Frequently Asked Questions - New Athens Free Tour
We tried to answer a few of the common frequently asked questions here!
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Questions, answered

How are the tours free?

Our Athens free walking tour have no fixed price. They are based on name-your-price system. The choice to remunerate the guide/local expert is a 100% voluntary. We are confident in the quality of our walking tours and you will be satisfied and will want to compensate your guide.

Shall we go into the Acropolis during the tour?

No, we will explain it and other sites of interest, from various nearby viewing points. So be sure to allow some extra time in your schedule to visit the Acropolis if you are in Athens for a short time.

Do I need to book?

Although we do hold a number of just-turn-up places, these can be filled quickly so to guarantee your place we strongly recommend you book in advance. It’s easy!

How can I join the tour?

Easy! We run tours almost daily, just fill-in the booking form and show up at the meeting point. You could just turn up, but remember that places are limited.

What language are the tours in?

All tours are in English language. Spanish coming soon.

What is the itinerary of the tour? What shall we see?

There is over 7000 years of history in Athens; you can not possibly see it all in one day. We focus around the historical center of Athens around the Acropolis, as in our opinion, this is the best of Athens.

We end close to an entrance of the Acropolis and close to other major tourist attractions. Please see the itinerary for more details.

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