4 Hours
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English
We invite you to visit the ancient Agora of Athens, which served as the epicenter of the city-state’s political, economic, and cultural life. Stroll along the paths once traversed by philosophers and intellectuals. Explore the Temple of Hephaestus, dedicated to the god of fire and metallurgy, known as the best-preserved temple of antiquity. Ascend Pnyx Hill, the cradle of democracy, and stand at the podium that once hosted esteemed political leaders of Ancient Athens, including the statesman Pericles and the orator Demosthenes. Engage in discussions regarding the principles of Athenian democracy and examine its enduring impact on contemporary society. Finally, conclude your journey at the so-called “Prison of Socrates” to appreciate both the greatness and tragedy of this remarkable and influential philosopher.
10 € full ticket
Reduced 5 € for visitors between 6 to 25 years old
Free: EU visitors up to 25 years old
You can buy the Ancient agora ticket online here.
The Agora of Athens ; These ruins, located in the heart of modern Athens, were once the site of the marketplace in ancient times, a political, cultural and economic center of the ancient world.
The Temple of Hephaestus ; The Temple of Hephaestus in Athens is among the best-preserved ancient temples in Greece. It was dedicated to Hephaestus, the Olympian god of fire.
The Hill of Pnyx ; The Earliest Podium of Democracy. This hill has served as a place of worship since prehistoric times and on top of it the ancient Athenians raised the Tribune of their Public Assembly following the abolition of royalty.
Prison of Socrates ; This rock cave, its entrance covered with iron bars, is believed by many to be where Socrates spent his final hours before drinking the fatal poison.
As this is a private walking tour, there is no specific date. You can begin at any time throughout the year.
This is a private tour. While there are standard group tours in Athens, we exclusively offer this as a private option.
No, it's a walking tour. We'll gather at the Monastiraki square,outside of metro station Monastiraki, next to the flea market main entrance.
No, the price covers the guiding service fee and is not charged per person. This amount includes the guiding fee, but does not cover entrance fees, lunch, transportation, or tips.
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