• School Life and Education Museum - The tour begins at the stunning 19th-century neoclassical building that houses the Museum of School Life and Education.
• Plaka - The tour is enriched with romantic tales beneath the Acropolis. It offers a wealth of historical and lesser-known insights, along with various love stories featuring the 12 Gods and Lord Byron.

Participants will stroll along Tripodon Street, the oldest street in Athens, where ancient Greek philosophers once walked and engaged in debates.

• Prison of Socrates - Located on the eastern slope of Filopappou Hill, one of Athens’ most picturesque viewpoints, are two rock-cut caves known as Socrates’ prison. These caves are thought to have been carved into the rocks in the 5th century BC.
• Areopagus - At the very birthplace of Democracy, participants will engage in a fascinating debate exploring the concept of Democracy both in the past and present.

• Admission at School Life and Education Museum

• Personal expenses (e.g. souvenirs)
• Lunch

Greek Philosophy Tour: Walking with Socrates

Join an extraordinary journey through time and thought, beginning at the School Life and Education Museum located in the heart of Plaka. After a brief introduction to the realm of ancient Greek philosophy, participants will stroll along Tripodon Street—the oldest street in Athens—once walked by Socrates and other eminent philosophers.

The tour includes visits to the Theater of Dionysus and the prison where Socrates spent his last days. At the Pnyx, the cradle of democracy, participants will explore Plato’s philosophy through engaging readings and roleplay.

The walk concludes at the Areopagus, beneath the Acropolis, where a stimulating debate on democracy—both historical and contemporary—will take place.

This tour is designed for inquisitive minds, merging history, ideas, and the essence of ancient Athens.

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