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The Trojan Horse workshop

Make your own Trojan horse in a 2-hour wood workshop inside an original carpenter’s workshop and let your hands and soul discover the art of wood and mythology. In the end of this workshop the wooden Trojan horse will be all yours for you to keep and remember this unique experience in Athens.   Book […]

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The  journey of wool for families

Let’s Explore Greece’s traditional cultural heritage, learn about the weaving and wool history and experience it yourself in a hands on interactive workshop! Take with you the unique piece of art you made and remember this experience for ever! Important things to know: The name “Argalios” means loom, a wooden loom commonly used in the […]

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Myths, Heroes and Mythical Creatures Exploration

Mythological creatures are more than just make-believe. They are a glimpse into how our ancestors once saw the world and of the fears that filled their imaginations when they heard something go bump in the night. These mythical monsters are some of the strangest, most bizarre creations ever, ranging from glorified animals to humanoid mythical […]

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The Great Street Art Family Exploration

Get to know the street art scene of Athens through the knowledge and passion of Sotiris Fen (street artist) as your guide that will motivate and inspire your family’s creativity. The best and coolest artworks we have chosen and the stories of their creators are there to be discovered in the area of Metaxourgeio or […]

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Build an ancient Greek temple

When in Greece … Learn the ins and the outs of the ancient Greek temples and build your own … brick by brick using original LEGO® bricks. A unique educational playing experience that provides fun and knowledge on architecture, construction and the use of ancient Greek temples. Unsolved mysteries, fun facts and much more in […]

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Acropolis Museum and the Parthenon Combo

Join us in this 3-hour family program which combines the greatest highlights of the city of Athens. Spend your day with our tour guide inside the Acropolis Museum, where you can admire excavations which are visible under glass floors. Kids can learn about daily life in ancient Athens and be amazed by interesting myths! You […]

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The Great Explorer of the Ancient Hills

Do the hills of Athens hide ancient secrets? Children make their own map of images and sounds to locate and explore all ancient, old and new stories, looking from above. You cant imagine what is hiding out there! Duration of the educational tour: 90’ Place: Philopappos hill, Mars hill and Pnyx hill. In order to […]

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The Fruity and Spicy Tour for Kids

Monastiraki & Plaka We will walk through Plaka, the oldest district of Athens, and stop for a cup of Greek coffee near Anafiotika, a village like neighborhood under the shadow of the Acropolis. Psiri The area with the city’s highest concentration of small craft workshops. We will see the making of fyllo by a pita […]

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The Mythology Hunt for families

Greek mythology (from the Greek ‘mythos’ for story-of-the-people, and ‘logos’ for word or speech, the spoken story of a people) is the body of myths and teachings that belong to the ancient Greeks, concerning their gods and heroes, the nature of the world, and the origins and significance of their own cult and ritual practices. […]

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Plaka and the Hidden Treasures exploration

Plaka is the oldest district in Athens, built at the foothill of the Acropolis, with picturesque neoclassical houses and mainly pedestrian streets. A neighborhood full of street musicians, flower sellers, photographers and people who sell beads or will write your name on a grain of rice. There are many restaurants and cafes to stroll around […]

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Travel along with goddess Athena in the Acropolis Museum

The Acropolis Museum is an archaeological museum focused on the findings of the archaeological site of the Acropolis of Athens. It provides a safe and fabulous home for the masterpieces of the Acropolis and ensures that they are given the prominence that they deserve. The new Acropolis Museum has a total area of 25,000 square […]

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