10:00

Walk to Alimos Marina

Spend about an hour at the marina, looking at the piers, sailboats, and views of the Saronic Gulf. The seafront is pleasant in the morning, when the heat is less intense; reach it on foot or with a short bus ride from your accommodation area.

Walking is free; bars and drinks have varying prices.

11:30

Beach time at Akti tou Iliou

Reach the beach on foot or by tram along the coast and choose between a seaside stop or an open stretch of shoreline. In high season, sunbeds and facilities may carry a fee, typically €5–15 per person or more depending on the area and time of year.

Bring water and sunscreen; check on site which facilities are available.

14:00

Casual lunch on the seafront

Stop at a taverna or a place near the coast for a lunch of fish, mezedes, or souvlaki. Budget roughly €12–25 per person, depending on the dishes and the table location.

16:00

Walk along the Alimos Coastal Promenade

Follow the pedestrian route by the sea for about an hour, alternating shaded stretches and scenic viewpoints. It’s a good chance to get familiar with the coastal tram and spot the useful stops for the days ahead.

The walk is free; wear comfortable shoes.

19:30

Dinner and sunset in Alimos

End the day with dinner near the marina or the seafront, choosing an outdoor table if the weather allows. For a simple dinner, expect around €18–35 per person; waterfront venues can cost more.

09:30

Flisvos Marina

Reach the marina by tram or bus from Alimos and stroll through the harbor among boats, cafés, and the seafront promenade. The exterior visit is free and takes about an hour; it’s a good spot for breakfast, with an estimated cost of €5–10.

11:00

Relax at Park Flisvos

Cross the waterfront park, ideal for a peaceful break among trees, paths, and play areas. Allow 45–60 minutes and make use of the benches before visiting the museum ship.

12:15

Visit the Georgios Averof

On foot from the marina, reach the historic battleship moored in the naval museum area. Set aside about 60–90 minutes for the accessible spaces and exhibits; admission may cost roughly €5–10, with opening hours and accessible areas subject to change.

14:30

Lunch in Palaio Faliro

Choose a place around the harbor or along the coastal avenue: a casual lunch may cost roughly €12 to €25 per person. To get to the cultural center, take a taxi or bus, or check the local tram connection and walking distance.

16:00

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Explore the complex, gardens, and public spaces overlooking the sea; cultural activities are often on offer, but the program changes. Access to the outdoor areas is generally free; allow at least two hours and check online for any events or ticketed entry.

18:30

National Library of Greece

Take time to visit the library spaces inside the complex, respecting access rules and areas reserved for users. Opening hours and entry conditions may vary; if you can’t go inside, enjoy the architecture from the outside and the park.

19:30

Return and dinner

Head back toward Alimos by public transport or taxi and have dinner near your accommodation. Budget about €15–30 per person, plus transport, which depends on the route and the ticket chosen.

10:00

The Ellinikon Experience Park

Reach the park by tram or taxi, checking the entrance point and opening conditions before you set off. Allow about two hours to stroll among installations, green areas, and spaces created in the former airport site; access and opening hours may change.

12:30

Transfer and lunch in Glyfada

Continue to Glyfada by tram or bus, allowing extra time in case of traffic. For an informal Greek lunch, expect around €12–25 per person; places closest to the sea tend to be more expensive.

14:30

Glyfada Marina

Take a walk through the harbor area and along the waterfront, watching the boats and the contrast between the coast and the shopping district. The outdoor visit is free and can take 45–60 minutes; avoid the hottest hours on stretches without shade.

16:00

Walk and shopping in Glyfada

Head on foot to the central streets for shops, cafés, and a relaxed break. Spend two or three hours without a fixed schedule; coffee and a sweet treat cost roughly €5–10, while shopping depends on your personal choices.

19:00

Aperitif and dinner in Glyfada

Stay in the area for dinner or head back to Alimos by tram or bus. For a full meal, allow roughly €20–40 per person; check the last useful service if you plan to return late.

08:00

Departure from Alimos

Take the coastal tram to Syntagma, or a combination of bus and metro, depending on the stop closest to your accommodation. Allow about 35–55 minutes and buy your ticket before boarding, according to the service rules.

09:00

Acropolis of Athens

Go in the morning to visit the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the site’s main remains, allowing about two hours. Tickets can range roughly from €20 to €30 depending on the season and fare conditions; reservations and time slots may be required.

11:30

Acropolis Museum

Head down to the museum to see artifacts, sculptures, and the Parthenon Gallery, setting aside about two hours for the visit. Admission may cost roughly €10–20; check opening hours, any closures, and updated prices in advance.

14:00

Lunch and a walk in Plaka

Walk to Plaka for lunch in a taverna and a stroll through alleys, shops, and neoclassical houses. A simple meal costs roughly €15–30 per person; the main streets are busier around midday.

16:30

Anafiotika

Walk up through the white lanes of Anafiotika, a small neighborhood at the foot of the Acropolis with lovely views over the city. The visit is free and takes about 45–60 minutes; keep your voice down since it is a residential area.

