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The 7 most popular family & kids tours in Athens. What each one shows you, who runs it, and what you pay to get in.
A private Acropolis tour built for families, with kid-friendly storytelling, myth narration, and a family gift by email. Up to 10 people.
“Great tour for the kids and adults alike.”
A licensed guide leads an outdoor Acropolis treasure hunt with an iPad game, clues, and puzzles for families in Athens.
“An amazing start to our time in Athens! Charis was able to draw out my usually shy son to participate with such enthusiasm. Super fun for the whole family!”
A 2-hour private Acropolis tour for families, led by an English guide who tells myth stories kids enjoy, with kid learning materials after.
Family myth tour in Athens that pairs a licensed guide with the Digipast and Percy Jackson Quest apps for the Acropolis and museum.
“Wonderful experience! We learned so much on our Percy Jackson tour. The tour guides were very accommodating and took the time to explain and answer every question. My daughter had a blast. The PJ quest kept her interested on a hot day. I couldn't recommend it more!”
A private, family-friendly Acropolis tour with iPad augmented reality and a guided visit to the New Acropolis Museum in Athens.
“The guide gave clear and very informative history and background that everyone understood and participated in. She was warm and answered all questions.”
Private Acropolis treasure hunt with coordinator, puzzles, and a mini prize. Mobile ticket, 3 hours, English, kids welcome.
“The Acropolis Treasure Hunt was really fun. It was great for my kids to learn about Athens and its myths through activities. We enjoyed it very much ♡ our guide Evi was very friendly, professional & helpful. Thank you!”
Private Acropolis tour for families with a child-friendly licensed guide, hotel pickup, and iPad mini augmented reality on-site in Athens.
“I will never recommend it to anyone they didnt provide the full service they said the kids will have 3d illustration and fun games the reality was printed papers”
