• Temple of Olympian Zeus - Situated between the Acropolis and the Ilissos River, the grand Olympeion was among the most magnificent ancient temples dedicated to Zeus and one of the most renowned marble structures of the ancient world. Discussions will focus on the Temple and its tales from an external perspective.
• Acropolis - As the most significant and exquisite sanctuary of ancient Athens, primarily honoring its patron, the goddess Athena, it has majestically overlooked the city center for thousands of years. The Acropolis monuments (the Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, the Propylaea, the Theater of Dionysus,…) are all exceptional examples of ancient architecture, having influenced art and culture for centuries, and they blend seamlessly with their natural surroundings.
• Syntagma - This central square of Athens is dominated by the Greek Parliament (formerly the Royal Palace) and is characterized by the vibrant energy generated by the constant flow of people through the city’s busiest intersection.
• Plaka - With its souvenir shops, ancient monuments, and as the oldest area of the city, Plaka draws the largest number of tourists in Athens to its charming maze of narrow streets just beneath the towering stone sides of the Acropolis.
• Monastiraki - Featuring Hadrian’s Library, excellent street food, and an underground river hidden within a metro station, this antique and flea market area attracts those seeking bargains or a glimpse of one of the city’s few remaining Ottoman mosques.
• Psiri - Once a neighborhood where local artisans worked in small shops, Psiri has transformed into one of the city’s most popular spots for evening dining and drinks. It is also a prime location to explore the city’s latest street art.
• Varvakios Central Municipal Market - Athens’ bustling food market, frequented by locals in search of fresh produce, meats, and fish. Despite its lively atmosphere, it remains a true reflection of daily life, offering an authentic experience of the city’s culinary culture.

• Professional guide
• Small group for an optimal experience
• Food tastings as described in the tour
• Fun ancient Athens map

• Food or drinks guests may get on their own
• Transfers
• Entrance fees

• We can pre-purchase entry tickets for you, just let us know!
• ID card or passport are required for people under the age of 25 for possible discounts
• Strollers, backpacks and big bags are not allowed at the Acropolis and should not be taken on the tour
• Tickets for all tours are refundable up to 30 days prior to the tour’s starting time and regardless of the cancellation policy of the tour itself. After that tickets are non-refundable, non-exchangeable.
• If a client misses their time slot for any reason (client delay, missed flight, delay of flight or cruise ship etc.), new tickets need to be purchased on the spot by the client. If there is no availability for the required time slot, then the tour may not take place and is non-refundable.
• If a client misses their time slot for reasons outside our control (strikes, unforeseen closure of the Acropolis, rain, heatwaves etc.), tickets can’t be refunded and new tickets may need to be re-purchased for a new tour by the client.
• If a client decides to purchase their own tickets without consulting with us first and/or purchases tickets for the wrong time slot, they may not be able to do their tour, in which case the tour will not be refundable.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.