



by Athens by Bike
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€58Athens is home to ancient landmarks such as the Acropolis and the Roman Odeon. This small-group e-bike tour lasts about two and a half hours and covers major city sights and some lesser-known paths. The group starts with bike fitting and a safety check. The route passes the Roman Odeon, a venue that hosts summer concerts, and moves to a local neighborhood for a brief stop. Riders pass by one of Athens’ key landmarks and follow a secret path outside the birthplace of democracy. The tour offers views of the main archaeological site from a vantage point before continuing to the city’s busiest souvenir street. The tour includes a short walk to an elevated spot overlooking Athens, a stop at the stadium that hosted the first Olympic games, and a photo break outside the Gate of the Roman forum. The ride continues through the old town, pausing at scenic spots and a large Orthodox church in the city center. The group also views the presidential guards in front of the former royal house, passes ruins of the largest ancient temple, and stops briefly at a notable neoclassical building. The tour includes an English-speaking guide, helmets, and the use of high-quality trekking e-bikes if that option is selected. Participants receive a list of Athens city suggestions. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.
Bike fitting and check-in
The group begins by checking in and fitting the bikes to each participant to ensure comfort and safety.
5 min
Ride through city
The tour proceeds through the city streets, preparing to visit landmarks.
Roman Odeon
Participants see the Roman Odeon, a historic structure known for hosting summer concerts.
Local neighborhood stop
A brief five-minute stop allows the group to observe a local neighborhood.
5 min
Pass by major Athens sight
The route includes passing one of Athens’ most important landmarks with a five-minute pause.
5 min
Secret path outside birthplace of democracy
Cyclists take a hidden path leading outside the location known as the birthplace of democracy, stopping for five minutes.
5 min
View of main archaeological site
The group admires Greece’s most significant archaeological site from a notable viewpoint.
Ride through city
The tour continues riding through Athens.
Souvenir street stop
A five-minute stop occurs on Athens’ busiest street for souvenirs.
5 min
Ride through city
Cycling resumes along city streets.
Ride through city
The tour continues through more parts of Athens.
Walk to city overlook
Participants leave their bikes for a ten-minute walk to a viewpoint offering a broad view of Athens.
10 min
Ride through city
The group resumes cycling after the overlook.
Olympic stadium stop
A ten-minute stop lets the group admire the stadium that once hosted the first Olympic games.
10 min
Gate of Roman forum photo stop
The tour pauses for five minutes allowing photos outside the Gate of the Roman forum.
5 min
Ride through city
Cyclists continue riding through Athens.
Old town and scenic corners
The group passes through Athens’ old town with stops at several scenic locations over fifteen minutes.
15 min
Orthodox church visit
A ten-minute break is taken to visit one of the largest Orthodox churches in Athens’ city center.
10 min
Ride through city
The tour continues by bike.
Presidential guards stop
A five to ten-minute stop is made to observe the presidential guards in front of the former royal house.
10 min
Pass ruins of largest ancient temple
The route passes the ruins of Athens’ largest ancient temple.
Neoclassical building stop
A five-minute stop allows viewing one of Athens’ most impressive neoclassical buildings.
5 min
The meeting point is 60m from the "Acropolis" metro station, at Athanasiou Diakou 16 Street & Syggrou Avenue, 11742 Athens.(link). When using Google or Apple Maps, be sure to include the postal code 11742 to locate us correctly. Piraeus port is about 40 minutes by taxi depending on the traffic.
End point
The meeting point is 60m from the "Acropolis" metro station, at Athanasiou Diakou 16 Street & Syggrou Avenue, 11742 Athens.(link). When using Google or Apple Maps, be sure to include the postal code 11742 to locate us correctly. Piraeus port is about 40 minutes by taxi depending on the traffic.




by Athens by Bike
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€58Athens is home to ancient landmarks such as the Acropolis and the Roman Odeon. This small-group e-bike tour lasts about two and a half hours and covers major city sights and some lesser-known paths. The group starts with bike fitting and a safety check. The route passes the Roman Odeon, a venue that hosts summer concerts, and moves to a local neighborhood for a brief stop. Riders pass by one of Athens’ key landmarks and follow a secret path outside the birthplace of democracy. The tour offers views of the main archaeological site from a vantage point before continuing to the city’s busiest souvenir street. The tour includes a short walk to an elevated spot overlooking Athens, a stop at the stadium that hosted the first Olympic games, and a photo break outside the Gate of the Roman forum. The ride continues through the old town, pausing at scenic spots and a large Orthodox church in the city center. The group also views the presidential guards in front of the former royal house, passes ruins of the largest ancient temple, and stops briefly at a notable neoclassical building. The tour includes an English-speaking guide, helmets, and the use of high-quality trekking e-bikes if that option is selected. Participants receive a list of Athens city suggestions. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.
Bike fitting and check-in
The group begins by checking in and fitting the bikes to each participant to ensure comfort and safety.
5 min
Ride through city
The tour proceeds through the city streets, preparing to visit landmarks.
Roman Odeon
Participants see the Roman Odeon, a historic structure known for hosting summer concerts.
Local neighborhood stop
A brief five-minute stop allows the group to observe a local neighborhood.
5 min
Pass by major Athens sight
The route includes passing one of Athens’ most important landmarks with a five-minute pause.
5 min
Secret path outside birthplace of democracy
Cyclists take a hidden path leading outside the location known as the birthplace of democracy, stopping for five minutes.
5 min
View of main archaeological site
The group admires Greece’s most significant archaeological site from a notable viewpoint.
Ride through city
The tour continues riding through Athens.
Souvenir street stop
A five-minute stop occurs on Athens’ busiest street for souvenirs.
5 min
Ride through city
Cycling resumes along city streets.
Ride through city
The tour continues through more parts of Athens.
Walk to city overlook
Participants leave their bikes for a ten-minute walk to a viewpoint offering a broad view of Athens.
10 min
Ride through city
The group resumes cycling after the overlook.
Olympic stadium stop
A ten-minute stop lets the group admire the stadium that once hosted the first Olympic games.
10 min
Gate of Roman forum photo stop
The tour pauses for five minutes allowing photos outside the Gate of the Roman forum.
5 min
Ride through city
Cyclists continue riding through Athens.
Old town and scenic corners
The group passes through Athens’ old town with stops at several scenic locations over fifteen minutes.
15 min
Orthodox church visit
A ten-minute break is taken to visit one of the largest Orthodox churches in Athens’ city center.
10 min
Ride through city
The tour continues by bike.
Presidential guards stop
A five to ten-minute stop is made to observe the presidential guards in front of the former royal house.
10 min
Pass ruins of largest ancient temple
The route passes the ruins of Athens’ largest ancient temple.
Neoclassical building stop
A five-minute stop allows viewing one of Athens’ most impressive neoclassical buildings.
5 min
The meeting point is 60m from the "Acropolis" metro station, at Athanasiou Diakou 16 Street & Syggrou Avenue, 11742 Athens.(link). When using Google or Apple Maps, be sure to include the postal code 11742 to locate us correctly. Piraeus port is about 40 minutes by taxi depending on the traffic.
End point
The meeting point is 60m from the "Acropolis" metro station, at Athanasiou Diakou 16 Street & Syggrou Avenue, 11742 Athens.(link). When using Google or Apple Maps, be sure to include the postal code 11742 to locate us correctly. Piraeus port is about 40 minutes by taxi depending on the traffic.