The food was awesome..so much food to sample…local and authentic dishes..so much variety…..I was stuffed towards the end and unable to eat anymore…highly recommend.

Superb guide. A very knowledgeable lady named Artemis. We initially were just going to do the Acropolis tour, but Artemis was so brilliant we decided to also do the museum tour afterwards. Really recommend this. Probably the best 4 hours you can spend in Athens.

Great way to get to try the best traditional Greek food. Our guide Nicolita was brilliant from our first meeting and all the way through the experience. We had Greek coffee, pies, small plates at a very welcoming taverna, visited the meat market, fish market, and fruit and veg. We sampled ouzo, beer, and were fortunate enough to be offered some other drink by the locals We tried gyros and desserts. Thank you, Nicolita you made it special

The food was amazing and this tour is also a great way to get to know the area of the city around the Acropolis. Ana our guide was very knowledgeable and made sure we all had the best time!

Very knowledgeable guide, sorry forgot her name. The morning was spent tasting some amazing food in different settings. Don’t eat too much as I did or you’ll struggle to taste all the food.

We enjoyed our tour of Acropolis and the museum. Guide was very knowledgeable and enjoyable. Took time to engage with guests.

Athens walks tours company gave us a very professional and enjoyable tour of the Akropolis grounds and museum. The tour started from their office which is located right next to the Akropolis metro station exit. They provided the listening devices and headphones here. The check in person also refunded us the €10 Akropolis ticket price for each person as Akropolis tickets were free that Sunday (March 2). Different groups were color coded and we were the orange group. It’s all very well managed and our guide Aegli took us into the grounds. Before taking us up she gave us a much needed brief about the history of Akropolis and Parthenon from its inception to Roman, Persians and Ottomans’ effect on this historical site. She showed us artists renderings of pulley mechanisms used to carry the rocks up the hill to build the temples. We took the scenic walk up the slopes to enter the Akropolis while she explained the significance of the various atriums and amphitheatres we came across along the way. Once inside the Akropolis grounds, there were three main temples, the Parthenon, the old temple of Athena and the temple of Athena Nike. The Athena Nike temple is no longer accessible to tourists. She told us though Parthenon has fallen into a state of disrepair the Greek govt did not want to rebuild it to its original form but sustain it in its current form as much as possible. She showed us sketches of how it used to look like when before it was semi-destroyed during Ottoman times. She also told us that large portions of the Akropolis excavated remains now lie in the British museum. I was interested in the temple of Zeus and she pointed out to me the pillars of the temple of Olympian Zeus located at the bottom of the hill. She gave us some time to experience the Parthenon for ourselves before taking us down to the museum. In the museum we started on the top floor (at the lego replica of Akropolis) and moved down. Our guide explained to us the significance of the Parthenon sculptures on display there. Most of the sculptures were broken in one way or another. She explained that some salvageable ones were recreated to completion while others left as it is (in pieces) with a sketch of the French traveller Carrey underneath it. The sketch showed what the sculpture looked like originally (as seen by Carrey in 1674 when he had visited the Parthenon prior to its destruction).

Alexandra was a great guide! Very friendly and helpful with lots of local recommendations. The tour includes so much great food! I highly recommend, and be sure to go hungry.

Truly a delightful afternoon spent sampling the very best cuisine in Athens! Food by itself is just good taste. But, in the company of an amazing and knowledgeable tour guide who treats you like family and gets you to the front of the line in the busiest of restaurants….every moment is special. “Yamas!” to Nicolette, our beautiful “Barbie,” who turned 4 hours of fooding into a lifetime memory!

My friend and I had an amazing time on our Greek Food tour with Alexandra. The stops were well curated and SO tasty and I was so incredibly thankful for the ease in which we were able to navigate the streets of Athens. The tour would not have been the same without our guide, Alexandra. She was kind and thoughtful, carefully explaining the history and process for every item. I have a dairy allergy and she was incredibly helpful towards that, always making sure I knew which items I could eat. The food in Greece is amazing, and it’s so much easier to enjoy it with a tour and a local guide like this. I found it a really good jumping off point for the rest of our trip so we knew what to look for in restaurants. Alexandra even gave us a list of restaurants to try in the future! There is so much food over the 11 stops, so make sure you pace yourself so you can try it all!!

Mike was a very knowledgeable guide that took us through the history of Acropolis on our walk through the area, pointed out all the main attractions, and also guided us in the amazing museum as well. Now in March the crowds were not so large, so it was quite manageable.

This was a really nice 3 hour visit to the Acropolis. Alexia was a brilliant guide, very well informed and so considerate. I am glad that I took the option to see the Acropolis museum as part of this tour. The museum is excellently laid out and really helped me understand more about the Acropolis.

Nicolette was a wonderful guide for our food tour. Some might say that she is a celebrity walking around and saying hello to everyone. She made us feel like we were part of the community and experience the wonderful cuisine. I would recommend her and the tour to others.

I would have never seen all of these things in such a short period without a guide! I was on a short trip through Athens on my way to the islands and didn’t have much time to take in the Acropolis so this was perfect. It’s a bit of a long day but well worth it if you want to really take in the magnitude of these amazing ruins. This was an incredible experience. The tour guide was so knowledgeable it really enhanced my enjoyment. I tend to shy away from tours and see things on my own but I’m so happy I took this tour!!

This was a great experience!! Just go do not think. All the food was delicious!! Our tour guide was incredible!! Learned a lot