Athens – Orange Line
Grab the opportunity to visit the highlights of the city, like the Acropolis and the Parthenon.
Explore the Plaka area – the old town – and get caught up in the vibes of ancient Greece.
Visit the Gate of the Roman emperor Hadrian and the Temple of Olympian Zeus, which used to be the largest temple in Greece during the Roman Times.
Admire the Hellenic parliament at Syntagma Square with its impressive guard and walk through Ermou, the city’s busiest shopping street.
Next stop, the Panathenaic Stadium, the place of the first modern Olympic games.
Gaze at our most outstanding buildings, the National Library and the National Archaeological Museum.
Last but not least, wander around Monastiraki and its open flea market and walk through the picturesque neighbourhood of Thission.
At the Acropolis & Parthenon interchange stop you may hop-on the other lines to the port and the coastline.
Piraeus – Blue Line
Whether you have just arrived on a cruise ship or you are visiting the Acropolis, you can enjoy attractions such as the yacht marina of Pasalimani and Mikrolimano, the ancient harbor.
Ideal for cruise passengers, the blue line allows them to visit Athens and make the most of their time before they return to the ship.
Driving into Athens, the tour takes you to the impressive New Acropolis Museum and of course the Acropolis & Parthenon, where you may change the bus to continue onto the Athens tour or the Coastline tour.
The interchange stop Acropolis & the Parthenon is only 30′ away from the cruise terminals and the marinas of Piraeus.
South Coastline & Beaches – Yellow & Green Line
Start the tour of the South Coastline from the Acropolis & Parthenon interchange stop.
Walk and shop around one of the most cosmopolitan areas of Greece.
From the Stavros Niarchos Foundation to Kalamaki, you witness a blend of history and modernity;
a combination of culture of old days and entertainment of our times.
Enjoy the sunset of Flisvos Marina or swim and sunbathe in Agios Kosmas and Voula. You may wander around the most cosmopolitan suburbs of the capital, enjoy the luxurious department stores and wind down in the beautiful cafes. Don’t miss out on the beach bars and sip delicious cocktails by the seaside!
Vouliagmeni may have been associated mostly with beaches, but the area is a history lesson on its own.
From the Allied Forces Cemetery to the Byzantine Museum, the sights of Vouliagmeni are certainly worth a visit.
Relax at the beautiful beach of Kavouri Oceanis, one of the most popular beaches in Athens.
Vouliagmeni Lake, one of the most popular spots in Athens, is a wonder of natural beauty.
Don’t miss out on a jump into the thermal baths and admire the breathtaking surroundings.