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Discover Athens’ ancient sights on a 1.5-hour Segway tour, visiting Mars Hill, Philopappos Hill, and the Acropolis, all with a small group and expert guide.

The Ancient Athens Heritage Quick Segway Tour offers a lively and efficient way to see some of the city’s most iconic historic sites. Priced at $73 per person and lasting 1.5 hours, this adventure takes you through central Greece with a focus on Athens’s ancient heritage. With a small group limited to 10 participants, you’ll enjoy a personalized experience led by a knowledgeable guide. The tour departs from Eschinou 9, making it easy to meet and start your exploration.
This tour is particularly suited for those who want a relaxed, eco-friendly way to cover a lot of ground without the fatigue of walking. It’s perfect for travelers seeking an active yet comfortable way to experience Athens’s historic sites while enjoying scenic views and a lively atmosphere.
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The tour begins at Eschinou 9, a convenient meeting point from which the guide leads you through central Athens. The initial part of the tour includes a Segway ride through Makrygianni, offering scenic views and passing by notable locations. This start ensures a relaxed headcount and briefing before the more engaging stops ahead.

After the initial ride, the group moves on to see the Theatre of Dionysus, a site rich in cultural history. The guided pass-by allows participants to appreciate its significance while enjoying a short Segway ride of 10 minutes. The guide explains the history and importance of this ancient theatre, making it a memorable part of the journey.

The Areopagus offers a 15-minute stop that combines a photo opportunity with a quick visit and a scenic outlook over Athens. This site is known for its connection to the city’s legal history and provides a dramatic view of the surrounding area.
Next, the Pnyx provides a 20-minute break, giving time for photos, sightseeing, and a guided visit. This hilltop location offers sweeping vistas of Athens and insight into the city’s political history, making it a favorite among history buffs.
More Great Tours NearbyArriving at Monastiraki, the tour includes a 20-minute stop for free time and photos. This lively neighborhood is famous for its markets and street life, offering a glimpse into contemporary Athens amid the ancient surroundings. The guide leads a quick pass-by, ensuring you do not miss the vibrant atmosphere.
The final major stop is the Ancient Agora of Athens, where the group spends 15 minutes for a guided visit and photo opportunities. This site was once the heart of public life in Athens and remains a key piece of the city’s historical puzzle. The tour wraps up here, allowing a last look at the ruins before heading back to the starting point.
The tour includes a tour leader, helmet, Segway, insurance, and water, making it a comfortable and worry-free experience. The small group size enhances the personal touch and safety, especially for those new to Segway riding.
The availability of the tour depends on the starting times, which vary, so checking in advance ensures you get the best fit for your schedule. The live guides speak English, Hebrew, Spanish, and Russian, catering to diverse travelers.
This tour takes you over scenic routes that include scenic views and passes by numerous historic sites. The landmarks like Mars Hill, Philopappos Hill, and Acropolis Hill are all integral parts of Athens’s landscape and history, and the Segway makes visiting these sites more accessible.
Covering more ground than walking, the tour allows you to enjoy the city’s breathtaking views without exhaustion. The route is designed to balance sightseeing with relaxed riding, so you can truly take in Athens’s timeless beauty.
While the tour is fun and engaging, it’s not suitable for pregnant women or individuals over 287 lbs (130 kg). It requires some balance and physical activity typical of riding a Segway, but the manageable duration makes it accessible to most.
This tour stands out for its focus on ancient sites, small group size, and knowledgeable guides. It’s similar to other Athens Segway experiences but emphasizes views of Athens’s ancient heritage under the veil of the Parthenon. The $73 price makes it a reasonably priced option for a quick yet comprehensive introduction to Athens’s history.
This 1.5-hour adventure offers a lively, eco-friendly way to explore central Athens‘s most revered ancient sites. The small group and multilingual guides ensure a personalized experience, while the route covers key landmarks like Mars Hill, Philopappos Hill, and the Acropolis.
If you’re interested in history, scenic city views, and a fun, relaxed pace, this tour is a great choice. It’s particularly suitable for those who want an active sightseeing option that maximizes coverage without tiring out on foot.
While not suited for pregnant travelers or those over a certain weight, the experience is smooth, informative, and memorable. The combination of scenic vistas, historic sites, and light adventure makes this tour a compelling way to see Athens in a short amount of time.
Is the tour suitable for beginners on a Segway?
Yes, the tour is designed to be accessible for beginners with helmets and guidance provided.
What is included in the price?
The price covers the tour guide, helmet, Segway, insurance, and water.
Are there any age or health restrictions?
Yes, the tour is not suitable for pregnant women or people over 287 lbs (130 kg).
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 1.5 hours, including stops and sightseeing.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English, Hebrew, Spanish, and Russian.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at Eschinou 9.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
Does the tour include access to the sites?
The stops include photo stops and guided visits where applicable.
Is this tour eco-friendly?
Yes, riding a Segway is an eco-friendly way to explore Athens.
What makes this tour different from others?
Its focus on ancient landmarks, small group size, and scenic views set it apart.