Athens Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

You can tour Athens with utmost comfort with the hop-on hop-off bus tour with free WiFi. Enjoy traveling on four famous Greek lines; the Orange Line- Athens, Blue Line Piraeus (Blue Line), Green Line Vouliagmeni, and Yellow Line Glyfada. Enjoy listening to the history of attractions on the multilingual 16-language guides.

Enjoy cruising on the open-top and double-decker bus across the city of Athens. Start from Syntagma Square Stop to move around 15 different attractions at Plaka, Acropolis, Parthenon, Temple of Zeus, National Gardens, Four Museums, and National Gallery to end the tour at Monastiraki Square Stop. Learn the history behind the attractions in a multilingual audio guide.

Explore 3-day long tour of Athens around the attractions like Acropolis and the Parthenon. Halt at the stops like National Gardens and Four museums. Learn about the attractions from the 12 language audio guide. You can enjoy a leisurely extra day with a 24 hour ticket booking facility.

Witness the multiple attractions of Athens Riviera with the Athens Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour for 48 hours. You move through the serene coastal areas in an air-conditioned comfortable bus with free WiFi access. The Cape Sounion tour starts at 04:30 PM and takes you on a five-hour expedition to three central locations of the Plaka area, Omonia, and Syntagma Square.

Enjoy full-day 11 hour cruising across the Saronic Gulf Islands to get on a 48-hour long bus trip. Get transferred from the harbor to cruise around the nearby islands of Athens- Aegina, Agistri, and Moni. You can choose to swim in the serene emerald color waters. Hop off the cruise and explore the island of Moni to catch a glimpse of beautiful deers and peacocks. The Aegina lets you witness its architecture and temples. The 48-hour bus tour halts at 35 stops and lets you witness the city’s beauty.

Hop on into a 3 day long tour across the Port of Piraeus, and the Greek Riviera. Understand the history of important monuments with 12 language audio guides and halt at 44 stops on 3 unique routes of Athens. Enjoy beautiful sightseeing at the iconic Acropolis, the Temple of Poseidon, the Parthenon, and many more places of Athens.

You can get down the bus and explore Greece’s most iconic citadel of Acropolis. A slippery and steep marble trail leads you to the flat surface of Acropolis. the monument. Acropolis is a 2500-year-old ancient monument mounted on a rocky outcrop. It is a World Heritage Site that showcases the long-lost tales of Greek democracy through the citadel’s ruins in a guided tour.

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You can hop off the bus to explore Greece's most important building of Parthenon. The Parthenon, the Doric Order's crowning achievement, was built in 447 BC when the Athenian Empire was rising in the Aegean. This site was originally dedicated to the Goddess Athena before being converted into a church in the sixth century and a mosque in the fifteenth century.

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You can hop off the bus to witness thousands of artifacts in the Acropolis museum. The Swiss architect Bernard Tschumi designed the acropolis museum in 2009 to feature thousands of artifacts found at the archaeological site of the Acropolis. The museum is built on the ground floor of glass panels that shows the foundation with the undisturbed views of the Parthenon. The large trapezoid-shaped hall showcases artifacts from the Temple of Athena Nike, Propylaea Gateway, and the Erechtheion.

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Athens Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour lets you witness the sunset at the magnificent temple of Poseidon. The Temple is located on Cape Sounio and is dedicated to Poseidon, the Greek God of the Sea. Located 60 meters above sea level, this temple is a series of columns built by ancient Athenians to guide sailors in the right direction.

You can get off the bus to explore the ruins of the Temple of Zeus. Lying east of the Acropolis, the temple had a delayed construction period of about a whopping 700 years! You can have a look at the 15 surviving columns of the temple out of the original 104 destroyed columns. All of the columns are arranged in the style of acanthus leaves.

You can hop off the bus to witness the oldest analog computer in existence, the reflective Philosopher's Head, the Agamemnon mask, and a golden funerary mask in the National Archaeological Museum. The museum houses 1900 artifacts from the Antikythera period, making it one of the most comprehensive displays of Greek art dating to the 4th century.

You can hop off the bus tour to enter Syntagma Square from experiencing the political side of Athens. Syntagma Square is one of the most important places in Greece as it houses the constitution and social hub. You can take a guided tour of the tomb of the unknown soldier, and visit cafes to eat delicious food.

Hopping off the bus to explore the ancient social site of Agora takes you back to the times of classical Athens. Located on the south of Acropolis, this place is amidst the ruins of 30 Greek buildings and monuments. The archaeological site presented artifacts that are now showcased in the museum of Agora at a distance of 900 meters.