Discovering Ancient Wonders of Athens Tour Package

Greece

Duration
4 Days 3 Nights
Tour Type
Customized tours

Explore Athens with Cholan Tours, from the iconic Acropolis and Acropolis Museum to the lively streets of the city. Immerse yourself in Greece's rich history with excursions to Argolis or Delphi. This 4-day itinerary blends ancient heritage and modern charm, promising an exceptional Greek adventure you'll always cherish.

Package Highlights:

Honeymoon special Greece Tour Package

Destination Covered:

Athens

Detailed Itinerary:

Day 1 : Arrival in Athens – Welcome to the Cradle of Western Civilization

The adventure through Athens starts as you touch down at Athens International Airport, where you will be greeted by our experienced tour manager. You'll, then be escorted to your hotel, after which a smooth check-in will lead you to the itinerary of excitement, showing all the must-see attractions and experiences.

Spend your evening at your leisure, getting into the active Greek atmosphere. Take a night walk around the charming quarters of your hotel, search out some local neighbourhoods, or relax in a cosy local café and indulge in authentic Greek specialties. Let Athens's bustling cityscape plunge you into the ancient within the modern.

Overnight stay at Athens.

Day 2 : Athens City Tour and Acropolis Museum – Discover the Ancient Wonders of Athens

Start the day with a delicious breakfast, then proceed to this engaging city tour of Athens. Board the convenient Hop On Hop Off Bus for a seamless exploration of the city's iconic landmarks: a blend of ancient history and modern culture.

Highlights of the Athens City Tour:

The Acropolis: Behold the Parthenon and other ancient ruins as testaments to Greece's glorious heritage.

Omonoia Square: Bustling energy of Athens at its best.

Panathenaic Stadium: The site of the first Modern Olympic Games in 1896, is uniquely constructed entirely of marble.

Temple of Olympian Zeus: One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, this colossal temple dedicated to the god Zeus was completed in 174 BCE.

Zappeion Megaron: Visit the majestic hall where many historical events took place.

Temple of Athena Nike: Built between 451 and 448 BC, this small yet exquisite temple celebrates the goddess of victory.

Other attractions include the University of Athens, the National Garden, Hadrian's Arch, The Parliament, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Schliemann’s House, and St. Paul’s Church.

In the afternoon, visit the Acropolis Museum, which boasts 3,000 ancient artifacts of all sorts, from Elgin Marbles and the famous Caryatids among its holdings, giving one the immersion in Athens' glorious antiquity.

Overnight in Athens.

Day 3 : Athens – Argolis/Delphi Tour – Explore the Greek Countryside

Enjoy breakfast, then spend your day exploring Athens on your own, or take a full-day excursion to the Argolis region or Delphi.

Argolis: Go back in time to the ancient Greeks by visiting Mycenae, the legendary home of King Agamemnon. Walk around the archaeological ruins and experience the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, famous for its incredible acoustics.

Delphi: This UNESCO World Heritage Site was thought to be the centre of the world by the ancient Greeks. The Temple of Apollo, the Theatre, and the Stadium are set against a fantastic mountain backdrop, providing amazing views and a feeling of spiritual wonder.

Both options promise a fascinating journey into Greece's history with expert guides sharing captivating stories from the past.

Overnight in Athens.

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Discovering Ancient Wonders of Athens Tour Package

Package Includes:

Accommodation at Hotel
Breakfast at the Hotel
Private Transfers for Airport
Entrance Fees mentioned on the itinerary
All government taxes included

Package Excludes:

Flight Tickets
Visa
Personal Expenses (Telephone, Laundry, Shopping, etc)
High & Peak Season Surcharge
Airport Taxes (Domestic & International Airports)
Travel Insurance

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