Travel back in time in the most modern way! Take your e-bike and explore Athens without breaking a sweat in the most comfortable and stylish way. You will cycle at a nice, relaxed pace taking full advantage of the e-bike.
You will stroll in the quiet streets and narrow paths of the city, making many stops for photos at must-see locations in Athens's historical center. Then, you take a break and enjoy a coffee or tea and chocolate waffle while staring at the Acropolis!
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Petra
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Netherlands
Wij hadden het geluk dat we met ons tweeën waren! Super leuke gids, een jongeman uit Berlijn. Meen dat zijn naam Tille was, weet niet meer zeker.
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TUI Musement Traveler
France
Nous avons passés un super moment avec une guide passionnée en français , agréable et de bons conseils
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Tziraion 12, Athens, Greece
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Reach the local operator's office (right next to the Acropolis) and then start the tour heading to the main sights of the city
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Petra
Traveled with family
Netherlands
Wij hadden het geluk dat we met ons tweeën waren! Super leuke gids, een jongeman uit Berlijn. Meen dat zijn naam Tille was, weet niet meer zeker.
T
TUI Musement Traveler
France
Nous avons passés un super moment avec une guide passionnée en français , agréable et de bons conseils
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Full-day Aegina and Agistri boat tour in Greece
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