditioned coach through the picturesque Greek countryside while your telephone guide shares historical insights. Upon arrival in Kalambaka, meet your guide and explore three UNESCO-listed monasteries perched atop towering cliffs. Discover their rich history, hidden stories, and the fascinating Badovas hermit caves with expert commentary. After visiting the monasteries, enjoy some free time in Kalambaka to explore the city or grab a quick lunch (if you wish). In the afternoon, relax on the return journey, arriving in Athens in the evening. Notes: - How difficult is it to climb the Meteora monasteries? Climbing the Meteora monasteries varies in difficulty, but generally requires moderate physical effort. Each monastery is perched on a rocky pillar, and visitors must climb stairs or walkways to reach them. - How many monasteries are there in Meteora? Meteora is home to six active monasteries that visitors can explore. Originally, 24 monasteries were built atop the towering rock formations, but only these six remain inhabited and open to the public. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.

Meteora Day Bus Tour with Optional Lunch

Discover the ancient wonders of Delphi and explore the legendary Oracle. Embark on a captivating, carbon-neutral day trip from Athens to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Delphi, a site once revered as the &quot;Center of the World.&quot; Travel comfortably through the scenic plains of Boeotia, passing historic Thebes, and enjoy a brief stop near Levadia before reaching the legendary slopes of Mount Parnassus. Explore the renowned archaeological site of Delphi, where your expert guide will bring to life the grandeur of the Temple of Apollo, the Athenian Treasury, and other ancient wonders. Continue to the Delphi Museum, home to masterpieces such as the Charioteer of Delphi and the Sphinx of Naxos. End your journey with a scenic drive through Arachova, a picturesque mountain village known for its traditional crafts and fine wines, before returning to Athens filled with unforgettable memories. Notes: - What is the distance between Delphi and Athens and how long does the journey take? The distance between Athens and Delphi is 182 km, and the journey by car takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. - What is the best time to visit the archaeological site of Delphi? The best time to visit the archaeological site of Delphi is during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). These seasons offer mild weather, pleasant temperatures, and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months. Spring also brings blooming flowers and lush vegetation, enhancing the site&#39;s natural beauty. If you visit in summer (July and August), be prepared for high temperatures and large crowds, especially at midday. Early morning or late afternoon visits during this period are recommended to avoid the heat. The winter months (November to March) are less crowded and the weather is cooler, but some facilities may have reduced hours, and certain areas may be less accessible due to weather conditions. However, this can be an excellent time for those who prefer a quieter experience. - What is the policy regarding photography and video at the Delphi Archaeological Museum? Visitors are generally permitted to take photos inside the Delphi Archaeological Museum, as long as they do not use flash or tripods, as these can damage sensitive artifacts and disturb other visitors. However, the use of selfie sticks may be restricted. For more accurate and up-to-date information on photography policies, it is advisable to consult the museum&#39;s official website or contact them directly before your visit. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.

Delphi Day Trip from Athens

Discover the beauty of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina on a full-day scenic cruise from Athens. Embark on a captivating day cruise from Athens and explore the stunning islands of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina. Relax while we take care of every detail, from smooth transportation to a delicious buffet lunch and a Greek folklore show onboard. Begin your journey with a scenic drive to the port, then sail to Poros, where you&#39;ll have time to stroll the charming streets and soak up the serene atmosphere. Next, marvel at Hydra&#39;s picturesque harbor and enjoy an hour and a half exploring its charming alleyways, historic mansions, and vibrant cafes. Finally, discover Aegina, a beloved retreat with a rich heritage and scenic beauty. On the way back, enjoy a lively Greek music and dance show, ending your adventure in style. Notes: - Does the cruise take place even in rough seas? For the safety and comfort of all passengers, the cruise will strive to avoid rough seas whenever possible. The crew has extensive sailing experience and will adjust the route, if necessary, to ensure a smooth sailing experience. Our main goal is to provide a relaxing and enjoyable experience for everyone on board, ensuring that passengers can fully enjoy their time at sea without any discomfort. - Are there any stops for swimming or snorkeling during the cruise? Unfortunately, our regular cruise does not include any stops for swimming or snorkeling. This cruise focuses on exploring the Saronic Islands and enjoying the panoramic views of the coast and surrounding area. We understand that swimming and snorkeling are important activities for many passengers, so we offer other cruises designed specifically for these types of aquatic experiences. - Please select the &#39;With hotel pickup supplement&#39; option if you wish to add hotel pickup/drop-off to your reservation. If your hotel is located in the coastal areas of Voula, Vouliagmeni, Vari, Faliro, etc., select the &#39;Coastal hotel pickup supplement&#39; option. - The day cruise departs from Marina Kalitheas port at 7:45 a.m. The island tour order is Poros - Hydra - Aegina or Aegina - Poros - Hydra, which does not change the length of your stay on either island. - By choosing to upgrade your reservation to the VIP lounge, you will enjoy high-quality services and many other amenities, as well as transfers to the port.

