Lycabettus Hill

If I went here again I'd definitly buy a one way tram ticket to the top and then walk down from the hill on the way back. The one-way tram tickets costed 10€ and the roundabout ticket costed 13€. If you're not a fan of walking you can of course buy the roundabout ticket. The views at the hill were amazing. There's also a restaurant at the top that I didn't visit but it seemed to have a great view.

A must-do for the best vantage point in the city. The sunset offers incredible photo opportunities, but timing is key. It gets very busy, so expect to jostle a bit for a view. Also, don't underestimate the weather—it is significantly windier and colder at the summit than in the city below, so dress warmly.

This is a must. If not for a friend mentioning it, id never know there is such a great view point in athenes. You see it from wverywhere but you dont exactly know until you go up. There is a path uphill (10-15 min walking uphill on a paved path) or a short cable car through the mountain that costs 10€. We went up the cable car and down by foot. A must visit. Stunning views of Athene. Big Wow Plus there a nice coffee place and toilets on top. And the bonus when you walk down, you get to visit a great living neighbpurhood. Clonitis (i prob spelled it wrong, look it up). Great shops. Atmosphere. A great way to a half day plan

It looks way harder to get up here than it actually is. The views are amazing, definitely go! And you can eat or get a drink/snack at the cafe on top!

this place is spectacular for the sunset. it’s tricky to go up the hill, but you can use the funicular line instead. definitely worth the visit and have a sip of your beer up there.

A great way to see stunning views over the city. Seeing all of those historical sites and monuments is truly inspiring. I walked up all the way which might be challenging for some but there is also a funicular railway that will take you up most of the way.....although I didn't see this on the route that I took.

The hill is the highest point in Athens and you can see Athens and surrounding up to the sea. We visited in December so it was very quiet but I suppose during summer time it would be busy. The funicular return ticket was 13 Euros and runs every 30 minutes, summer time the schedule might change. If you are fit enough you can walk up and down for free. There is also a church and bell tower on top of the hill. I highly recommend to visit. Couple of things to remember: the toilet facility on top of the hill is not great, so avoid if possible. The food and drink at the restaurant are overpriced and I would avoid buying. Apart that you will be having a great time.

Probably the most beautiful view in all of Athens. Although this is not a great place to go, if you have any issues walking or climbing or with stairs, but there is a rail that can take you up the mountain from down below. Once you were up there, the view is something you could look at forever! There’s a small chapel up there too, which makes it even more magical.