Experimente a beleza da Atenas iluminada enquanto o sol está se pondo! Dê uma visão geral dos destaques da cidade e desfrute de uma autêntica taverna grega com deliciosos sabores tradicionais, música ao vivo e dança sob o céu!
A Acrópole, que domina o centro da moderna Atenas, era o santuário mais importante e majestoso da cidade antiga, dedicado principalmente à sua deusa padroeira, Atena.
Teatro de Dionísio ou Teatro de Dionísio Elefthereos é o mais importante teatro ao ar livre conhecido na antiga Atenas e é considerado o primeiro teatro do mundo. Ficava a cerca de 3 metros acima do templo e fazia parte do santuário de Elefthereos. Grande Dionísia, o maior festival teatral de Atenas.
O magnífico Odeon de Herodes Atticus foi a última grande estrutura construída na antiguidade na área da Acrópole. Era um típico anfiteatro romano da época imperial, com capacidade para pelo menos 5.000 pessoas. eventos, principalmente no contexto do Festival de Atenas.
Uma entrada principal específica para o interior é uma característica comum a locais religiosos. Era costume na arquitetura grega antiga que qualquer local religioso significativo tivesse um portão principal. Este portão principal, o Propylaia, assumiu um significado único na Acrópole. Não é apenas um portão que dá acesso à área sagrada, nem é apenas um apêndice arquitetônico do complexo principal do templo. Os Propylaia desempenham um papel requintado e único. Representam a natureza magnânima da Acrópole ateniense. É por isso que, mais do que um simples portão, o Propylaia é magnificamente construído como um monumento público complexo e harmonioso.
O Parthenon é conhecido como um dos lugares culturais mais significativos do mundo como um ícone permanente da Grécia antiga, democracia e civilização ocidental. Começou em 447 aC e foi construído em apenas nove anos (o recorde da temporada) e em 438 BC, foi concluído. A tarefa de embelezamento começou em 438 e terminou em 432 aC.
Um templo dedicado à Deusa Atena e Nike na rocha sagrada. Foi construído aproximadamente 420 aC e é o primeiro templo iônico completo na Acrópole.
Um edifício requintado com atributos especiais e forma arquitetônica no lado norte da rocha da Acrópole. Segundo a lenda, foi aqui que Poseidon e a Deusa Atena lutaram pelo nome da cidade.
Também é chamado de Olympeion ou Templo de Zeus Olímpico e construído em homenagem ao pai dos deuses, Zeus, que vivia no cume do Monte Olimpo.
O Portão de Adriano em Atenas é um arco romano. Foi criado em homenagem a ele durante sua estadia em 131 dC e fornece entrada para o Templo de Zeus Olímpico.
Um dos monumentos culturais mais importantes de Atenas e da Grécia em geral é o Estádio Panathinaiko. É também conhecido como Kallimarmaro e sobrevive até hoje em muito bom estado. cultuada e por isso concursos eram organizados em sua homenagem todos os anos. Como um projeto foi concluído antes do século 6 aC, mas em sua forma final com o precioso mármore chegou depois de muito tempo.
Os Evzones executam a famosa "mudança de guarda" no Syntagma, em frente ao monumento do Soldado Desconhecido, a cada hora. imóveis guardando o monumento, iniciam uma impressionante marcha esticando os membros, o que é um grande espetáculo. Os mesmos passos são seguidos pelos Evzones que vão substituí-los. Quando o espetáculo, que dura cerca de 15 minutos, termina, os Evzones ficam ainda para guardar o monumento enquanto seus colegas cansados retornam ao quartel para descansar.
O monumento do Soldado Desconhecido é usado como ponto de referência e homenagem aos soldados gregos mortos nas duas celebrações nacionais da Grécia de 25/3/1821 e 28/8/1940
O Parlamento grego é um ícone atemporal que hoje faz parte da memória cultural grega. A estrutura evoluiu, se alterou e se atualizou ao longo dos anos.
A Praça Syntagma é uma das praças mais centrais de Atenas e possivelmente a maior do centro da cidade.
Este edifício está intimamente ligado à história grega e serviu como o primeiro local permanente da Assembleia Nacional Grega.
