Tour Atenas Byzantina

O nosso programa sugerido comecara com uma visita ao museu Cristao e byzantino, onde inumeros tesouros sao guardados : Tesouros de um passado imperial e herancas que abriram as portas da Europa para o Futuro!
Situado no coracao de Atenas, o museu contem mais de 25.000 artefatos na sua posse, alguns originais do seculo 3 ate ao seculo 15 e organizados em exposicoes/coleccoes! As exibicoes sao maioritariamente da Grecia, Asia e Balcas. Esculturas, icones, miniaturas, ceramica, manuscritos, desenhos e mosaicos poderao ser vistos no museu!

De seguida vamos dirigir-nos para o Mosteiro de Kaissariani, que se encontra a uma pequena distancia do este de Atenas, perto do monte Hymettos. O mosteiro foi construido no seculo 11 sobre as ruinas de uma antiga igreja crista do seculo 5, que por seu lugar tinha sido construida por cima de um templo (da Deusa Grega Demeter).
Os mongues suportavam-se a eles mesmos, vendendo o mel das abelhas que faziam criacao (tal como ainda muitas ordens religiosas vendem compotas e licores).
A cozinha e refeitorio do mosteiro encontravam-se no lado este, e agora esta a ser feito um restauro das casas de banho e dormitorios dos mongues.
Esta bem conservada igreja (construida como tantas outras
na Grecia) na forma de uma cruz grega, tem uma cupula suportada por quatro colunas antigas!


Inclui
- Transporte em Taxi de luxo ate 3 pessoas, e Deluxe Mini Bus de 4 a 15 pessoas
- Guia
- Entradas para o Museu Byzantino e o Mosteiro Kaissariani

Exclui
- Refeicoes e bebidas
- Gastos Pessoais
- Gorjetas e Gratuidades
- Custos de Actividades opcionais

Tome Nota
- Lanche opcional: 20 EUR

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Our suggested program will start with a visit to the Byzantine and Christian Museum, a place where treasures spanning centuries is kept: the treasure of an imperial past and a cultural heritage that opened the way to Europe's future. Situated right at the heart of Athens, the Museum has more than 25,000 artifacts in its possession, originating from the 3rd to the 15th century and arranged in collections. A new gallery featuring the post-Byzantine collection with objects from the 16th to the 20th century is due to open soon. The exhibits are mainly from Greece, Asia Minor and the Balkans. Sculptures, icons, miniatures, frescoes, pottery and fabrics, manuscripts, sketches, anthivola (preparatory drawings), etchings and incunabula, as well as reproductions of Byzantine and post-Byzantine frescoes and mosaics, can be seen in the show-cases of the Museum.

We will then head to the Monastery of Kaissariani, which lies at a short distance to the east of Athens, on a hillside at the foot of Mt. Hymettos. The monastery was built in the 11th century over the ruins of a 5th-century Christian church that was also built over a temple (of the Greek goddess Demeter). The monks supported themselves by keeping bees and selling the honey, much as some religious orders today sell jams or liqueurs. The monastery's kitchen and refectory, which now house sculptural fragments, are on the west side of a paved, flower-filled courtyard. To the south, the old monks' cells and a bathhouse are being restored (exploration at your own risk is usually permitted). The well-preserved church, built like so many others in Greece in the shape of a Greek cross, has a dome supported by four ancient Roman columns. Most of the frescoes are relatively late, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries; the distinctive bell tower is from the 19th century.

Includes
- Transportation
- Guide
- Entrance fees to the Byzantine Museum and Kaissariani Monastery

Excludes
- Meals and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs

Please Note
- There is an additional fee for optional lunch, to be paid on the spot.
- Transportation is by Deluxe Taxi for 1 to 3 pax, and Deluxe Mini Bus for 4 to 14 pax.