Poros, Hydra, and Aegina Day Cruise from Athens

Explore the ruins of Delphi and the clifftop monasteries of Meteora on a 2-day tour. Embark on a two-day trip from Athens on a carbon-neutral luxury coach with a professional guide. Discover two of Greece&#39;s most iconic sites: Delphi, the &quot;navel of the world,&quot; and the impressive Meteora monasteries. Day 1: Travel through the scenic countryside to Delphi, home to the famous Temple of Apollo. Explore its fascinating ruins and enjoy stunning views before continuing through Central Greece. Arrive in Kalambaka at dusk, a charming town at the base of Meteora, for an overnight stay. Day 2: Visit two Meteora monasteries, perched on towering cliffs and offering panoramic views. On your return to Athens, stop at the heroic monument of King Leonidas at Thermopylae. Arrive in Athens in the early evening, filled with unforgettable memories. Notes: - What is the distance between Delphi and Athens and how long does the journey take? The driving distance between Athens and Delphi is 182 km. The drive from Athens to Delphi takes approximately 2.5 hours. - What is the policy regarding photography and video at the Delphi Archaeological Museum? The Delphi Archaeological Museum&#39;s photography and video policy generally allows visitors to take photos for personal use, but the use of flashes and tripods is generally prohibited. This is to preserve the artifacts and ensure a comfortable experience for all visitors. - Entrance to the monastery: Women must wear long sleeves and skirts; men cannot wear shorts. - Hotel tax: To be paid at check-in: 7 euros per night in 4-star hotels and 3 euros per night in 3-star hotels. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.

Delphi and Meteora 2-Day Tour from Athens

Athens

Explore the city with a Local Friend. Experience an authentic adventure by exploring the city alongside a Local Friend, a local resident who will showcase the destination&#39;s main attractions from a genuine perspective, full of stories. The tour is private and customizable , allowing the itinerary to be adjusted according to your interests, pace, and contracted time for up to 5 people. You can choose the tour duration at the time of booking. 2h, 4h, 6h or 8h Flexible and tailor-made itinerary Customized planning After booking, your Local Friend will contact you up to 48 hours before the tour to understand your interests and create a personalized itinerary tailored to your booking time and preferences.

Athens - Private Tour with a Local Friend in Portuguese

Explore the coast of Attica and the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion. Escape Athens for an afternoon of stunning views and rich history. Enjoy a carbon-neutral drive along the picturesque coastal road, passing through Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, and Varkiza, known for their charm and stunning beaches. Listen to fascinating mythology and history from your expert archaeologist guide as you approach Cape Sounion. Explore the iconic Temple of Poseidon, towering imposingly over the Aegean Sea. Stroll at your own pace, admiring its Doric columns and the panoramic views that inspired poets like Lord Byron. From the clifftop, enjoy stunning views, with up to seven islands visible on clear days. This half-day tour combines history, nature, and serenity, offering a perfect escape from the city. Notes: - How far is Cape Sounion from Athens and how long is the trip? Cape Sounion is located about 70 kilometers (43 miles) southeast of Athens. The journey typically takes between an hour and an hour and a half, depending on traffic and your chosen itinerary. - The scenic drive along the Poseidonos coastal avenue and the Athenian Riviera is a highlight in itself, offering beautiful views of the Saronic Gulf. - Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the activity start time. - The chosen option is without entrance tickets, so you can purchase them directly at the archaeological site. From 27/02 to 31/3 departure is at 16:00 and from 01/04 to 31/10 departure is at 15:00.

