10:00

Church of Saint Alexander

Start at the church dedicated to the local patron saint, set within the urban fabric of Paleo Faliro. Allow about 30 minutes to visit the accessible areas, respecting religious services and the required dress code; admission is generally free.

Opening hours may depend on celebrations.

11:00

Walk in Flisvos Park

Reach the park with a walk of about 15–20 minutes and follow the paths among lawns, play areas, and views toward the sea. Allow an hour for a relaxed break; access to the park is free.

12:30

Lunch around Flisvos Marina

Continue toward the marina and choose a taverna or café along the harbor, where it’s easy to find fish, salads, and Greek dishes. For a simple meal, budget about 12–25 € per person, drinks not included.

14:30

Georgios Averof Floating Naval Museum

Visit the historic warship moored in the marina: the decks and interior spaces tell the story of life on board and Greek naval history. Plan on 60–90 minutes and an indicative ticket price of about 8–12 €; access to some areas may be limited.

16:30

Faliro Olympic Indoor Hall

Pass by the arena also known as Tae Kwon Do, built for the Athens 2004 Olympic Games and now used for events. Visits are normally exterior and free; the interior is only accessible for events or scheduled appointments.

18:30

Return to the seafront and dinner

Head back toward Flisvos Marina with a walk of about 20 minutes, or take the tram to shorten the trip. Stop for sunset and dinner in the area: budget roughly 18–35 € per person, depending on the venue and dishes.

10:00

Eugenides Planetarium

Reach the planetarium by tram or with a short taxi ride, then choose a screening suited to the group’s language and age. The visit usually takes 60–90 minutes; ticket prices are typically in the €6–10 range and should be checked on the day’s schedule.

11:45

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

From the planetarium, it takes about 15–20 minutes on foot to reach the complex designed by Renzo Piano. Explore the public spaces and admire the sloping roof and plays of light, allowing about an hour; access to the outdoor areas is free.

13:00

National Library of Greece

Enter the library building within the complex and admire the reading spaces and architectural design, respecting the areas reserved for users. Access to the public areas is generally free, but entry and services may vary.

14:00

Lunch break at the SNFCC

Stop at the center’s food and drink spots or bring a snack to enjoy in the designated areas. Budget around €10–20 for a casual lunch; if you want to sit down more leisurely, check the opening hours in advance.

15:30

Greek National Opera

Spend some time in the Opera’s public spaces and check whether guided tours, open rehearsals, or performances are scheduled. Access without an event may be limited; tours or performance tickets have variable prices, so check the official channels.

17:30

Walk in the SNFCC park

Wrap up your visit in the gardens, among shaded paths, scenic viewpoints, and the grand staircase rising toward the canal. Admission is free and the walk takes about 60–90 minutes; bring water, especially in the warmer months.

09:30

Transfer to Edem Beach

Reach the coast by tram or on foot, depending on your starting point; from many central areas of Paleo Faliro, the walk takes about 20–30 minutes. A single city ticket costs around 1,20–1,50 €; check fares and validity before boarding.

10:00

Morning at Edem Beach

Set aside a couple of hours to swim or relax on the beach, checking on site whether seasonal facilities and equipped stretches are available. Beach access may be free, while sun loungers and umbrellas, where available, are paid separately and vary by season.

12:30

Walk along the waterfront

Follow the coastal path south at an easy pace, stopping to take in views over the Saronic Gulf. The stretch toward Alimos takes about 30–45 minutes on foot; alternatively, the tram can shorten the walk.

13:30

Lunch by the coast

Choose a taverna or an informal spot along the shore, focusing on daily specials and Greek dishes. A simple lunch typically costs 12–25 € per person; prices can be higher at seafront venues.

15:30

Alimos Marina

Head to the yacht harbor and stroll along the piers, watching the sailboats and marina activity. The visit is free and takes about 45–60 minutes; some operational areas may have restricted access.

17:30

Return and final stop by the sea

Head back toward Paleo Faliro by tram or, if you prefer, retrace part of the coast on foot. Finish with a coffee or a drink overlooking the sea, allowing around 3–8 €; plan extra time for the return during peak hours.