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A Night in Athens: Live Dinner Show & Halal-Friendly Greek Cuisine

Sports and Culture Jae Academy · Athens

Experience Athens' vibrant nightlife with a live music show, traditional dances, and a delicious Greek dinner featuring certified Halal meat options. Come and join us for a night of music, traditional food, and fun at our ATHENS BY NIGHT MUSICAL SHOW. You will be amazed by the variety and quality of our musical program, featuring songs and dances from different regions of Greece. You will also have the chance to participate in the performances and learn some moves from our talented artists. We promise a night you will never forget in the heart of Athens! Cuisine Highlights: While you enjoy the show, you can savor the best dishes of Greek cuisine, prepared with fresh and local ingredients. We proudly offer halal-certified meat (chicken, lamb, and beef), vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Stay Connected: The tavern offers free, high-speed WiFi internet access to all customers, with a strong and reliable signal throughout the venue. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our show and making your night unforgettable.Includes (Qué Incluye)* Entrance Fee to the tavern and Live Musical Show. * Escort Representative/Tour Leader (speaking English, Greek, and Spanish). * Bottled water (initial). Exclusions (Qué No Incluye)* Food and beverages (dinner, wine, beer, etc.) must be purchased separately at the tavern. * Transfers to and from the meeting point. * Gratuities (optional).What to Bring (Qué llevar)* Comfortable shoes (for the short walk and dancing!). * Camera. * Cash or card for dinner/drinks. Meeting Point (Punto de Encuentro)Please meet your representative at MONASTIRAKI SQUARE. Your JAE ACADEMY representative will be holding a clearly visible signboard in front of the metro station. Know Before You Go (Considerations Before Reserving) Physical Activity: Guests must be able to walk a short distance over uneven surfaces to reach the venue. Accessibility: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Not Recommended For: Guests with mobility impairments, back or heart problems, respiratory issues, or recent surgeries. Guests must be capable of walking independently.

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Athens Tour

CATTaxi · Athens

HIGHLIGHTS: Visit the Acropolis, the Temple of Zeus, the Old Parliament, the Changing of the Guard at Parliament, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the National Library, the University and the Academy of Athens, Hadrian’s Arch, the 1896 Olympic Stadium, plus a spectacular view of the city from Lycabettus Hill. This tour of Athens takes us to the most famous sites of the city, both ancient and modern. Undoubtedly the most famous landmark of Athens – and the pride of Athenians - is the Parthenon, atop Acropolis Hill. It is the ancient temple, which was dedicated to Athena, the goddess Athens is named after. It is visible from most of central Athens and is surrounded by the city’s charming and picturesque historical center. We will see the ancient Roman Agora (marketplace) and the Ancient Greek Agora where Socrates once spoke with the Athenian citizens about such subjects as justice, truth and love. Wandering a little further from immediate surrounds of the Acropolis, we watch the Changing of the Guard - at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - in front of the Parliament. These guards, known as Evzones, are the elite force of the Greek Army and were known for their bravery and honor until World War II. Their uniform was introduced by King Otto of Greece and was inspired by the traditional clothes of the mountain warriors and bandits who formed the resistance to the Ottoman Empire. Near the Parliament, we will also see the famous “trilogy” of buildings designed by the Danish architect Theophil Hansen; they include the Central Railway Station, the Hellenic Parliament building itself, and the Academy of Athens.

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