We invite you to join us on a journey back in time to discover the ancient city of Athens. Greece is known worldwide for its different facets, however, and without a doubt, what the Hellenes can be most proud of is its great past. Focusing on the classical period and visiting all the relevant temples and/or monuments of Ancient Greece; We will talk about history, mythology, a bit of philosophy and another bit of its scientific advances, as well as sharing endless curiosities about its ancient culture and society. This tour will be carried out with an official Spanish-speaking guide and includes guided visits to the interior of the Roman Agora and the Library of Hadrian.

See Athens through a different lens on this walking tour produced by a professional photographer. Starting in front of the Monument to the Unknown Soldier and ending on Philopappos Hill, I’ll show you some of the best spots in the city to photograph, provide suggestions on how to frame your shots, and reveal lesser-known tidbits about Athens’ past and present. While you stroll through the centre of Athens, I’ll point out famous landmarks and sights like Hadrian’s Arch, the Acropolis Museum, and the Church of Saint Sophia. Having lived in Athens for the last 25 years, I decided to create this photo tour so I could share interesting angles on the city’s most photographic areas along with its ancient history. As a keen traveller, I understand how rewarding it can be to experience a city with a local guide. On this tour, allow me to show you: • The National Garden, once called ‘the Royal Garden’ in honour of Queen Amelia who, according to local lore, spent three hours a day taking care of it • How to photograph the Zappeion Garden fountain, Zappeion Hall, and Lycabettus Hill – all in a single frame • The statue of Lord Byron, an English poet, the nearby statue of Alexander the Great on his horse, and the Melina Mercouri Monument • One of the most beautiful streets in Athens, Dionysiou Areopagitou • Herodes Atticus Theatre, and the less popular Theatre of Dionysus where you’ll hear why Athenians almost never visit • Holy Church of Saint Demetrius Loumbardiaris, the city’s prettiest church Whether it’s your first time in Athens or you’re a curious local, this tour is a valuable introduction to some of the city’s most photogenic spots. Allow at least 1,5 hours for this walk, which will give you lots of time for photography. There are plenty of benches, cafes, restaurants and kiosks all along the route for a quick or lengthy stop.

Starting from Syntagma square we will walk and we will reach the greek Parliament. We will Admire the Changing of the Presidential Guards and we will proceed towards the National garden, Exploring this green lung of the city center, we will soon reach the stadium where the first modern Olympic Games were held. Then see the temple of Zeus and the arch of Roman Emperor Hadrian. During our tour we will explore the oldest neighborhood in Athens, the famous Plaka and its cycladic village, Anafiotika. At the end of the journey we will meet "Socrates and Plato"-actually their statues, on the main steps of the National Academy. For sure we will make a short stop to taste Greek delicacies and coffee.