• Syntagma - Syntagma is the main square in Athens. It is named after the Constitution that King Otto, Greece’s first monarch, was compelled to grant following a popular and military uprising on September 3, 1843. Situated in front of the 19th-century Old Royal Palace, it has housed the Greek Parliament since 1934. Syntagma Square holds significant historical and social importance in modern Athens, serving as the center of commercial activity and Greek politics.
• Varvakios Central Municipal Market - The Central Market, also known as Varvakios Agora, is nestled between Monastiraki and Omonoia Square. It is a must-visit for those interested in exploring Greek culture and cuisine. Constructed at the end of the 19th century, it operates daily from early morning until late. This traditional food market in the heart of Athens offers fresh fish, meat, and vegetables, brimming with local flavors, colors, and aromas.
• Evripidou - Evripidou Street is filled with hidden gems and unique aromas emanating from the blend of foods and spices in the open-fronted shops, deeply connected to Greek culinary traditions. Evripidou Street traverses a central Athens area where time seems to stand still, and diverse races and cultures blend with the essence of old Athens.

• English-speaking local gastronomy expert
• Guided food and culinary walking experience
• Complimentary digital recipes of selected tastings, sent after the tour
• One traditional local beverage
• Intimate small-group setting
• Comfortable, leisurely-paced city walk
• A rich selection of Greek sweet and savory specialties
• Opportunities for photos along the way

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

Explore the historic heart of Athens through its vibrant culinary scene and discover the everyday dining customs of the locals. Participate in a small-group walking tour guided by a friendly and knowledgeable local expert, and uncover genuine food spots away from the usual tourist paths.

Savor a thoughtfully selected array of Greek tastes, including traditional savory pies, regional olives, seasonal market produce, premium nuts, classic Greek coffee accompanied by a sweet treat, a traditional spirit like tsipouro or ouzo, and a popular grilled pita dish, souvlaki, served with a refreshing drink or beer. Each location showcases the variety of Athens’ culinary legacy and its ties to daily life.

Additionally, visit the lively central market and gain insights into Greek gastronomy, traditions, and history in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere.

With personalized attention in a small group, this experience combines food, culture, and local knowledge into a memorable and genuine Athens adventure.

• We are doing our tours only to small groups with a maximum capacity of 10 people.
• Some of the markets and vendors that we visit close after lunchtime, so the walk can only occur in the morning
• Please advise in advance if vegetarian options are required. The tour is vegetarian-friendly as vegetarians have options in every spot. However, there are limited choices for other dietary restrictions such as gluten-free or dairy-free. Severe allergies cannot, unfortunately, be catered for on this tour.
• There will be plenty of food on the tour, so you only need a light breakfast
• In an effort to ensure that you will avoid any kind of discomfort and most importantly that you will feel comfortable, our guides may change order of the sites you may visit.

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