Tomb of the Unknown Soldier tours, things to do and tickets

Take advantage of the speed and comfort of an electric bike, and see as many of the sights in Athens as possible on a 3-hour tour. Visit the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the old neighborhoods of Plaka and Thissio as well as the Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. With the speed and ease of an electric bike, you can even see the new museum of the Acropolis, the Parthenon and enjoy an incredible view from National Observatory of Athens

Accompanied by a local guide, enjoy the striking contrasts in Athens between the ancient and the modern. Visit the Acropolis, the glory of ancient Athens, as well as the Roman Temple of Olympic Zeus, the Panathinaikon Stadium, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, government buildings and elegant structures of the 19th century, and other notable buildings. After the visit of Acropolis you can visit the New Acropolis museum on own and then lunch (included). This full-day tour concludes with a journey to the stunning Cape Sounion outside of Athens. Professional guide included and transportation is by climate-controlled bus with internet access.

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Unearth the wonders of Ancient Greece with this walking tour of the Acropolis of Athens and driving to the city’s key historical sights. See the Greek Parliament, and check out the mysterious Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, along with the 'evzones' presidential guards who protect it. Cap off your tour with a guided visit to the UNESCO-listed Acropolis for up-close views of the plethora of fascinating sights within its ancient walls and relax in our comfortable bus with the nice views of Athens city.

This tour of Athens takes us to the most famous sites of the city, both ancient and modern. Undoubtedly the most famous landmark of Athens and the pride of Athenians is the Parthenon atop Acropolis Hill.
The ancient Roman Agora (marketplace) and the Ancient Greek Agora where Socrates once spoke with the Athenian citizens about such subjects as justice, truth and love.
Wandering a little further from immediate surrounds of the Acropolis, watch the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier known as Evzones. Near the Parliament, we will also see the famous “trilogy” of buildings designed by the Danish architects Theophil and Christian Hansen: the Academy of Athens, the University of Athens and the National Library.
In grand neoclassical style.
The stadium where the first modern Olympics were held in 1896.
Next is the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the monument known as Hadrian’s Arch, a distinctive Roman structure dedicated to Theseus and Hadrian the founders of Athens.