Athens: Free Guided Tours of Museums and Monuments
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The Municipality of Athens is bringing back its popular free guided tours, offering a chance to delve into the city's rich past.
Following a successful spring program, these tours resume in October, led by the Athens Culture, Sports, and Youth Organization (OPANDA) in collaboration with licensed guides.
Get ready to explore iconic landmarks, from ancient marvels to modern museums. There are even special anniversary tours commemorating Athens' liberation in 1944 and 1974, taking you through the historic neighborhoods of Pagrati and central Athens.
Reservations are a breeze – simply head to the online platform opandaxenagiseis.gr. Here's a sneak peek at the October schedule:
Uncover Athens' Treasures:
Saturday, October 19th:
Kerameikos Cemetery: 10:00 AM (Meeting Point: Entrance)
Roman Agora: 10:00 AM (Meeting Point: Athena Archigetis Gate)
1st Cemetery & Outdoor Sculpture Gallery: 10:30 AM (Meeting Point: Main Entrance)
National Sculpture Gallery: 10:30 AM (Meeting Point: Museum Entrance)
Pagrati During the Occupation: 11:00 AM
Sunday, October 20th:
Rizokastro & Anafiotika: 10:30 AM (Meeting Point: Outside Acropolis Museum)
Benaki Museum - Byzantine Collection: 11:00 AM (Meeting Point: Museum Entrance)
Pnyx Hill: 12:00 PM (Meeting Point: Church of Agios Dimitrios Loumbardiaris)
More Adventures Await:
This program continues throughout October, with visits to the National Gallery, National Archaeological Museum, and historical cemeteries.
Whether you're a local Athenian or a visitor from afar, these free guided tours offer an incredible way to immerse yourself in the city's vibrant cultural heritage.
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