O instituto de pesquisa mais prestigiado do país foi criado em 1926 e é supervisionado pelo Ministério da Educação. O edifício principal da Academia é um marco notável em Atenas.
Fundada em 1837, não é apenas a primeira universidade da Grécia, mas também a península balcânica, bem como um Mediterrâneo oriental.
Foi criado pelo arquiteto dinamarquês Theophil Hansen como parte de sua famosa Trilogia de estruturas neoclássicas, que também incluiu a Academia e o prédio da Universidade de Atenas.
A colina era uma pedra que a deusa Atena carregava em suas mãos e caiu para ela em Atenas quando ouviu a má notícia que um corvo lhe trouxe. veja Atenas e o Golfo Sarônico.
A Ágora Antiga era o ponto focal da vida pública. Por várias vezes, a ampla área aberta chamou a atenção dos atenienses.
Plaka é o bairro mais antigo e pitoresco de Atenas, tendo sido habitado desde a antiguidade e continuando até hoje. O bairro dos deuses, como é conhecido, lembra a antiga Atenas, completo com antiguidades e igrejas bizantinas. É um local onde você pode desfrutar de sabores autênticos da Grécia. Tenha uma boa refeição!
Monastiraki significa "pequeno mosteiro" em grego, pois um grande mosteiro existia originalmente na praça principal do bairro.
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Andreas was an amazing guide. Paid close attention to the time to ensure we got everything in that we wanted to see. Even got tickets ahead of time so we didn’t miss the Acropolis! Very knowledgeable and friendly. Willing to answer questions about tour, Greece or whatever! Great photographer to boot. Would highly recommend
Nasos prides himself on being a Spartan who will show you Athens as a traveler and not a tourist. His knowledge and experience allowed us to see many amazing sites in a short time window and in some ways we would not have known otherwise. He also was flexible and gave several options to ensure the tour met our expectations. Suggest evening tour timed with sunset.
What a wonderful review, thank you! We are delighted that your evening in Athens turned into such a special experience and that the tour matched exactly what you were hoping for. Sunset in Athens really is something special, and we hope you’ll join us again on a future visit to Greece!
Aristotle as our tour guide was amazing! Our group was mixed in activity level and ages and they were able to accommodate us and tailor the activity to our needs. This was so educational and we had a great time. Do not hesitate to book a tour!
What a wonderful review, thank you! We are so pleased your group had such an enjoyable night in Athens and that the experience suited everyone so well. Your recommendation means a lot to us, and we would love to welcome you back to Greece again in the future!
It was a great experience. Our tour guide was awesome and very knowledgeable. Our driver was fantastic
Thank you for your kind feedback! We are so happy to hear you enjoyed your evening tour and had such a great experience with our team. We truly appreciate your support and hope to see you again on a future visit to Greece!
Our guide was wonderful. He was very knowledgeable and we were given information I don’t think we would have gotten with any other guide. Was my first time in Athens and we were given so much information that I don’t think any other guide could have done. We really enjoyed our tour very much. I’d rate him an excellent.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! We are thrilled that your first time in Athens left you with such positive memories. It was a pleasure having you with us, and we hope your travels bring you back to Greece again someday!
Aris was a great tour guide! He was very knowledgeable and personalized our tour. The vehicle was top notch and very comfortable. We learned so much about Athens and were able to see many major sights.
Thank you for your lovely review! We are delighted that your evening in Athens was such an enjoyable and memorable experience. Your kind words and recommendation are truly appreciated, and we hope to welcome you back to Greece again in the future!
Our guide, Dennis, is beyond exceptional!! This was the best of multiple tours we took in Athens. Since Dennis is an experienced former Presidential Guard he gave us keen insight into the responsibilities of guarding Parliament and the President of Greece’s home. He also took us to a scenic spot only the locals know that gave us a wonderful view of the city of roughly 4 million. Next we saw the Olympic Stadium that they built for the 1890 Olympics. The grand finale was a nighttime view of the Acropolis. We highly recommend the Athens by Night Private Sightseeing Tour with Dennis as your guide!!
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! It is truly rewarding to hear that your evening in Athens stood out among your experiences. Dennis will be very happy to know how much you appreciated his knowledge and the unique perspective he shared, especially given his background. We hope to welcome you back to Athens again in the future for another memorable journey!
