Solebike's Athens Bike Tour is a fun and eco-friendly way to discover the city's top attractions. Our bike tour takes you to iconic landmarks, picturesque neighborhoods, and hidden gems of Athens. Our knowledgeable guides will share fascinating stories and insights about the city's history and culture. Join us on our Athens Bike Tour for an enjoyable and unforgettable experience.

1. 3 Famous And 1 Unknown
Museums of Athens

2. An exciting walk through the cradle of art and history and a contemporary European
metropolis, includes visits to some of the most significant museums of Athens.
Fascinating parts of Greek history and culture hosting exhibitions of extraordinary
beauty awaiting to be discovered. Check out some museums you should definitely
visit, when in Athens.
National Archaeological museumThe National Archaeological Museum is the oldest
and most significant museum in Greece. A beautiful neoclassical building of the
19th century designed by Lange and remodeled by Ziller. Home of more than 11.000
exhibits the museum provides a complete view of the Greek civilization from the
beginnings of prehistory to late antiquity.
Acropolis museumThe Acropolis museum is astonishing. A state-of-the-art Bernard
Tschumi building with glass floors and wide windows allowing the sun to shed light
upon glimpses of ruins and artifacts, marble statues of unparalleled beauty and
fragments of ancient temples. The Parthenon gallery, located on top floor with the
glass atrium showcasing pieces of the Panathenaic Procession, is the highlight of the
visit. Trust us and do have lunch at the restaurant offering exquisite cuisine, good
prices and wonderful panoramic views of the Acropolis.

3. Museum of Cycladic ArtThe Museum of Cycladic art is comprised of two
marvelous buildings in Athens interconnected with a glass-roofed corridor. The
Main building houses the permanent collection and the imposing Stathatos
Mansion, designed by Ernst Ziller, houses the temporary ones. The exhibitions,
permanent and temporary are dedicated to the study of the ancient cultured of the
Aegean as well as Cyprus.
Museum of Greek Folk Musical instrumentsThe Museum of Greek Folk
Musical Instruments houses more than a 1.000 greek popular instruments dating
from the 18th century. This museum is owed to the long passionate study of the
musicologist Fivos Anoyanakis and is housed in a breathtaking mansion dating
back to 1842, in the Plaka district. All the instruments provide beautiful aesthetic
value and great ethnological interest, making the visit a pretty insightful, off the
beaten path cultural experience!