• Marathon Tomb - Explore the historic Marathon battlefields and delve into the fascinating history encapsulated by the site and its burial mound, imbuing the area with a distinct significance. This 10-meter-high burial mound is located 1 kilometer west of Marathon beach.
  Ticket: 6€ Reduced: 3€
• Schinias - These battlefields have transformed into one of the most sought-after coastal resorts in Attica, situated 40 km northeast of Athens. Marathon Bay, or Schinias, is renowned for its clear waters and excellent facilities.
• Archaeological Museum of Marathon - Located 5 km from Marathon Bay, this outstanding museum showcases local artifacts from various eras, including Neolithic pottery from the Cave of Pan and items from the Tomb of the Athenians.

The museum is closed every Tuesday.

• Marathon Lake - Lake Marathon is a reservoir created by the construction of the Marathon Dam at the confluence of the Charadros and Varnavas Torrents near Marathon town. It served as Athens’ primary water supply from 1931, when it became operational, until 1959, when water from Lake Yliki became available.
• Battlefield of Thermopylae - Thermopylae is renowned worldwide for the battle fought there between Greek forces (notably the Spartans) and the invading Persians, immortalized by Simonides in the famous epitaph, “Go tell the Spartans, stranger passing by, That here obedient to their laws we lie.” This passage along the east coast of the Greek peninsula has been the site of several battles due to its strategic location.
• Thermopylae Museum - Adjacent to the monument of Leonidas in historic Thermopylae, this innovative museum is dedicated to the 480 BC battle that altered Greek history. Ticket: 3€ / Discount: 1€
• Loutra Thermopilon - The baths of Thermopylae are famous for the 480 BC battle between Greeks and Persians. The “Hot Gates” is known as “the place of hot springs” and, in Greek mythology, is the entrance to Hades.
• Archaeological Museum of Thebes - Travel through Thebes to visit the Archaeological Museum, one of Greece’s most significant museums, featuring rare or unique collections. The exhibits, originating from excavations throughout Boeotia, span from the Paleolithic to the Post-Byzantine periods.

The museum is closed every Tuesday.
General/summer admission: 6 € Reduced/winter admission: 3 €

• Plataea - Visit the battlefields of Plataea and journey back to 479 BC. Discover Gargathia spring, the site where this historic battle began.
• Kithairon - Travel via Mount Cithaeron, Eleutherai, on the old Athens-Thebes National Road, north of the Villia junction. This area includes part of the lowland and rocky hill where the ancient fortress, known as Gyftokastro, stands. Eleutherai is said to be the birthplace of Dionysus, who founded the city and was thus called Dionysus Eleuthereus. Originally a Boeotian city, Eleutherai joined Athens in the sixth century BC. The cult statue of Dionysus Eleuthereus was reportedly moved from Eleutherai to Athens on Peisistratus’ orders, leading to the establishment of the sanctuary on the Acropolis’ south slope. Strategically located on the Athenian territory’s border, controlling the narrow passage between Athens and Thebes and overlooking the Oinoe plain, Eleutherai was part of Athens’ defense network in the fourth century BC. Next, pass by Elefsina (seaside) and follow the coastal road to Athens.
• Athens - Return to Athens.

• Informative books, map, audio documentary with historical details provided by driver
• Private transportation includes fuels, toll roads, parking fees
• Pick up / Drop off from/to hotel/apartment in Athens, Piraeus, or other requested location
• Professional English-speaking experienced tour driver leader
• Air-conditioned vehicles with high level of cleanliness (Sedan/Minivan/Minibus)

• Entrance Fees to all sites & museums. Marathon - Thermopylae - Thebes: Winter 9€ / Summer 15€
• Licensed Archaeological / Historian tour guide up request (Additional charge )
• Additional charge is applicable from *15€ per way from pickup/drop off, more than 7 km from Athens .
• Gratuities

We visit Historical Battle fields as travelers, not as tourists. We get as excited as you to travel, to enjoy the history & scenery. If you want to see most of Herodotus History Greek Persian Wars, then combine all battle fields in a full day tour.

The tour starts with convenient pickup and takes you to Marathon fields, Tomb, & museum. Continue via Marathon lake to Thermopylae. Visit battle fields, Leonidas Memorial, Kolonos hill, Hot springs & Museum. Next to Thebes, visit a Unique Museum. Nearby visit Plataea Acropolis, Battle fields & Kargathia Spring. Drive via Mount Kithaeron, pass by Elefsina port and take the coastal road back to Athens

This is a tour strictly to see the battlefields, museums and the scenery (drive via mountains), there are few ancient ruins to see.

• You Have the options of 3 different Vehicles types: Sedan up to 3 adults or family of 4 (2 adults + 2 kids - up to 11 years old free) - Minivan ( from 1 to 7 persons - 2 kids/ up to 11 years old free ) - Minibus ( from 1 to 14 persons - 2 kids/ up to 11 years old free). Price varies by Group Size or Vehicle type.
• Your private tour is available from Athens city center. Additional charge is aplicable 15€ per way from longer pickup/drop off locations, more than 7 km from Athens city center. Piraeus Port (distance 12km), Piraeus Cruise Terminal (Distance 13km) This charge does not Include: Airport (distance 36km) or Lavrio Port (distance75 km) *This is under prior agreement with the agent’s office
• Booking hours: Tour is private & flexible (up to 10 hours). However we only request to have in mind the agreement hours. But if you like to extend it, please make a fair arrangement with your tour driver/ leader. Additional charge per hour is 30€ (Sedan) - 45€ (Minivan) - 60€ (Minibus).
• This is a tour strictly to see the battlefields and the scenery (drive via mountains), there are few ancient ruins to see. Your tour driver provides informative audio documentary & historical details as you travel.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.