10:00

Argyroupoli Metro Station and cafés in the neighborhood

Start from Line 2 station and have breakfast at a café on the nearby shopping streets. The metro quickly connects the neighborhood to the center; allow around €1,20–€2,00 for a city ride, depending on the ticket you choose.

Buy or top up the ATH.ENA Ticket card at the machines.

11:30

Elliniko Metro Station

Reach the southern terminus of Line 2 in a few minutes and see how the neighborhood unfolds around the former airport area. Keep in mind that some entrances and surrounding paths may change because of redevelopment works.

12:00

The Ellinikon Experience Park

Spend a couple of hours on the park’s paths, green spaces, and installations, checking in advance which areas are accessible that day. Admission may be free, but activities and special events may have their own fees.

14:30

Lunch in Elliniko

Stop at a taverna or a local spot for an informal Greek meal: salad, pita, and daily specials are a good introduction to the local cuisine. Budget roughly €12–€22 per person, drinks excluded or included depending on the venue.

17:00

Agios Kosmas Beach

Head to the coast by taxi or local bus, checking the updated route because access to the area may be affected by the former airport construction works. If the beach is accessible, enjoy a walk and a swim; facilities and access points may be seasonal.

19:30

Dinner between Elliniko and Argyroupoli

Head back toward the residential streets for a quiet dinner at a taverna, without going into the city center. For a simple dinner, expect around €18–€30 per person.

10:00

Glyfada

Reach Glyfada from Elliniko by bus or taxi; the journey time varies a lot depending on traffic, usually about 15–30 minutes. Wander through the central streets, boutiques and cafés: it’s a lively area especially in the afternoon.

11:30

Church of Agios Konstantinos and Eleni

Make a short stop at the church dedicated to Saints Constantine and Helen, easy to spot in central Glyfada. If it’s open to the public, go in with respectful clothing and quietly; admission is usually free.

12:30

Lunch in central Glyfada

Choose a taverna or a modern restaurant in the central streets, where you’ll find Greek and international options. A casual lunch costs roughly €15–€25 per person.

15:00

Glyfada Beach

Head to the shoreline for a stroll and, in the right season, a swim. Some stretches are equipped and charge a fee, while others have different access: budget around €5–€15 for facilities or a sun lounger, if available.

18:00

Glyfada Marina and dinner

Walk along the marina and watch the boats and seafront at sunset. Finish with dinner nearby, budgeting around €20–€35 per person; coastal buses then let you head back toward Elliniko.

10:00

Transfer to Voula

Take a southbound coastal bus or a taxi, allowing about 20–35 minutes from Elliniko depending on traffic. Bring water and sun protection: there are plenty of exposed, sunny stretches.

10:45

Voula Beach

Spend the morning at Voula Beach, choosing between equipped areas and public spaces depending on availability and the season. Admission to private areas can cost around €5–€15, not including any sun loungers.

13:00

Lunch in Voula

Stop at a place near the coast for fish, salads, or simple Greek dishes. A casual meal can cost about €15–€28 per person.

15:00

Kavouri Beach

Continue to Kavouri by bus or taxi; allow about 10–20 minutes for the transfer. The area is known for its coves and rocky headlands: walk in suitable shoes and swim only where access is safe.

18:30

Coastal walk and return

Wrap up with a stroll along the shoreline before heading back to Elliniko, leaving extra time for evening traffic. A simple dinner near the base costs around €18–€30 per person.

09:30

Lake Vouliagmeni

Set off early for the lake, reachable by bus or taxi from Elliniko in about 25–40 minutes. It is known for its thermal waters and limestone setting; admission is charged and can range roughly from €15 to over €25 depending on the season and services.

12:00

Vouliagmeni Beach

Head to Vouliagmeni Beach for a seaside break and a stroll along the promenade. Check access and facilities in advance, as they change throughout the year; the equipped areas may require a ticket.

13:30

Lunch on the waterfront

Choose a taverna or café in the area, booking ahead on summer weekends. For a sea-view lunch, budget around €20–€35 per person.

