This is not the usual "touristy" tour but rather a philosophical walk, in between the landmarks of Athens! In this tour, we will:
a. See many of the most important landmarks of ancient Athens
b. Have an overview of the city’s ancient history and discuss about its greatest achievements such as Philosophy, Democracy, Sciences, Arts etc.
c. Examine some of the ancient philosophical theories under a new light due to surprising latest scientific discoveries
d. Discuss the ancient Democracy compared to the modern
e. Give you tips for sightseeings, museums, activities, food, night life and anything you want to know!
This is a place relatively unknown to tourists even though it is one of the most important landmarks. Kerameikos means “ceramic”. It was called like that because there were many ceramic workshops here. It was also the cemetery of Athens for many centuries. In this place many prominent Athenians whose name are famous, were buried here! This is also where Pericles pronounced his famous “Epitaph” speech for the first casualties of the Peloponnesian war where he praises the virtues of Democracy and the ways of the Athenians.
We take an easy pace walk through the Flea market of Athens
Hadrian's Library was created by Roman Emperor Hadrian in AD 132 on the north side of the Acropolis of Athens.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
We meet at 09:30 am, in front of the statue of Thisseas, opposite the"Thissio" train station (green line). Please be there on time.The tour will take place at an easy pace, with lots of stops and all you will need is comfortable walking shoes, water and a hat!