A Private Athens by E-bike Experience.
Designed for private group only, this exclusive Athens by E-bike tour takes you on a delightful journey through the city’s old and modern neighbourhoods. Pedal effortlessly with your group as you explore neoclassical sites, the birthplace of the modern Olympics, and the vibrant streets of old Athens.
Food Tasting and Cultural Discovery.
Led by a passionate tour leader, this small group tour combines historical exploration with culinary indulgence. Along the way, you’ll enjoy local food tastings, from classic street food to unique flavours that represent Athens’ culinary heritage. Don’t miss the captivating Change of Guards ceremony for a touch of tradition.
Discover Athens in a Small Group with Local Flavours.
Perfect for foodies and explorers alike, this tour offers the chance to explore Athens sites with street food tasting in a fun and easy way. Make memories as you ride through iconic landmarks and savour authentic tastes of the city.
This Athens by E-bike food tour is perfect for private groups, food lovers, and travellers seeking intimate experiences and like to explore in a private tour and make meaningful travel memories.
Tour Length: 9.5km
Meet, greet and prepare for your bike adventure.
A grand marble gateway built in honour of Emperor Hadrian, marking the transition between ancient and Roman Athens, showcasing impressive architecture and historical significance.
The Panathenaic Stadium, made entirely of marble, hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896 and stands as a symbol of Greece’s athletic and architectural heritage.
Zappeion Hall is a neoclassical building near the National Gardens, used for cultural events and exhibitions, surrounded by tranquil gardens perfect for a peaceful stroll.
A lush oasis in the heart of Athens, the National Garden Park offers shaded pathways, exotic plants, and peaceful spots for relaxation amid the bustling city.
The Evzones perform the Changing of the Guards ceremony at Syntagma Square, showcasing precision, tradition, and their unique ceremonial uniforms in front of the Greek Parliament.
The Neoclassical Trilogy includes the Academy, University, and National Library of Athens, showcasing stunning neoclassical architecture and representing the intellectual and cultural heart of the city.
The First Royal Residence is a historic neoclassical building that once housed Greece’s first king, Otto, and now serves as a reminder of Athens’ modern royal history.
Experience the delight of lukumades, traditional Greek doughnuts topped with honey or chocolate, offering a sweet and irresistible taste of Athens’ culinary heritage.
Varvakios Market is Athens’ vibrant central market, bustling with fresh produce, meats, spices, and local delicacies, giving a lively glimpse into the city’s food culture.
Psiri is a lively district blending street art, traditional tavernas, trendy bars, and a vibrant nightlife, making it a hotspot for locals and visitors alike.
Thissio is a charming neighbourhood near the Acropolis, featuring picturesque streets, outdoor cafes, and the iconic Temple of Hephaestus set amidst lush greenery.
A historic site near the Acropolis, Areopagus Hill offers panoramic views of Athens and was once a centre for ancient trials and important mythological tales.
Anafiotika is a hidden gem beneath the Acropolis, resembling a Cycladic island with its narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and serene atmosphere in the heart of Athens.
The Roman Forum of Athens showcases ancient ruins, including the Tower of the Winds, revealing the city’s Roman past and its blend of history and culture.
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens is a majestic neoclassical church, featuring impressive frescoes and architecture, standing as the spiritual heart of the city.
Taste the iconic Greek gyros wrap, filled with flavourful grilled meat, tzatziki, and fresh vegetables, offering a delicious, quick bite of Athens’ street food culture.
Plaka, the oldest neighbourhood in Athens, is known for its cobblestone streets, neoclassical houses, and cozy tavernas, offering a charming, village-like feel beneath the Acropolis.
The Lysicrates Monument is an ancient choragic structure in Plaka, built to celebrate a theatrical performance, showcasing unique architecture from Athens’ cultural golden age.
Time for a refreshment and debrief your tour.
It is a pleasure to meet people from other parts of the world, trade and share experiences and of course, showcase Athens’ uniqueness.
