• Funicular inside the hill, a 3-minute ride through a tunnel, with cars every 10 to 30 minutes
• Ride up, walk down by buying a one-way funicular ticket and taking the trail back through the pines
• Chapel and summit café, the 19th-century Chapel of St. George next to a café-restaurant at the top

Lycabettus is a limestone hill rising 277 meters over central Athens, the highest point in the city center, with pine trees around its base. A funicular runs up inside a 210-meter tunnel from Kolonaki in about 3 minutes, or families can climb the trail. At the top sit the Chapel of St. George, a café-restaurant, an open-air theater and views across the city to the Acropolis.