Travel from your Athens City Hotel to Piraeus Pier. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer so the price is the same for groups of:1 to 3 people4 to 8 peopleWhen making a booking, you will need to advise your Cruise or Ferry details and your Athens City Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed instantaneously and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.It's that easy!Don't forget to book your Piraeus Pier Departure Transfer, simply type the product code 3016ATHPRTHTL into the Keyword Box.At time of booking, you MUST include the following flight and hotel details in the 'Special Requirements' box:Cruise line or Ferry operatorDeparting City / Arrival CityArrival TimeHotel Name and Address

Syntagma Metro station, where your tour begins contains many archaeological exhibits including ancient grave stones, an aqueduct from the 5th century BC, pottery, a 2,000-year old beehive and a mosaic from the 5th century AD.Heading down to Mitropoleos Square where you can visit the Cathedral which began construction on Christmas day in 1842. It remains a major city landmark and the site of important ceremonies like coronations of royals and weddings and funerals of the rich and famous.Continuing on to the Monastiraki area, you will also see Roman and Ottoman monuments such as the Tower of the winds, he Fethiye Mosque, the Medrese, Hadrian's Library and Tzistarakis Mosque. After wandering through the colorful Flea Market you will arrive at the Ancient Agora. Wander around the site that was first developed in the 6th century BC and visit the Agora's museum housed in the Attalos Stoa.After strolling through Avyssinias Square, your tour will end at Athinas Road where you may be drawn to the sights and smells of the colorful oriental food and spice market.

Syntagma Metro station, where your tour begins contains many archaeological exhibits including ancient grave stones, an aqueduct from the 5th century BC, pottery, a 2,000-year old beehive and a mosaic from the 5th century AD.Benaki Museum is Greece's finest private museum and contains the vast collection of Antonis Benakis, accumulated during 35 years of avid collecting in Europe and Asia. The collection housed in one of the best-preserved neoclassical buildings of Athens spans three floors and includes Bronze Age finds from Mycenae and Thessaly; two early works by El Greco; ecclesiastical furniture brought from Asia Minor; pottery, copper, silver and woodwork from Egypt, Asia Minor and Mesopotamia; and a stunning collection of Greek regional costumes.After your tour through the Museum, head down Herodes Atticus Road where you will see the Presidential Residence, the Maximos Mansion, and on to the Panathenaic Stadium home of the first Olympic Games in 1896.Visit the Temple of Zeus, the largest temple in Greece. The temple is impressive for the sheer size of its 104 Corinthian columns of which 15 remain. Your tour will end at Hadrian's Arch, erected by Hadrian in AD 132.

Syntagma Metro station, where your tour begins contains many archaeological exhibits including ancient grave stones, an aqueduct from the 5th century BC, pottery, a 2,000-year old beehive and a mosaic from the 5th century AD.See the House of Parliament, guarded by elite soldiers known as Evzones. The tomb of the Unknown soldier can be found at the front of the building.Heading down El. Venizelos Street you will see the Numismatic museum comprising 400,000 coins from ancient Greek, Hellenic, Roman and Byzantine times. The building was once the home of the celebrated archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann.See three beautiful neoclassical buildings - The Academy of Sciences, the University and the Library all decorated with exquisite statues and sculptures. Taking the metro from Panepistimio Station to Victoria, you will walk to the National Archaeological Museum, the largest and most representative archaeological museum in Greece. You will be guided through the most interesting exhibits and have an opportunity to get acquainted with periods of Greek History and Art.

On this Seven Day Grand Tour of Greece, you will visit archaeological sites in Mycenae, Epidaurus - theatre famous for its remarkable acoustics, Olympia and Delphi. Enjoy a visit to the breathtaking Meteora and the sacred Macedonian town of Dion.You will be able to explore the largest town in Northern Greece - Thessaloniki and Pella, Alexander the Great's capital.Visit Vergina, see the Tomb of the King Philip and the famous 'Vergina Treasures', and then explore Thermopylae - famous for the ancient battle that took place there.

Visit the archaeological site at Mycenae and then on to visit Nauplia. Drive to Epidaurus where you will visit the archaeological site and the Theatre, famous for its remarkable acoustics.You will see the archaeological site and museum in Olympia and Delphi.

Fly from Athens to Thessaloniki and visit the most interesting museum in Thessaloniki.Visit Pella - Alexander the Great's capital, the excavations in Lefkadia and the tomb of King Phillip in Vergina.On your return to Athens visit the town of Thermopylae, famous for it's ancient battle.

Visit the archaeological site and the Museum at Delphi and enjoy some leisure time to explore this exciting city.Visit the breathtaking Meteora and Thermopylae. This area is considered one of the most beautiful parts of mainland Greece, with it's monasteries built on the top of rock towers and the fantastic views.Drive by the central Greek towns of Amphissa, Lamia and Trikala before you arrive in beautiful Kalambaka.

Although one of the smallest islands of the Cyclades complex, Mykonos definitely makes up for it thanks to its treasures of natural beauty, rich history, cosmopolitan character combined with a wild nightlife, as well as plenty of local color.The island boasts many beaches where you can soak up the sun and the atmosphere. Be sure to get there early especially in the summer months. Watch the sunset with the water lapping at your feet from one of the many waterside bars in the Little Venice quarter or for some serious partying, head to one of the many late night dance clubs. If you're after a bit of history and culture, the island has five museums you can visit as well as a beautiful church. The church of Panagia Paraportiani is located beyond the Delos Ferry Quay on the way to Little Venice. Just off Mykonos is the sacred island of Delos. The island is one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece, and certainly the most important in the Cyclades. Ferries depart from the Old Jetty at the western end of the harbour and can be booked directly.

Brace yourself for fabulous Santorini! Regarded by many as the most spectacular of the Greek islands.Gaze in wonder at the submerged caldera, epicentre of what is probably the biggest volcanic eruption in recorded history. One side of the island is balanced on the edge of the caldera while the other side is flat and contains many beaches of which there are white, red and black!One of the main beaches is Perissa which is a black beach, be sure to check out breathtaking Red beach with its high red cliffs and hand size pebbles submerged under the clear water.You can't come to Santorini without watching the sunset from picturesque Oia at the tip of the island. Why not enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants in Oia while you're there.Santorini is unforgettable!