10:00

Arrival at Argyroupoli station

From metro line 2, the station is a convenient starting point for the neighborhood. Buy a 90-minute urban ticket, typically around €1,20, and allow about 20–30 minutes of travel from central Athens, depending on your departure station.

10:30

Walk to Lofos Pani

Reach the hill on foot or with a short taxi ride; the climb usually takes 15–25 minutes, depending on which access point you choose. Enjoy a stroll through the open spaces and stop at the viewpoints overlooking the city and the gulf. Access to the public areas is normally free.

Bring water and shoes with sturdy soles: in the hotter hours, shade may be limited.

12:00

Saint Barbara Church

Head down toward the center of Argyroupoli for a quiet visit to the church and its surroundings. Allow about 20–30 minutes for the interior and outdoor areas, respecting any religious services; admission is generally free.

13:00

Lunch in the neighborhood

Choose a taverna or a Greek restaurant in the shopping streets around the station and the church. Budget about €12–22 per person for a simple or mid-range meal, with drinks excluded or only partly included depending on the venue.

15:00

Transfer to Elliniko

Return to Argyroupoli station and take line 2 for one stop to Elliniko, or continue by taxi if you prefer to reduce walking. The metro transfer is short; the urban ticket still costs roughly €1,20.

15:45

The Ellinikon Experience Park

Spend the afternoon strolling through the park created on the site of the former airport, among installations, green spaces, and rest areas. The visit can last from an hour and a half to two hours, and access to the park is generally free. The area is part of a major redevelopment project: check before your visit which entrances and sections are open to visitors.

09:30

Athens Golf Club

Reach the course by bus or taxi from Elliniko; the journey varies depending on the route and traffic. If you want to play or use the sports facilities, check in advance for reservations, availability, and fees: as a rough guide, an organized sports activity can cost from around €20 to over €100 per person.

12:00

Walk to the center of Glyfada

Continue toward the center by bus or taxi, or on foot if the weather is good and you have time. The transfer can take around 15–30 minutes; take your time among the shopping streets and stop for a coffee, roughly €3–6.

12:45

Plateia Esperidon and shopping streets

Use the square as a base to explore the shops, pastry stores, and pedestrian or moderately trafficked streets of the center on foot. Allow about an hour, or longer if you want to shop; there is no entrance fee.

14:00

Lunch in Glyfada

Stop at a taverna, an informal restaurant, or one of the cafés in the center. A lunch with a main dish and a drink costs roughly €15–30 per person, depending on the type of venue.

16:00

Glyfada Marina

Reach the marina with a walk of about 20–30 minutes from the center, or by a short bus or taxi ride. Look over the piers and boats, then follow the waterfront; access to the public areas is free.

17:30

Glyfada Beach and sunset

End the day on the coast, choosing a public stretch or a beach club. Access to the shoreline can be free in some areas, while sunbeds and services at organized beaches can cost roughly €10–35 or more per person. Return by tram, bus, or taxi depending on the nearest stop.

09:30

Transfer to Voula

From Glyfada, you can reach Voula by tram or coastal bus; from Elliniko, it’s possible to combine the metro and bus, or take a taxi. Allow around 20–40 minutes depending on your departure point and traffic; a city ticket costs roughly €1,20.

10:15

Morning at Voula Beach

Choose a stretch of Voula Beach for a swim or a walk along the shore. Check on site which areas are free and which are run by beach clubs: access may be free in public areas, while paid services have variable rates.

12:30

Lunch in Voula

Take a break in the neighborhood’s shopping streets, with options ranging from souvlaki and meze to seafood. Budget around €15–30 per person for a sit-down lunch; quick bites usually cost less.

14:00

Walk and swim at Kavouri Beach

Continue to Kavouri by bus or taxi; the trip from Voula is short, but timing depends on traffic and the stop. The coastline alternates between coves, rocks, and sandy stretches: allow about an hour and a half, and bring suitable shoes if you want to explore the rocks.

16:00

Transfer to Lake Vouliagmeni

From Kavouri, reach the lake by taxi or with the buses available along the coast, checking the nearest stop. The journey usually takes 10–20 minutes by car; the taxi may cost roughly €8–18, depending on traffic and your starting point.

16:30

Stop at Lake Vouliagmeni

Spend the end of the day at the natural lake with thermal waters, with time for a swim and a break on the equipped shores. Entry is ticketed and can vary depending on the season and time slot: expect roughly €15–25 per person, and check the updated prices and opening hours before you go.

18:45

Return toward Elliniko or Athens

For the return, take a coastal bus heading toward Glyfada or Elliniko, or a taxi to the most convenient metro station. Allow at least 30–50 minutes, with extra time during rush hour; buy or validate your ticket according to the rules of the service you use.