Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures, Tel Aviv University
The field trip to Athens and Attica will take place from March 8–15, 2026, and will be guided by Prof. Alexander Fantalkin and Prof. Oren Tal. The trip is organized by Tagliot, the Israeli Institute of Archaeology, and will focus on the archaeological and historical sites of the region, providing participants with an in-depth view of ancient cultures and their remains.

Day 1 – Sunday, March 8
Euboea:
–        Amphiareion of Oropos
–        Euboea: Lefkandi and Eretria
If time permits:
* Mount Lykavittos cable

Day 2 – Monday, March 9
Athens day 1:
–        Kerameikos
–        Greek Agora
–        Roman Agora
–        Library of Hadrian
–        Areopagus Hill

Day 3 – Tuesday, March 10
Athens day 2:
–        Acropolis
–        Acropolis Museum
–        Visit to the Labs at ASCSA
If time permits:
* Olympieion (Temple of Zeus)
* Lyceum of Aristotle
* Byzantine and Christian Museum

Day 4 – Wednesday, March 11
South Attica:
–        Brauron at Vravrona (the sanctuary of Artemis and museum)
–        Thorikos (site) and Laurion (mines)
–        Sounion Temple

Day 5 – Thursday, March 12
Northwest Attica:
–        Daphni Monastery
–        Hadrianic Bridge
–        Eleusis (site and museum)
–        Eleutherai
–        Aigosthena (Porto Germeno)

Day 6 – Friday, March 13
Northeast Peloponnese:
–        Corinth (sites and museum), Canal and Diolkos
–        Mycenae

Day 7 – Saturday, March 14
Aegina and Piraeus:
–        Piraeus (Site and Archaeological Museum)
–        Public Ferry to Aegina
–        Temple of Aphaia
If time permits:
* Temple of Apollo (site and museum)

Day 8 – Sunday, March 15
National Museum:
–        Athens National Museum
–        Mount Lykavittos cable (or another site that you missed from the plan)
–        transfer to Airport