09:30

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Start at the large square in front of the cultural center and head to the public park, which is open to visitors and pleasant during the cooler hours. Admire the contemporary architecture and, if accessible, go up to the roof garden for a view of the sea and the city; entry to the outdoor areas is generally free, while performances and guided tours may have a fee.

Check the daily schedule and the times of any guided tours.

11:15

Transfer to the Averof Naval Museum

Reach the Floating Naval Museum Battleship Averof by taxi or local bus: the journey is short, but the time depends on traffic. Allow about 10–20 minutes and an estimated cost of €2–10 for transport, depending on the mode and route.

Check opening hours in advance: they may vary depending on the day and season.

11:45

Floating Naval Museum Battleship Averof

Visit the museum ship, anchored in the Trokadero area, to learn about Greek naval history through its decks, interior spaces, and exhibition materials. Allow about 60–90 minutes for the visit; admission may be charged, with an estimated cost of around €5–10, with possible discounts or variations.

Some passages on board can be narrow or steep: comfortable shoes are useful.

13:30

Lunch at Flisvos Marina

Continue to Flisvos Marina, reachable in about 15–20 minutes on foot, and choose a taverna or a waterfront spot. Take a stroll among the boats and enjoy a casual lunch: budget approximately €12–25 per person, depending on the venue and the dishes you choose.

Venues overlooking the harbor directly may have higher prices than those on the inner streets.

15:30

Break at Parko Flisvos

From the marina, head into Parko Flisvos, a green seaside area ideal for a quiet break after lunch. Stroll along the paths, shaded areas, and recreational spaces; park entry is free and the stop can last around 45–60 minutes.

On hot days, bring water and look for shaded areas.

17:00

Coastal walk to Edem Beach

Follow the seafront south to Edem Beach: the route is about 2–3 km and takes roughly 35–50 minutes on foot, with stops to enjoy the view. Alternatively, take the tram along the coast and get off near Edem; the urban ticket has an estimated cost of about €1–2 per ride, according to the applicable fare.

The stretch is exposed to the sun: a hat and sunscreen are recommended.

18:15

Relax and sunset at Edem Beach

End the day on Edem Beach, where you can take a walk along the shore or stop for a swim if sea conditions and the season allow. The freely accessible areas do not require a ticket, while any beach services or refreshments are paid separately. To return, consider the tram or a taxi depending on your destination and the time.

Check the sea conditions and bring a towel if you plan to stay at the beach.