Cape Sounio Half-Day Afternoon Tour

Discover the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Acropolis on a guided tour of Athens, immersing yourself in the history and sights of Ancient Greece. A trip to Athens isn&#39;t complete without exploring the iconic Acropolis, the city&#39;s sacred rock. Enjoy an early-access mythological tour, avoiding the crowds and discovering its rich history in a small group. Step back in time exploring UNESCO-listed ruins, marveling at the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the Temple of Athena Nike. Discover the Theater of Dionysus, the birthplace of drama, and the magnificent Odeon of Herodes Atticus. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Athens from the top as your expert guide brings history to life. Whether you&#39;re a history buff or simply curious, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through the legends and architectural wonders of Ancient Greece. Notes: - Will I have free time to explore the Acropolis at my own pace during the tour? Yes, you&#39;ll have free time during the tour to explore the Acropolis at your own pace. After the guided tour, you&#39;ll be free to wander around, enjoy the views, and take photos, allowing you to explore the site on your own. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time. Tickets: If you chose the option where tickets are not included in the price paid online, please purchase tickets before the activity date to guarantee entry to the Acropolis for your group. The time slot selected for the Acropolis visit depends on the tour option chosen: - for the 08:15 visit, select the 08:00 time slot. - for the 08:45 or 09:00 visit, select the 09:00 time slot. - for the 10:00 visit, select the 10:00 time slot. - for the 5:00 pm visit, select the 5:30 pm time slot.

Early Access to the Acropolis and Parthenon Walking Tour

Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Greece with a visit to the country&#39;s most iconic monument, the Acropolis. Choose between a group experience or a more intimate, private tour guided by local experts. Marvel at the treasures of the new Acropolis Museum, where you can explore an impressive collection of archaeological finds that reveal the secrets of this fascinating site. Embark on a unique morning tour of Athens, taking you from the majestic Acropolis to lively Omonia Square, exploring the best of ancient and modern Athens on a comprehensive half-day tour. During this tour, you&#39;ll enjoy engaging commentary from your guide as you visit the city&#39;s most iconic sites, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Greek Parliament, and the Presidential Palace. Ideal for first-time visitors, this tour will provide you with a perfect overview of the city. Begin your ecotourism journey with a stop at the historic Panathinaiko Stadium, home of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. This unique stadium, built entirely of white marble, will be the perfect backdrop for a memorable photo shoot. Then, continue your tour past the Zappeion and the impressive Temple of Olympian Zeus, before admiring the Athens Trilogy, which includes the University of Athens, the Academy of Athens, and the National Library. Stroll through the city&#39;s beautiful corners, such as the National Gardens, Hadrian&#39;s Arch, and St. Paul&#39;s Church, before reaching iconic landmarks like the Parliament, Schliemann House (Numismatic Museum), the Catholic Cathedral, and the Old Parliament. Finally, admire the grandeur of the Acropolis, entering through the monumental entrance of the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, and the Erechtheion with its famous Portico of the Caryatids. This UNESCO World Heritage Site will transport you to the ancient citadel, while your guide explains how these monuments reflect the prosperity of Athens in the 5th century BC. To conclude this historic journey, continue your tour with a leisurely stroll to the Acropolis Museum, where you can skip the long lines and admire some of the most impressive exhibits, including votive offerings, artifacts of daily life, statues from the Archaic period, and, of course, the majestic Caryatids. In the Parthenon Hall, marvel at the metopes, pediments, and friezes—pieces that will transport you to the grandeur of ancient Greece. This tour offers a complete and enriching experience of classical and contemporary Athens. A must-see for history and culture lovers! Notes: Meeting point: Key Tours office at 8:00 am on 26th Street, Athanasiou Diakou, 11743, Athens. - Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the activity starts. - To climb the Acropolis, it is highly recommended to wear comfortable shoes, sunglasses and a hat.

Guided tour of the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum in Spanish

In this experience, I will share with you an authentic view of the city, combining history, culture, local lifestyle, and tips that go beyond traditional tourist routes. During our tour, you will have the opportunity to better understand the atmosphere of the destination, learn about its customs, discover interesting places, and receive personalized recommendations according to your interests. The experience is ideal for those who wish to explore the city in a more relaxed way, ask questions about the local culture, obtain valuable travel tips, and experience the destination through the eyes of someone who knows the region daily.

Explore Athens beyond the tourist attractions and discover the true essence of Greece.

Discover the highlights of Athens and Cape Sounion on a full-day tour. Discover Athens and Cape Sounion on a full-day, zero-carbon tour. Start at the historic Panathenaic Stadium before a panoramic tour of the Prime Minister&#39;s Residence, the Royal Palace, and iconic landmarks like the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian&#39;s Arch. Climb the Acropolis to explore the Parthenon and the Erechtheion, offering stunning views of the city. Enjoy a delicious Greek lunch before a coastal stroll along the Saronic Gulf. Visit the Temple of Poseidon, perched atop a hill overlooking the Aegean Sea. Explore the ruins and enjoy the stunning ocean views. Conclude your journey with a relaxing return to Athens, brimming with history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Notes: - How difficult is the walk to the Acropolis? The hike to the Acropolis can be considered moderately challenging, depending on your fitness level and weather conditions. The climb isn&#39;t particularly steep, but it involves some climbing on uneven terrain and paved trails, which can be slippery, especially if it&#39;s raining or if you&#39;re visiting during the warmer months. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.

