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Exploring Ancient Athens by E-Bike
Glide through historic heart of Athens by E-bike, starting at the iconic Acropolis Hill, where ancient ruins like the Parthenon stand tall. Pedal through Thission, home to the Temple of Hephaestus, and Kerameikos, a serene archaeological site. Discover Psiri’s vibrant boulevards, full of street art and local eateries.
Modern Meets Ancient Landmarks
Continue to the Roman Agora, a testament to Athens’ layered past, and ride through the Old City alleys before you reach the grandeur of the Panathenaic Stadium, birthplace of the modern Olympics. Conclude your tour witnessing the iconic Change of Guards ceremony.
Our Athens by E-bike tour offers a seamless blend of ancient wonders and contemporary culture, making Athens’ rich heritage effortlessly accessible.
This Athens by E-bike tour is perfect for travellers seeking small group tours, history enthusiasts, and anyone who loves easy, fun, and mindful exploration of iconic landmarks.
Tour Length: 8.5km
Meet, greed and prepare for your cycling adventure.
The Herodion Odeon is an ancient Roman amphitheater at the foot of the Acropolis, renowned for its remarkable acoustics and iconic cultural performances.
The Areopagus is a historic rock near the Acropolis, known as the site of ancient trials and for its panoramic views of Athens.
The Ancient Agora was Athens’ bustling center of political, commercial, and social life. Today, it showcases ruins, including the Temple of Hephaestus and the Stoa of Attalos.
Kerameikos is the ancient cemetery of Athens, showcasing historic ruins, burial sites, and insights into Greek funeral customs.
Psiri is a vibrant district filled with colorful street art, traditional tavernas, and trendy shops, offering a mix of old and new Athens culture.
Monastiraki is a bustling area famous for its flea market, historic sites, and lively atmosphere, blending modern energy with ancient charm.
The Tower of the Winds is a unique octagonal structure in the Roman Agora, once used as a clock and weather vane in ancient Athens.
Plaka is Athens’ oldest neighborhood, with narrow streets, charming neoclassical architecture, and a cozy, village-like atmosphere.
The Lysicrates Monument is an elegant choragic structure in Plaka, built in honor of a theatrical performance in ancient Athens.
Hadrian’s Arch is a grand marble gateway marking the boundary between ancient and Roman Athens, built in honor of Emperor Hadrian.
The Panathenaic Stadium, also known as the Olympics Stadium, is a historic venue made entirely of marble and home to the First Modern Olympics.
The Presidential Guards, or Evzones, are elite soldiers known for their ceremonial uniform and traditional Changing of the Guard in front of the Presidential Mansion.
The Zappeion is an elegant 19th-century neoclassical building in the National Gardens, used for exhibitions and cultural events in Athens.
Time for a refreshment and debrief your tour.
My favourite thing about our tours is their easy pace that allows groups to enjoy themselves, make banter and really immerse themselves in the experience.