16:00

Astir Beach

If you want an organized beach, consider Astir Beach, which offers premium services and paid entry. Prices can be noticeably higher than at public beaches: check rates, reservations, and availability before you go.

19:00

Sunset and return to Elliniko

Enjoy a walk along the coast and head back before the evening traffic peak, or stop for a light dinner. For the return by bus, allow for variable travel times and check the latest schedules.

08:30

Departure for Cape Sounion

Arrange transport by bus, rental car, or organized tour: from southern Athens, the journey can take about 60–90 minutes, often longer with traffic. Bring water and check return times and connections, which are less frequent than in the city network.

10:00

Temple of Poseidon

Visit the Doric temple overlooking the sea and admire the surviving columns and the landscape of Cape Sounion. Admission is ticketed and may vary roughly from €10 to €20; opening hours and rates depend on the season.

12:30

Lunch in Lavrio

Head to Lavrio and stop at a tavern on the harbor to sample fish or traditional dishes. Budget about €18–€32 per person and allow extra time if the place is busy.

14:30

Archaeological Museum of Lavrion

Spend about an hour exploring the collections that tell the story of the region, which is also tied to ancient mining activity. Check closing days and ticket details before your visit: local museum hours can be limited.

16:00

Ancient Theatre of Thorikos

Make your way to the archaeological site of Thorikos, one of the ancient places in the Laurium mining area. The open-air visit requires comfortable shoes and attention to the ground; check that access is allowed on the day you choose.

18:00

Lavrio Port and return

Take a walk around the port before the return trip to Elliniko. Plan your return with plenty of time to spare and factor in an indicative transport cost of €5–€15 per way, depending on the mode and route.

08:00

Metro from Elliniko to the center

Take line 2 toward the center and get off at a station convenient for the Acropolis; the ride takes about 20–30 minutes. Leave early to avoid heat and queues, especially in the summer months.

08:45

Acropolis of Athens

Spend about two hours on the ascent and the main monuments, including the Parthenon and the Erechtheion, following the authorized routes. Admission is ticketed and can vary roughly from €20 to €30 depending on the season and how you buy it; booking a time slot can be useful.

11:30

Acropolis Museum

Head down to the museum to see sculptures, artifacts, and the reconstruction of the Parthenon’s decoration. Allow at least two hours; tickets may cost roughly €10–€20, with prices and opening hours to be checked on the official website.

14:00

Lunch and a stroll in Plaka

Have lunch in the historic district and wander its pedestrian streets, lined with neoclassical houses, small shops, and little squares. A tourist meal can cost around €18–€30 per person; stepping away from the busiest streets often helps you find a quieter atmosphere.

17:00

Syntagma Square

Walk to Syntagma Square and take in the Parliament building and the bustle of the city center. The square is always accessible; check the timing of the changing of the guard ceremony if you want to watch it.

18:00

National Garden and return

Stroll through the National Garden for a shady break before heading back on the metro. Entry is free; choose a short route and check closing times, as they can vary.

10:00

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Reach the cultural center by bus, taxi, or by combining the metro with local transport; allow about 25–45 minutes from Elliniko. Explore the public spaces, the park, and the views from the building: access to the common areas is generally free, while events and guided tours may be charged.

12:30

Lunch in the Faliro area

Stop at a place near the waterfront or inside the cultural center, depending on availability. Expect about €15–€28 per person for a casual lunch.

14:00

Flisvos Marina

Stroll along the marina and its seafront promenade, among boats, cafés, and pedestrian areas. It’s a pleasant, free stop; on weekends it can be busier.

16:30

Hellenic Maritime Museum and Archaeological Museum of Piraeus

Head toward Piraeus Port and choose one or both museums depending on opening hours: the maritime museum traces Greek naval history, while the archaeological museum preserves finds from the ancient city. Check opening times and tickets in advance, usually just a few euros each.

19:00

Mikrolimano and dinner

End the day at Mikrolimano, a small harbor known for its restaurants overlooking the water. For a seafood dinner, budget around €25–€45 per person; compare the menu and prices before sitting down, then return by bus or taxi.