Athens One Day: Parthenon, Acropolis Museum and Cape Sounion with Lunch Included

Beat the heat by accessing the Acropolis early in the morning with your expert guide on this small-group tour. Meet your guide at the Key Tours office and reach the southern slope of the Acropolis, where you&#39;ll admire the Sanctuary of Dionysus and the Theater of Dionysus. Climb the hill that leads to the important site of the Acropolis and have your camera ready to capture photos of the city&#39;s historic monuments, including the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, and the Pedestal of Agrippa. After exploring the Acropolis site and descending the hill, you&#39;ll admire important landmarks of the Greek capital, including the Ancient Agora and the National Observatory of Athens. Next, you&#39;ll enter and stroll through the city&#39;s unique neighborhood, Plaka. Forget the sounds of the city for a while. Stroll through Anafiotika, the highest neighborhood in Plaka, and discover its quiet, picturesque, and mystical corners with your guide. Stroll through the countless alleys and admire the old whitewashed mansions, with their imposing carved wooden or iron doors and colorful painted shutters. Discover hidden gems of unspoiled beauty and magnificent views, and uncover secrets unknown even to many Athenians. After a while, you&#39;ll reach the Baths of the Winds, the only public bath in Athens that survives to this day. Dating back to the first period of Turkish rule (1453–1669), it&#39;s located near the Roman Forum and the Tower of the Winds. Passing the Roman Forum, the Fethiye Mosque Museum, and Hadrian&#39;s Library, you&#39;ll reach Monastiraki Square, perhaps the oldest surviving square in the city. After your tour, you can visit the flea market, one of the best places to buy just about anything, or continue walking and enjoy lunch or coffee in one of the quaint little shops, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Notes: If you select the no entrance fees option: We ask that you purchase tickets before the activity date to ensure you can enter the Acropolis with your group. The time selected for your Acropolis visit depends on the tour option selected: For the 8:15 AM tour, select the 8 AM time slot. For the 8:45 AM tour, select the 9 AM time slot. For the 2:30 PM tour, select the 3 PM time slot.

Acropolis - Priority Access and Walking Tour of the Ancient Plaka District

Discover ancient Athens on a guided tour including a visit to the Acropolis Museum. Discover Athens&#39; rich history on a carbon-neutral half-day sightseeing tour and visit to the Acropolis Museum. Ideal for first-time visitors, this guided experience combines ancient and modern landmarks. Admire the Panathinaikos Stadium, the only all-marble stadium in the world. Pass the Zappeion, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, and the Athens Trilogy – the University, Academy, and National Library. Continue past Hadrian&#39;s Arch, the Greek Parliament, and Constitution Square before reaching the Acropolis. Explore the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, and the Erechtheion. Finish at the Acropolis Museum, where you can admire caryatids, archaic statues, and the Parthenon Hall. This immersive tour offers a deeper understanding of Athens&#39; timeless legacy. Notes: - Is an identity document required to enter the Acropolis? Visitors entitled to free or discounted entry must present an identity document or passport. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.

Athens City Tour with Acropolis Archaeological Site and Acropolis Museum

Take a carbon-neutral day trip from Athens, exploring legendary Mycenae, charming Nafplio, and the iconic theater of Epidaurus. Experience the magic of Ancient Greece on this full-day eco-tour from Athens. Begin with a scenic drive along the coastal highway, stopping at the stunning Corinth Canal. Explore the legendary ruins of Mycenae, where the myths of Agamemnon come to life, walking through the Lions&#39; Gate and ancient tombs. Continue to Nafplio, the first capital of Greece, where you can admire its Venetian fortress and picturesque harbor. Finally, visit the world-famous theater of Epidaurus, celebrated for its impressive acoustics and architectural brilliance. Enjoy a day filled with history, mythology, and breathtaking scenery before returning to Athens with unforgettable memories of Greece&#39;s legendary past. Notes: - What is the maximum group size for this tour? Our tours can accommodate a maximum of 49 travelers, although the average group size is typically around 40 participants. This number is carefully selected to ensure a balanced and enjoyable group travel experience. - Are archaeological sites accessible to people with reduced mobility? The archaeological sites of Mycenae and Epidaurus offer some facilities for visitors with reduced mobility, although some challenges remain: Mycenae: The uneven terrain, steep paths, and stairs make full access difficult, but the entrance is accessible, and there are some paths that can be explored on foot. The main site is not wheelchair-accessible, but views can be enjoyed from the entrance. Epidaurus: More accessible than Mycenae, with relatively flat terrain in the main areas, including the theater. Ramps allow partial access to the theater and museum, although the surrounding ruins may be challenging for those with reduced mobility. - Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure time. - Tickets for the Epidaurus theater can be purchased on site for those who wish to experience its magic firsthand.

