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Private Tour to Marathon Battlefield and Long Run

Private Tour to Marathon Battlefield and Long Run

Athens, Greece

Private Tour to Marathon Battlefield and Long Run

Athens, Greece
  • 4 to 5 hours (approx.)
  • Pickup offered
  • Mobile ticket
  • Offered in: English

Overview

Everyone has heard of the word marathon, but few travelers discover the place and history behind it. Explore the town of Marathon and its ancient sights with none of the hassle of organizing transportation and entry tickets on this private tour from Athens, while learning about the history of this iconic race.
  • Hassle-free round-trip transportation from your Athens accommodation
  • Sit back and watch the Greek countryside go by from your private vehicle
  • Go beyond the guidebooks with facts and insights from your driver guide
  • Forget the rush of large tour groups and explore at a pace that suits you

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

3.8
based on 4 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Unfinished marathon

T_E, Sep 2026
Our driver communicated well. We were picked up at our hotel and drove to marathon. We stopped at the start line for the marathon and continued to the marathon museum. After the museum we went to the archaeological museum of marathon. We drove the marathon route back to Athens to the stadium where the marathon finishes. We were disappointed that we did not go to marathon beach or the battle ground as stated in the itinerary.

Tour guide was not...

Christopher_S, Aug 2026
Tour guide was not knowledgeable about the sites in marathon. He did not know where the main battlefield was and actually told us it was by the museum which was inaccurate. There was a main battlefield a few miles away with the burial mound of the Athenians. The driver incorrectly pointed at the mound by the museum and said that was the Athenian battlefield. In addition, he made disparaging comments about various minorities in Greece. Please keep political discussions to yourself.