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Piraeus–Athens Bicycle Path – Hadrian's Library loop from Ευαγγελισμός

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Piraeus–Athens Bicycle Path – Hadrian's Library loop from Ευαγγελισμός

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Piraeus–Athens Bicycle Path – Hadrian's Library loop from Ευαγγελισμός

05:03

84.9km

520m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 7, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 60.7 km for 149 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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47.5 km

Twin Tunnels Vista ⛰️ Agia Marina

Highlight • Viewpoint

Rocky bays but scenic coastal road

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52.0 km

Beach

Beach

3

52.4 km

Varkiza Bay overlook

Highlight • Viewpoint

From the edge of a large park sloping down from the west, this overlook opens up sweeping views of Varkiza Bay

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4

55.6 km

Vouliagméni Lake 🏊

Highlight • Lake

Situated on the Athenian Riviera about 20 kilometers south of Athens is a stunning hidden wonderland – Lake Vouliagmeni. Close to one of the best beaches in Athens, this area is a beautiful natural landscape, with a rare geological formation and unique thermal spa in a setting of lush vegetation.

Millions of years ago, the lake was located inside a huge cave and was fed by numerous hot springs and seawater. Following an earthquake in the area, the roof of the cave collapsed, leaving the lake as it is today.

The lake covers an area of two hectares and the water level is 50cm higher than the local sea level. The lake is thought to be 50-100 meters deep and because it is still fed by hot springs and seawater, there is a distinct current that can be felt in the water.

On the far side of the lake there is a rocky cliff face with a cave entrance which leads in to an extensive cave system with 14 tunnels covering 3,123 metres. So far, explorations have not found the furthest point of the rocky labyrinth.

One of the tunnels is 800 meters in length – making it the longest of its kind in the world. This tunnel has a huge stalagmite which has raised questions amongst geologists about the formation of cave and the whole Mediterranean area.

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5

56.3 km

Akti Vouluagmeni Beach

Highlight • Beach

Popular beach resort with water ski pier

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6

76.9 km

Piraeus–Athens Bicycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Very well developed bike path (partly in better condition than the neighboring road), direct connection from the port of Piraeus to downtown Athens. The path partly leads directly past the large rainwater drainage channel and through residential areas with restaurants and various parks. Very easy to navigate and ideal for getting to the sights in Athens.

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81.5 km

Summer €8, winter €4, but most is visible from outside

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82.5 km

Hadrian's Library

Highlight • Historical Site

Hadrian's Library dates to the 2nd century AD. The Roman Emperor Hadrian commissioned the library, which was a cultural and educational centre in the heart of ancient Athens.

The library complex included a large rectangular courtyard surrounded by a colonnade, which housed thousands of scrolls and books. It also featured lecture halls and meeting rooms where scholars and philosophers could gather to discuss various topics.

Over the centuries, Hadrian's Library fell into disrepair and only a portion of the library has been excavated and restored. You can explore the ruins, including the beautifully preserved facades and columns. It's a fascinating place to gain insights into the intellectual and cultural life of ancient Athens during the Roman period.

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82.6 km

The church of Panagia Pantanassa is located on the square. This church was built as part of a nunnery that once stood on this spot on the square. The name Monastiraki translates as Small Monastery. It is a domed church with rich decorations on the inside. The Tzisdarakis Mosque is also located on this square. This mosque was built during the Ottoman Empire. The mosque was later deconsecrated and turned into a museum. There are a few shops under the old mosque.

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84.9 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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43.8 km

18.6 km

10.6 km

10.1 km

1.83 km

151 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

73.7 km

9.02 km

1.86 km

416 m

< 100 m

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Wednesday 8 July

33°C

21°C

63 %

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