Epidaurus and Mycenae Day Trip from Athens

Embark on a 4-day journey through the legendary wonders of Ancient Greece Discover the wonders of Greece on a captivating three-day trip from Delphi to Meteora. Day 1: Travel through Thebes, Levadia, and Arachova to reach Delphi, once the spiritual center of the ancient world. Explore the Temple of Apollo, home of the Oracle of Delphi, and admire treasures like the bronze Charioteer at the Delphi Museum. Enjoy free time in modern Delphi before spending the night. Day 2: Travel through Central Greece, stopping in Lamia before arriving in Kalabaka, a picturesque town at the base of Meteora. Spend the night surrounded by stunning rock formations. Day 3: Visit two of Meteora&#39;s awe-inspiring monasteries before stopping at Thermopylae to pay homage to King Leonidas. Return to Athens in the late afternoon, taking with you unforgettable memories. Notes: - What is the best time to visit the archaeological site of Delphi? The best times to visit the archaeological site of Delphi are during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). During these periods, the weather is pleasant, with mild temperatures and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months. - Is there a dress code to enter monasteries? Yes, there is a dress code for entering the Meteora monasteries, as they are active places of worship. Visitors should dress modestly: For women: Skirts or dresses are required (covering the knees), and shoulders must be covered. Pants or shorts are not permitted, but many monasteries provide shawls or skirts at the entrance for visitors to borrow. For men: Long pants are required and sleeveless shirts are not permitted. - Meteora Monasteries: We visit the Great Meteora Monastery and Santo Stefanos Monastery. Every Tuesday, instead of the Great Meteora, we&#39;ll visit the Varlaam Monastery (monasteries may change depending on each monastery&#39;s schedule). - Accommodation tax: To be paid directly at the hotels as follows: 4* hotels - 7 Euros per room/per night, 3* hotels - 3 Euros per room/per night. - Please note that pickup and drop-off service is free. If your hotel is not a pickup/drop-off point, we will indicate the closest point to your accommodation. Drop-off points may vary from pickup points.

Four-Day Classical Greece Tour: Epidaurus, Mycenae, Olympia, Delphi, and Meteora

Explore Mycenae, Delphi, and Olympia on a 3-day eco-tour. Led by an expert and passionate guide, embark on a three-day journey through Greece&#39;s most important UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore Olympia, home of the Olympic Games, the mystical Temple of Apollo at Delphi, and Mycenae, the legendary kingdom of Agamemnon. Enjoy daytime explorations and relax in 4- or 3-star accommodations each night. Day 1: Depart Athens with a stop at the Corinth Canal before visiting the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, renowned for its acoustics. Continue to Mycenae to explore its Cyclopean Walls, the Lions&#39; Gate, and the Royal Tombs before arriving in Olympia for an overnight stay. Day 2: Visit the ruins of Olympia and then cross the Bay of Corinth to Delphi, stopping in picturesque Arachova before spending the night. Day 3: Discover the archaeological site and museum of Delphi before returning to Athens in the evening. Notes: - What is included in the three-day tour to Delphi and Meteora? The tour includes transportation from Athens to Delphi and Meteora, guided tours of the archaeological sites, accommodation, breakfast and dinner, and entrance tickets to the sites. - What is the itinerary for the three-day tour of Delphi and Meteora? On the first day, you&#39;ll depart Athens in the morning and head to the Delphi Archaeological Site. After exploring the site and delving into its ancient history, you&#39;ll spend the night in Delphi. The second day begins with a visit to the Delphi Archaeological Museum, where you&#39;ll delve deeper into the region&#39;s fascinating past. Next, you&#39;ll travel to Meteora, arriving in Kalambaka for an overnight stay. On the third day, you&#39;ll visit the stunning Meteora Monasteries, perched atop imposing rock formations. After experiencing the region&#39;s inspiring beauty and spirituality, you&#39;ll return to Athens to conclude the tour. - Accommodation tax: To be paid directly at the hotels as follows: 4-star hotels: 7 euros per room/per night, 3-star hotels: 3 euros per room/per night. - Please note that pickup and drop-off service is free. If your hotel is not a pickup/drop-off point, we will indicate the closest point to your accommodation. Drop-off points may vary from pickup points.

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