Nasos was such an amazing tour guide! He was so much fun to spend time with on our last in Athens. Amazing! He was able to pivot…as we had seen most of the major tourist attractions that day. He took us to some of the best hidden gems around Athens that evening. He knew exactly where to be for the best sunset ever. And he’s an incredible photographer…with just a cell phone. He had a wealth of information. PLUS-he also does food tours. He took us to a fantastic tavern for some of the best food we had in Athens. The next time I go to Greece, I will definitely take his food tour. And I highly recommend him to anybody who has the opportunity to visit Athens. He’s like family now.
Thank you for your lovely review! It’s wonderful to hear your evening in Athens was so memorable! Nasos loves sharing the city’s secrets and we’re glad you could enjoy the views, local flavors, and special spots he revealed along the way. We’d be happy to welcome you back for another unique experience!
Nasos was incredibly fun and knowledgeable. We had already seen many of the sites that day so he was awesome making a change to the tour and instead took us to the best places off the tourist trap for great shopping and food. He took us up to Lycabettus Hill for a spectacular sunset AND he is quite a photog. Nasos knew all the right places to shoot and how to take pics in such beautiful ways. He really is such joy and loves his job. Next time we want to try one of his food tours, but this time we had to head home the next day. You must give this amazing tour a try. We miss you Nasos! Amy and Bindu
Thank you so much for your amazing review! We're absolutely delighted that you had a memorable experience exploring Athens with Nasos. We can't wait to welcome you back for more great adventures in the future!
I went on the tour with my sister. We had an an absolutely wonderful time! Our tour guide Nasos was so nice. He picked us up early so we could have as much time as we could at Acropolis by avoiding rush hour traffic. The views were stunning, and we got some amazing photos of it at sunset. We enjoyed hearing the history of it and the symbols important to it. He also had supplementary materials for us to view about some of the places we saw. One thing we really appreciated was that there is an elevator to get to the top. My sister has trouble walking, and she would not have been able to get to the top and back otherwise. He had a wealth of knowledge about the places we saw, and we really enjoyed hearing about how the places came to be and the history behind them. Not only did we see the tourist areas, but we also saw Athens behind the scenes that many visitors to likely don't get to see. We saw the changing of the guards which was one of the most memorable stops for me. When he found out we hadn't had time to get any olive oil or souvenirs (we were in Athens for only a day and I literally went on the tour as soon as I arrived from the airport), he took us to the nicest store with so many beautiful items. We were able to get olive oil, and some lovely gifts for family and friends. I really love the Pythagorean cup I got which was prompted by seeing a demonstration of how it works. It has a lot of meaning for me because it has Poseidon on it, and I had just completed a 33.3k swim in Skopelos the day before. We finished the night off with an amazing meal and drinks, a rare treat indeed as some of the things we sampling were of limited availability which made it even more special. We definitely will be recommending this tour and Nasos to family, friends, and colleagues, and will plan to return so we can have more time exploring and learning about the wonderful culture and heritage of Greece! Pam C.
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We’re thrilled you enjoyed exploring Athens with us and got to experience the city’s charm firsthand. It was a pleasure having you on our tour, and we hope you left with great memories (and maybe a few new favorite spots!). We’d love to welcome you back anytime!
| Tour | Duração | Avaliação | Preço | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Excursão turística privada à noite em Atenas | 4 horas | 5.0 (14) | $186 | |
 Acropolis and Parthenon Guided Walking Tour | 2 horas | 4.8 (6,571) | $39 | Ver |
 Best of Athens Half Day Private Tour | 4–6 horas | 4.9 (6,319) | $49 | Ver |
 All Day Cruise -3 Islands to Agistri,Moni, Aegina with lunch and drinks included | 10 horas | 4.9 (6,254) | $156 | Ver |
 Greek Food Walking Tour in Athens | 3h 30min | 5.0 (5,654) | $84 | Ver |
 Cape Sounion and Temple of Poseidon Half-Day Small-Group Tour from Athens | 5–6 horas | 4.7 (3,687) | $41 | Ver |
 Athens Scenic Bike Tour with Regular or Electric Bike + Acropolis | 2h 30min | 5.0 (3,608) | $37 | Ver |