17:45

Roman Agora

Wrap up the archaeological sightseeing in the Roman Agora area, taking in the Tower of the Winds and the remains of the Roman complex. Allow about an hour; admission may cost roughly €5–10 or be included in combined tickets, depending on current rates.

19:00

Dinner and return

Have dinner around Plaka or Monastiraki and head back to Alimos by tram, bus, or taxi. Budget about €20–35 per person for dinner and check the return route, especially if you bought a timed ticket.

09:00

Ancient Agora of Athens

Spend about two hours at the ancient agora, the political and commercial heart of classical Athens, including the Temple of Hephaestus and the Attalos Stoa museum if open. Admission can range roughly from €10 to €20; the site is mostly outdoors, so bring a hat and water.

11:30

Monastiraki Square

Walk to the square and watch the flow of activity among the mosque, church, and shopping streets. Admission is free; take a coffee break, with an estimated cost of €3–6.

12:15

Hadrian's Library

Visit the remains of the Roman library just a few steps from the square, pausing to admire the columns and traces of the complex’s different phases. Allow 45–60 minutes; admission can cost about €5–10, with entry subject to the site’s opening hours.

13:30

Lunch at Varvakios Central Municipal Market

Continue to the central market to see the meat, fish, and produce stalls and stop at a simple taverna. For an informal lunch, budget around €8–18 per person; some businesses may close early or not operate on Sundays.

15:30

Stroll through the Psiri district

Head back toward Psiri to explore its shops, murals, courtyards, and cafés. A one-and-a-half-hour walk lets you see the neighborhood at a relaxed pace; consider a coffee or dessert break, roughly €5–10.

18:30

Dinner in the old town

Stay in Psiri for a Greek dinner, where you’ll find tavernas and casual spots. Expect to spend about €18–35 per person and return to Alimos by public transport or taxi.

09:00

National Archaeological Museum

Get to the museum by metro or bus and set aside at least two hours for the sculpture, pottery, and goldsmithing collections. Admission can cost around €10–20; check opening days, hours, and rates in advance.

11:45

Transfer to Syntagma

Head to Syntagma Square by public transport or taxi, leaving some buffer for traffic. If the weather is nice, the final stretch can be done on foot; an urban ride has an approximate cost tied to the ticket chosen.

12:30

Syntagma Square

Take in the square and the Hellenic Parliament, the central hub of modern city life. The stop is free and takes about 30–45 minutes; the changing-of-the-guard ceremonies can draw a crowd, so keep the passageway clear.

13:15

Stroll through the National Garden

Walk through the garden’s shaded paths, ideal for a break from city traffic and the heat. Admission is free; allow about an hour and bring water, especially in summer.

14:30

Lunch nearby

Choose a café or taverna between Syntagma and the stadium so you can continue on foot. A light lunch costs around €12–25 per person.

16:00

Panathenaic Stadium

Visit the great marble stadium, home of the first modern Olympic Games, and admire the track and stands. Allow 60–90 minutes; admission can vary roughly between €5 and €15, depending on rates and included services.

17:45

Benaki Museum

Walk to the museum for a selection of Greek art and culture, from prehistory to the modern era. Set aside about 90 minutes; the cost can range approximately from €8 to €15 and opening hours depend on the day.

19:15

Return and dinner

Take the tram back to Alimos or use a combination of public transport, then end the day with dinner near your base. Budget around €18–35 per person, excluding transportation.

08:30

Departure from Alimos

For this day, it’s practical to rent a car or book an excursion, since linking the stops efficiently requires flexibility. The trip to Vouliagmeni is short, while getting to Cape Sounion can take about 70–100 minutes each way depending on traffic and route.

09:30

Swim at Lake Vouliagmeni

Spend two to three hours at the lake, known for its thermal waters and natural setting. Admission is paid and may vary roughly between €15 and €25 or more depending on the day and services; check the rules, availability, and swimming conditions in advance.

12:30

Lunch in Vouliagmeni

Stop at a local spot in the area before continuing south. A simple lunch can cost roughly €15–30 per person; if you’re traveling by car, allow time for parking and any scenic stops.

14:00

Coastal route to Cape Sounion

Follow the Riviera road and the eastern coast of Attica, making stops only where it’s safe and allowed to park. The drive is scenic but can slow down in built-up areas; factor in fuel costs or the price of the excursion.

16:30

Temple of Poseidon

Visit the temple and the archaeological remains overlooking the sea, leaving at least an hour and a half for the site and the viewpoints. Tickets can cost roughly €10–20; hours vary by season and sunset access can be in high demand.

18:30

Sunset at Cape Sounion

Choose an accessible viewpoint and stay for the sunset, respecting the signs and without getting too close to exposed edges. Bring a light jacket: even on warm days, the sea breeze can feel cool.

20:00

Return to Alimos

Head back by car or by the transport arranged for the excursion, allowing for possible evening delays. If you're driving, avoid planning dinner too late and keep in mind that the cost of the day depends mainly on rental, fuel, parking, and any tour.