

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.€58This cycling tour lasts about two and a half hours, taking place in the late afternoon to catch the sunset in Athens. Participants can choose between top quality regular bikes or electric bikes, both provided with helmets. The tour begins with a bike fitting and check-in, followed by a route through key city sights and some lesser-known locations. An English-speaking guide leads the group and provides practical information about the city. Stops include the Acropolis Museum, the Roman Herod Atticus Odeon, and the neighborhood of Thissio. The route continues past the Kerameikos Cemetery and the Ancient Agora of Athens, then reaches a viewpoint overlooking the Acropolis. Additional stops include the Pnyx, Adrianou Street for souvenir shopping, and a short walk at the National Observatory of Athens for a city view. The tour also passes the well-preserved Temple of Aries and pauses at the Panathenaic Stadium, site of the first Olympic Games. Further highlights are Philopappos Hill, the Fethiye Mosque, and a visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens. The ride continues past Hadrian's Library, the Tower of the Winds, and a photo stop at the Roman Agora. The group also stops at the Zappeion Conference & Exhibition Center and the Plaka old town area, with time to explore scenic spots. The tour includes a break at the Presidential Mansion to watch the guards and finishes at the Arch of Hadrian, the most photographed monument in Athens. The route passes by the ruins of Athens’ largest ancient temple before concluding. Hotel pick-up and drop off are not included.
Check in and bike fitting
Guests check in and receive their bike fittings to ensure a proper and comfortable ride before the tour begins.
10 min
Acropolis Museum
The tour passes by the world famous Acropolis Museum, showcasing artifacts from the Acropolis site.
Herod Atticus Odeon
Riders pass the Roman Herod Atticus Odeon, a historic venue that hosts summer concerts.
Thissio
A five-minute stop in the local neighborhood of Thissio to explore this area briefly.
5 min
Kerameikos Cemetery
The route passes by the Kerameikos Cemetery, an important archaeological site in Athens.
5 min
Ancient Agora of Athens
The group follows a secret path leading outside the birthplace of democracy, the Ancient Agora of Athens, with a brief five-minute stop.
5 min
Acropolis
The tour offers a view of the Acropolis, Greece’s most important archaeological site, from a high vantage point.
Pnyx
The route includes passing the Pnyx, a historic site.
Adrianou Street
A five-minute stop on Adrianou Street, known for being Athens’ most popular street for souvenirs.
5 min
National Observatory of Athens
Guests leave their bikes for a ten-minute walk to a viewpoint at the National Observatory of Athens, overlooking the city.
10 min
Temple of Aries
The tour passes the Temple of Aries, the most well-preserved ancient temple in Greece.
Panathenaic Stadium
A ten-minute stop at the Panathenaic Stadium, which hosted the first Olympic Games.
10 min
Philopappos Hill
A ten-minute stop at Philopappos Hill that offers views toward the city center.
10 min
Fethiye Mosque
The route passes by the Fethiye Mosque.
Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens
A ten-minute break to visit the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the city center.
10 min
Hadrian's Library
The tour passes by Hadrian's Library.
Tower of the Winds
The route includes passing the Tower of the Winds.
Roman Agora
A five-minute stop outside the Gate of the Roman Forum for photos.
5 min
Zappeion Conference & Exhibition Center
A five-minute stop to view the Zappeion, a neoclassical building used for conferences and exhibitions.
5 min
Plaka
The tour passes through the old town of Athens, Plaka, with stops at scenic corners for about fifteen minutes.
15 min
Presidential Mansion
A ten-minute break to watch the presidential guards in front of the former royal house.
10 min
Arch of Hadrian
The final stop is the Arch of Hadrian, the most photographed monument in Athens, with a five-minute visit.
5 min
Ruins of Athens’ largest ancient temple
The route passes by the ruins of the largest ancient temple in Athens before the tour ends.
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.€58This cycling tour lasts about two and a half hours, taking place in the late afternoon to catch the sunset in Athens. Participants can choose between top quality regular bikes or electric bikes, both provided with helmets. The tour begins with a bike fitting and check-in, followed by a route through key city sights and some lesser-known locations. An English-speaking guide leads the group and provides practical information about the city. Stops include the Acropolis Museum, the Roman Herod Atticus Odeon, and the neighborhood of Thissio. The route continues past the Kerameikos Cemetery and the Ancient Agora of Athens, then reaches a viewpoint overlooking the Acropolis. Additional stops include the Pnyx, Adrianou Street for souvenir shopping, and a short walk at the National Observatory of Athens for a city view. The tour also passes the well-preserved Temple of Aries and pauses at the Panathenaic Stadium, site of the first Olympic Games. Further highlights are Philopappos Hill, the Fethiye Mosque, and a visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens. The ride continues past Hadrian's Library, the Tower of the Winds, and a photo stop at the Roman Agora. The group also stops at the Zappeion Conference & Exhibition Center and the Plaka old town area, with time to explore scenic spots. The tour includes a break at the Presidential Mansion to watch the guards and finishes at the Arch of Hadrian, the most photographed monument in Athens. The route passes by the ruins of Athens’ largest ancient temple before concluding. Hotel pick-up and drop off are not included.
Check in and bike fitting
Guests check in and receive their bike fittings to ensure a proper and comfortable ride before the tour begins.
10 min
Acropolis Museum
The tour passes by the world famous Acropolis Museum, showcasing artifacts from the Acropolis site.
Herod Atticus Odeon
Riders pass the Roman Herod Atticus Odeon, a historic venue that hosts summer concerts.
Thissio
A five-minute stop in the local neighborhood of Thissio to explore this area briefly.
5 min
Kerameikos Cemetery
The route passes by the Kerameikos Cemetery, an important archaeological site in Athens.
5 min
Ancient Agora of Athens
The group follows a secret path leading outside the birthplace of democracy, the Ancient Agora of Athens, with a brief five-minute stop.
5 min
Acropolis
The tour offers a view of the Acropolis, Greece’s most important archaeological site, from a high vantage point.
Pnyx
The route includes passing the Pnyx, a historic site.
Adrianou Street
A five-minute stop on Adrianou Street, known for being Athens’ most popular street for souvenirs.
5 min
National Observatory of Athens
Guests leave their bikes for a ten-minute walk to a viewpoint at the National Observatory of Athens, overlooking the city.
10 min
Temple of Aries
The tour passes the Temple of Aries, the most well-preserved ancient temple in Greece.
Panathenaic Stadium
A ten-minute stop at the Panathenaic Stadium, which hosted the first Olympic Games.
10 min
Philopappos Hill
A ten-minute stop at Philopappos Hill that offers views toward the city center.
10 min
Fethiye Mosque
The route passes by the Fethiye Mosque.
Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens
A ten-minute break to visit the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the city center.
10 min
Hadrian's Library
The tour passes by Hadrian's Library.
Tower of the Winds
The route includes passing the Tower of the Winds.
Roman Agora
A five-minute stop outside the Gate of the Roman Forum for photos.
5 min
Zappeion Conference & Exhibition Center
A five-minute stop to view the Zappeion, a neoclassical building used for conferences and exhibitions.
5 min
Plaka
The tour passes through the old town of Athens, Plaka, with stops at scenic corners for about fifteen minutes.
15 min
Presidential Mansion
A ten-minute break to watch the presidential guards in front of the former royal house.
10 min
Arch of Hadrian
The final stop is the Arch of Hadrian, the most photographed monument in Athens, with a five-minute visit.
5 min
Ruins of Athens’ largest ancient temple
The route passes by the ruins of the largest ancient temple in Athens before the tour ends.
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.