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“For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship, I even found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD.” – Acts 17:23
Step into the Athens of the Apostle Paul, where the message of Christ first echoed through temples, marketplaces, and the courts of philosophers. This half-day private tour explores the spiritual tension between ancient Greek belief and early Christian truth, with a licensed religious guide who will bring both Scripture and history vividly to life.
Travel either on foot or in a luxury vehicle, tracing Paul’s transformative visit as recorded in Acts 17.
What You’ll Experience:
Acropolis: Begin with a guided tour of this iconic hilltop citadel — home to the Parthenon, Temple of Athena Nike, and Erechtheion. These majestic ruins represent the spiritual and intellectual world Paul encountered — rich in beauty, yet devoted to countless deities. Your guide will explain how the city’s religious landscape set the stage for Paul’s sermon.
Mars Hill (Areopagus): Stand on the rocky outcrop where Paul delivered his bold message to the Athenians (Acts 17:22–31). Quoting their poets, challenging their idols, and proclaiming the resurrection, Paul’s words still echo against the marble stones today.
Ancient Agora: Walk through the heart of daily Athenian life — where Paul “reasoned in the marketplace every day” (Acts 17:17). As you explore the Stoa of Attalos, temples, and civic ruins, you’ll gain insight into the vibrant — and spiritually divided — world of 1st-century Athens.
Church of the Holy Apostles: Nestled within the Agora, this beautifully preserved 10th-century Byzantine church marks the arrival of Christianity in the city Paul first evangelized — a quiet, sacred space bridging apostolic proclamation and Orthodox tradition.
Acropolis • Mars Hill • Ancient Agora • Church of the Holy Apostles
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Pastors, Christian travelers, seminaries, study groups, and spiritually curious visitors
