



by Truevoyagers
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160The tour begins with a walk through Monastiraki, one of Athens’ oldest neighborhoods, where guests see landmarks such as Hadrian’s Library and an 18th-century mosque. Participants will sample traditional Greek dishes like Souvlaki or Gyros while visiting some of the city’s oldest eateries. After about 45 minutes, the group moves on to Psirri, a lively neighborhood known for its local tavernas, live music, artisan shops, and street art. Here, guests taste different varieties of Greek puff pastry pies. The final part of the tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes walking through the central neighborhoods, interacting with locals, and tasting a selection of Greek cold cuts and local cheeses. The evening concludes with a seated dinner at a local taverna where traditional Greek dishes are served, accompanied by alcoholic beverages. A classic Greek dessert, such as Loukoumades or Baklava, is served to finish the meal. The total duration of the tour is approximately three hours. Guests should note the food market is closed during evening tours, and alcohol is available only at dinner. Those with food restrictions should inform the operator in advance. The tour is not recommended for gluten free, vegan, lactose-free, or low carb diets. The starting and ending point is near Monastiraki, making it convenient to combine food tasting with sightseeing.
Monastiraki
Start with a walk in Monastiraki, one of Athens’ oldest neighborhoods featuring landmarks like Hadrian’s Library, an 18th-century mosque, and the ancient Iridanos River beneath the square. Guests see views of the Acropolis and visit some of the city’s oldest eateries to taste popular Greek foods such as Souvlaki or Gyros. The tour begins and ends near this neighborhood.
45 min
Psirri
Spend time in Psirri, a vibrant area known for Plateia Iroon, one of Athens’ oldest squares. This neighborhood offers local tavernas with live music, bars, cafes, artisan shops, and street art murals. Guests taste different kinds of Greek traditional puff pastry pies here.
45 min
Central Athens Neighborhoods
Walk through central Athens neighborhoods to mingle with locals while seeing a mix of ancient and modern landmarks. Taste Greek cold cuts and local cheeses during the stroll, followed by a seated dinner of traditional Greek dishes with alcoholic beverages. The meal ends with a classic Greek dessert like Loukoumades or Baklava.
90 min
We'll meet in front of the Lonis pastry shop, located at 7 Athinas Street, 105 54, Athens. Please check the exact location on Google Maps in advance and make sure to arrive on time. To avoid any delays due to traffic, strikes, or other unexpected issues, we strongly recommend leaving early.
End point
We'll meet in front of the Lonis pastry shop, located at 7 Athinas Street, 105 54, Athens. Please check the exact location on Google Maps in advance and make sure to arrive on time. To avoid any delays due to traffic, strikes, or other unexpected issues, we strongly recommend leaving early.




by Truevoyagers
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160The tour begins with a walk through Monastiraki, one of Athens’ oldest neighborhoods, where guests see landmarks such as Hadrian’s Library and an 18th-century mosque. Participants will sample traditional Greek dishes like Souvlaki or Gyros while visiting some of the city’s oldest eateries. After about 45 minutes, the group moves on to Psirri, a lively neighborhood known for its local tavernas, live music, artisan shops, and street art. Here, guests taste different varieties of Greek puff pastry pies. The final part of the tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes walking through the central neighborhoods, interacting with locals, and tasting a selection of Greek cold cuts and local cheeses. The evening concludes with a seated dinner at a local taverna where traditional Greek dishes are served, accompanied by alcoholic beverages. A classic Greek dessert, such as Loukoumades or Baklava, is served to finish the meal. The total duration of the tour is approximately three hours. Guests should note the food market is closed during evening tours, and alcohol is available only at dinner. Those with food restrictions should inform the operator in advance. The tour is not recommended for gluten free, vegan, lactose-free, or low carb diets. The starting and ending point is near Monastiraki, making it convenient to combine food tasting with sightseeing.
Monastiraki
Start with a walk in Monastiraki, one of Athens’ oldest neighborhoods featuring landmarks like Hadrian’s Library, an 18th-century mosque, and the ancient Iridanos River beneath the square. Guests see views of the Acropolis and visit some of the city’s oldest eateries to taste popular Greek foods such as Souvlaki or Gyros. The tour begins and ends near this neighborhood.
45 min
Psirri
Spend time in Psirri, a vibrant area known for Plateia Iroon, one of Athens’ oldest squares. This neighborhood offers local tavernas with live music, bars, cafes, artisan shops, and street art murals. Guests taste different kinds of Greek traditional puff pastry pies here.
45 min
Central Athens Neighborhoods
Walk through central Athens neighborhoods to mingle with locals while seeing a mix of ancient and modern landmarks. Taste Greek cold cuts and local cheeses during the stroll, followed by a seated dinner of traditional Greek dishes with alcoholic beverages. The meal ends with a classic Greek dessert like Loukoumades or Baklava.
90 min
We'll meet in front of the Lonis pastry shop, located at 7 Athinas Street, 105 54, Athens. Please check the exact location on Google Maps in advance and make sure to arrive on time. To avoid any delays due to traffic, strikes, or other unexpected issues, we strongly recommend leaving early.
End point
We'll meet in front of the Lonis pastry shop, located at 7 Athinas Street, 105 54, Athens. Please check the exact location on Google Maps in advance and make sure to arrive on time. To avoid any delays due to traffic, strikes, or other unexpected issues, we strongly recommend leaving early.