• Monastiraki Square - This is the designated meeting spot. Located in the vibrant center of Athens, it is celebrated for its bustling atmosphere, diverse street markets, and breathtaking views of the Acropolis.

• Έντεκα - Enjoy a traditional Greek dish featuring either pork or chicken gyros served on warm pita bread. This delectable meal is enhanced by a blend of flavors, including refreshing tzatziki sauce.

• Shedia home - Shedia, meaning “raft” in Greek, is a non-profit organization dedicated to employing and empowering individuals facing homelessness and social exclusion in Greece. Here, enjoy a Greek coffee paired with a dessert called Semolina halva.

• Psirri Square - Similar to Monastiraki, this is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. It was once home to many artisans who sold furniture, leather goods, construction materials, and more.

• Zarkadian Delicatessen - Enter this charming family-owned market where a passionate duo runs the business! Indulge in a charcuterie board featuring three types of Greek cheese and delicious cured meats.

• Athinas - A central street where the Central Market of Athens is located. Here, small businesses offer a wide range of products, including plants, electronics, spices, kitchenware, religious items, food, and construction materials.

• Bougatsadiko Psirri - This bakery is among the few places in the city offering handmade pies. All ingredients are fresh, and both the dough and fillings are crafted from scratch in the store’s kitchen. They prepare and bake them on-site.

• Aiolou - Another of the city’s oldest pedestrian streets. This picturesque street is lined with eateries, cafes, and shops selling fabric and linen. Here, create your own souvlaki with pita bread, chicken or pork gyros, tzatziki, onion, and tomato, paired with a Greek beer.

• Loukoumades Ktistakis - One of the few places in Athens that makes the renowned Greek donuts. These deep-fried dough treats are served with sweet toppings, such as honey and cinnamon or chocolate.

• Ermou & Aiolou - Ermou and Aiolou are two key pedestrian streets in the heart of Athens. Both contribute to the city’s vibrant urban atmosphere, making them popular spots for walking, shopping, and experiencing the dynamic street life.

• Chapel Of Agia Sophia - The Church of Agia Kyriaki, a Greek Orthodox church from the Ottoman era.

• LUKUMAΔΕΣ - At this pastry shop, enjoy a sweet treat with the classic honey and cinnamon (or chocolate).

• Visit Central Market (Morning tours Mon to Sat) and taste legendary Greek donuts (Evening Tours)
• Local English Speaking Guide + Athens - A food Lover’s Guide PDF
• Experience the contrast of the historic Monastiraki and the colorful Psiri neighborhoods
• Learn how to make your own Gyros or Souvlaki
• Greek charcuterie with three different types of cheese
• Greek coffee demo, learning century-old techniques and pairing it with a traditional dessert

• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Discover the essence of Athens on a culinary journey, experiencing the contrast between the historic Monastiraki and the vibrant Psiri neighborhoods.

Start your adventure with a Greek coffee demonstration, paired with the delightful ‘Semolina halva’ dessert.

Master the art of making your own Gyros or Souvlaki, the heart of Greek cuisine.
Savor Greek charcuterie with a trio of cheeses complemented by Greek wines.
Experience the skill of crafting phyllo and bougatsa dough through slices of both sweet and savory pies.

• A maximum of 12 people per booking
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Not suitable for a gluten-free diet

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