Guided Tours in Athens

A wonderful experience! We chose this tour because we wanted to visit Delphi without the hassle of logistics, but also without having to stay in a group for a heavy guided tour. The package is great: travel in a comfortable bus with some explanations, then left to explore this magnificent site on your own with audio guides (the timing was perfect, neither too short nor too long). Before heading back, we had lunch overlooking an incredible view of the valley. Our guide Valisis was cheerful and helpful throughout the day. Thank you!

Beautiful places, tour organized really well despite the strikes going on in Greece, guide super nice and knowledgeable about places, available for any questions. Only flaw, if by chance you don't want to eat in an "obligatory" place bring food from home both for lunch and dinner

Very well organized excursion. Unfortunately to this day the Greek farmers' protest is still going on and this lengthens the trip by at least 1 hour. This led to not being able to visit the caves. Anyway, the visit to the monasteries was very interesting and the guide explained the history and geology of the places well. In hindsight it would be worthwhile to take a night out and not make the day trip from Athens; that way we would see the monasteries a little more leisurely. Keep in mind that as of today there is an entrance fee of 5 euros per person.

The guided tour was well organized and the guide, Petro, can do his job well and is very helpful. I recommend your company because of the seriousness

It was a wonderful clear day to visit. Our guide Demetrius ( I believe)was engaging and provided a wealth of information. It was like taking a fun graduate level field trip with your favorite professor. 100% worth booking.

I used the Gray Line Athens Hop-On Hop-Off bus for 2 days combined with the Parthenon entrance ticket, and the experience was excellent. The buses were consistently on time and very reliable, unlike many hop-on hop-off services I’ve used in other countries. The routes are long and well planned, covering many interesting areas, with three different routes to choose from. The Yellow (Beach) Route was my favorite for its relaxed scenery, while the Blue Route is shorter but still very appealing, and the Red Route offers a comprehensive overview of Athens’ main highlights. The Parthenon ticket made everything very convenient. There was no need to queue, and entry was quick and hassle-free—just scan the barcode and walk straight in. Overall, this combo offers great value and is a very efficient way to explore Athens comfortably.

The entire Acropolis complex is absolutely impressive and the entrance fee is worth every euro. It's incredible what was built at that time.

The guide Dido (hopefully I wrote it correctly) was great. The audio guide works on GPS - it starts an interesting story and then just switches to another and you cannot hear the ending. In general, the tour is great for lazy afternoon in the city, if you don't want to plan anything yourself. Everything is taken care of. And the view of the temple is great even without buying the entering tickets.