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Discover Athens on a fun and eco-friendly Segway tour, exploring iconic viewpoints like Anafiotika, Mars Hill, and Filopappou Hill in just 1 hour.

Exploring Athens can often feel overwhelming with its maze of ancient ruins, bustling streets, and scenic viewpoints. That’s where the Viewpoints of Athens Segway Tour comes in—a lively, modern way to see the city’s highlights in a short amount of time. Priced at just over $50 per person for a one-hour adventure, this guided experience offers a practical and engaging way to get a taste of Athens’ beauty and history.
What we really appreciate about this tour is how it combines fun, effortless riding with insightful commentary from knowledgeable guides. Plus, with stops at three iconic viewpoints, you’ll get fantastic opportunities to snap photos and soak in the panoramic scenery. That said, considering the ride’s speed and stops, it’s best suited for those comfortable on a Segway and with limited mobility. Perfect for travelers eager to see more in less time, especially if you’re short on days but still want a memorable experience.
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The tour begins at Eschinou 9, a convenient starting point in central Athens. From here, the guide takes you on a smooth ride through the city’s lively streets, giving you a quick but vivid introduction to Athens’ vibrant atmosphere.
Stop 1: Plaka and Scenic Ride
The first stop takes you through the charming Plaka neighborhood, often called the “Neighborhood of the Gods” due to its proximity to the Acropolis. While the main focus is on sightseeing and passing by key spots, the real highlight is the ride itself—gliding past cafes, shops, and historic buildings. The guide will share snippets about Athens’ history and culture, making this part both educational and fun.
Stop 2: Anafiotika
Next, you’ll visit Anafiotika, a tiny neighborhood perched on the slopes of the Acropolis. Known for its Cycladic-style architecture, narrow winding streets, and colorful houses, it offers some of the most picturesque views in Athens. Here, you’ll have a dedicated photo stop, giving you time to capture the charming atmosphere and sweeping cityscape. The guide provides context about this small but vibrant neighborhood, which was once a retreat for workers from the Cyclades.
Stop 3: Areopagus
Your next destination is the Areopagus, an ancient rocky outcrop that’s long been a strategic viewing point. It’s the perfect spot for some breathtaking panoramic shots of Athens’ skyline, the Acropolis, and the surrounding mountains. This stop includes a brief visit with the opportunity to take in the views at your leisure. The guide might share tales of its historical significance—like its role as an important council site in ancient Athens.
Stop 4: Filopappou Hill
The final stop, Filopappou Hill, offers a peaceful break amid lush greenery and some of the best vistas in the city. It’s another prime location for photos and absorbing the stunning scenery. This hill is also associated with mythology and history, making it a meaningful and scenic finish to your tour. Free time here allows for a relaxed look around or a quick snack before heading back.
The tour concludes back at Eschinou 9, completing a compact yet comprehensive glimpse into Athens’ beauty from high viewpoints.
Guides play a crucial role in the experience, and the reviews highlight how friendly and knowledgeable they are. Sarah, one reviewer, notes, “our guide was very friendly, very knowledgeable of the area and its history. He was also able to reschedule our time slot when our flight was delayed,” which underlines the flexibility and professionalism of the tour operator.
Stunning views are a definite highlight. Each stop provides a different perspective, from the vibrant streets of Plaka to the sweeping vistas from Filopappou Hill. These viewpoints are perfect for photography, making this not just a sightseeing tour but a visual feast.
The use of a Segway makes covering these viewpoints effortless. With just 1 hour to explore, you’ll appreciate how smoothly you glide past traffic and crowds, especially if walking long distances isn’t ideal. The small group size (limited to six people) ensures personal attention, and helmets along with insurance add a layer of safety for peace of mind.
At about $50.82 per person, this tour offers great value—you’re getting an hour of guided exploration, multiple viewpoints, and the fun of riding a Segway. It’s an efficient way to maximize your sightseeing time, especially if your schedule is tight or you want an overview before diving into more detailed explorations.
However, it’s important to remember that this tour is not suitable for children under 6 years or pregnant women, and everyone needs to be comfortable on a Segway. The tour’s brevity means it’s a quick taste rather than an in-depth exploration, but for many travelers, that’s precisely what makes it appealing.
This Segway tour suits travelers who want a fun, quick introduction to Athens’ scenic viewpoints without committing to a longer or more strenuous tour. It’s ideal for first-timers, those with limited time in the city, or anyone eager to try a new, eco-friendly way to sightsee. It’s perfect for adventure lovers comfortable on a Segway, as well as small groups looking for a private, personalized experience.
It’s less suitable for small children (under 6), pregnant women, or those uncomfortable on a Segway. If you’re looking to dive deep into Athens’ history or explore beyond scenic viewpoints, you might want to consider adding a more comprehensive tour.
The Viewpoints of Athens Segway Tour offers a compact, enjoyable way to see Athens’ most scenic outlooks. With knowledgeable guides, stunning panoramic views, and a fun riding experience, it’s a smart choice for travelers who want to make the most of their limited time.
While it’s a quick tour, the stops at Anafiotika, Mars Hill, and Filopappou Hill give a genuine sense of Athens’ charm and beauty. The small group size ensures personalized attention, and the ease of riding a Segway makes it accessible even for those new to the device.
In terms of value, this tour balances affordability with quality, making it a memorable addition to any Athens itinerary. Whether you’re here for the sights, the views, or just an entertaining way to explore, this experience delivers.
“our guide was very friendly, very knowledgeable of the area and its history. He was also able to reschedule our time slot when our flight was delayed.”

Is this tour suitable if I don’t have much experience with Segways?
Yes, the tour includes helmets and insurance, and guides are experienced. Most participants find it straightforward, but if you’re nervous, the guide will help you get comfortable.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour, with start times that you should check for availability.
Are children allowed on this tour?
It’s not suitable for children under 6 years old. For safety reasons, younger children and pregnant women are also not recommended.
What languages are available for the guide?
Guides speak English, Spanish, Russian, and Hebrew, ensuring a language option for many travelers.
How many people are in each group?
Groups are limited to 6 participants, providing a small, personalized experience.
Are water and safety gear provided?
Yes, helmets and water are included in the price.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
The tour specifics don’t mention accessibility features, so it’s best to contact the provider directly if you have mobility concerns.
By choosing this tour, you’re guaranteed a fun, scenic, and informative way to get a fresh perspective on Athens. It’s a perfect fit for those seeking a lively and interactive sightseeing option that combines modern mobility with ancient views.