Juegos Olímpicos Entrenamiento y carrera de grupos pequeños en Atenas





Descripción
¡Participe en una actividad fácil y divertida en lugares conectados con eventos olímpicos reales! Conozca los antecedentes de lo que realmente eran los Juegos Olímpicos y descubra más sobre cómo entrenaban los atletas olímpicos antiguos. ¡Podrás practicar el disco, el lanzamiento de jabalina, el lanzamiento de peso y el salto de longitud antes de competir en una carrera de relevos en el primer estadio olímpico moderno del mundo! Esta es una actividad de 2 horas en grupos pequeños para no más de 15 invitados.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Estadio Panatenaico o Kallimarmaro es una de las principales atracciones históricas de Atenas y es el único estadio del mundo construido íntegramente en mármol. Es el estadio donde se celebraron por primera vez los primeros juegos olímpicos modernos en 1896.
El Zappeion fue el primer edificio que se erigió específicamente para el renacimiento de los Juegos Olímpicos en el mundo moderno.
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Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Esta es una actividad física suave al aire libre para cualquier persona, no es necesario ser deportista para participar en ella, puedes realizarla a tu propio ritmo.
- Actividad en grupos pequeños para una experiencia óptima.
Opiniones(101)
I've got an active 10 yr old who really wanted to do this tour when I showed it to him. Due to a timing situation, we could only register to do it on our first morning and wouldn't you know it, our flight was delayed the night before. We arrived at the meet up point on little less than 3 hrs of sleep and it kept us awake and not feeling like garbage. I attribute that all to our guide/trainer Evi. It was light, fun and I didn't even feel silly doing athletic activities, which I normally do. Our activities weren't played at the stadium, which is fine since we were there in the dead of summer so it was too hot and the sun too harsh to be out for that long with no shade. Our tour was great and we enjoyed our visit to the museum. Thank you Evi!
My 9 year old son and I absolutely loved this! "Training" for some of the events in the Olympics and then running a lap around the track is something we will always remember.
My family enjoyed this thoroughly. My children are 30, 28 & 18 and they had so much fun learning history and competing against others and learning the history of the Olympics. Our guide was friendly and got everyone engaged in the activities. We are very happy with our experience.
Very fun, informative, and active. Also a different activity than you’d probably do while in Greece which added some needed variety!
I expected more of a workout- this was closer to an informative introduction to early Olympics and history with demonstrations on javelin throw, discus and shot put as well as standing broad jump. It was an entertaining 2 hour morning.
There was a range of activities and information throughout, and our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly.
You learn about history of the Olympic Games. Tour guides stay engaged with you the entire time. I knew part of it was outside the stadium, but I didn’t realize most of it was at other walkable locations. Run, “wrestle”, javelin throw (foam), shot put (rubber), long jump, discus (rubber), and then running short sprints inside the stadium.
Myrto is energetic, patient, and so kind. We learned how to throw the discus, javelin, shotput, long jump, and we ran around the Olympic stadium. This is a great activity for families. My husband is athletic and really enjoyed this booking. We'll be seeing you at the 2028 Olympics, Myrto! 🔥💪🏼
This was a lot of fun. We lucked out because we did it during shoulder season so I can't speak to the experience during busier times. It ended up being a private tour for my family (incl wife and daughter). Our daughter loves sports and is super competitive. She found it incredibly fun learning how to perform some of the olympic events. Our guide was friendly and engaging, and made the experience a lot of fun for all of us.
This was a fun and active way to learn about a bit of modern Greek history and to engage with an Athens local. Evie was a fantastic guide to the Olympic games and she also provided some other great insights and recommendations for making the most of Athens. The whole family enjoyed trying our hand at various Olympic pursuits and running a lap at the Panathenaic Stadium, which is an epic edifice.



