Delphi is considered the best place to visit from Athens for a day trip. If you have much time to explore the entire Athens city and want to know more about the Greek ancient period, the Delphi day trip from Athens can be the best choice so far.
Delphi is not only the great witness of the ancient Greek period but also the certified UNESCO World Heritage site.

You will find beautiful landscapes, mountains to hike, explore rural traditions, and lost crafts or artwork that is still alive in there. You have a huge opportunity to explore past splendors and know more from present-day wonders. Their local life is traditional and you will get the vibe of being in a completely new community.

To ensure the best day trip to Delphi, you can contact a tour company. They will provide you both private and group tour packages as you prefer. It is a good thing that you will have a local tour guide with you. Tour guides help to make your trip more significant with plenty of sightseeing and exploring Delphi.

Delphi day tour will get started early in the morning to cover all the sightseeing. The distance from Athens to Delphi is quite far, which will take around 2 hours to reach there by road. So, make your itineraries with the help of tour groups and explore some of the must-visit places in Delphi.

Don’t forget to explore Delphi's unique landmarks, including the Temple of Apollo, the Athenian Treasury, the Theatre, the Tholos, and others like these. Admire the art and culture with masterpieces of classical Greek ancient in the museums of Delphi. The world-famous statue of the Charioteer is located in Delphi, as well.

You can walk by the villages or countryside of Delphi, which most of the visitors skip. This will give you a lot more ideas about their lifestyle and culture. Meet the locals. They are friendly and you will enjoy every minute of staying there.

Finally, don’t forget to dine with the traditional Greek lunch items. You don’t have to look for restaurants out there, but mountain village women will cook for you under the shades of hundred-year-old trees.