Early Morning Athens Marketplace, Acropolis and Parthenon Tour with Pastry Shop Visit
Athens, Greece
Trip Type: City Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Enjoy Athens and all there is to see early in the morning with no traffic and people around. See the Acropolis and Parthenon from Philoppapou Hill and indulge your senses ending our tour with a magnificent Greek or espresso coffee and
and a tasteful cheese or spinach pie.
and a tasteful cheese or spinach pie.
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Enjoy Athens and all there is to see early in the morning with no traffic and people around. See the Acropolis and Parthenon from Philoppapou Hill and indulge your senses ending our tour with a magnificent Greek or espresso coffee and
and a tasteful cheese or spinach pie.Is this a way to start your day and get the most out of Athens before everyone awakes or what? We will pick you up at 06.00 hrs and head towards Varvakeios Market.
Built by the Municipality of Athens between 1878 and 1886, the Municipal Market on Athinas Street came into being after a devastating fire burned the huts of the old market to the ground in 1884. Located at the eastern side of the Hadrian’s Library, the market has operated continually for more than 125 years and now houses a large number of food stores selling mostly meat and fish. During the last decades of the 20th century, the marketplace was renovated by the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Athens.
It still bustles with shoppers every day, and is especially busy on Saturdays and before holidays.
After a short stop we will head up towards Acropolis to have a quick look outside and take some photos from Philoppapou Hill where you will have a short narration for Acropolis. Here you can listen to the birds slowly sing before the vibrant city starts waking up. After our short briefing what a better way to continue to the end of our short tour at the traditional coffee pastry shop Chatzis in Syntagma Square. Here you can enjoy a spanakopita or cheese pie with your espresso or Greek coffee alone.
and a tasteful cheese or spinach pie.Is this a way to start your day and get the most out of Athens before everyone awakes or what? We will pick you up at 06.00 hrs and head towards Varvakeios Market.
Built by the Municipality of Athens between 1878 and 1886, the Municipal Market on Athinas Street came into being after a devastating fire burned the huts of the old market to the ground in 1884. Located at the eastern side of the Hadrian’s Library, the market has operated continually for more than 125 years and now houses a large number of food stores selling mostly meat and fish. During the last decades of the 20th century, the marketplace was renovated by the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Athens.
It still bustles with shoppers every day, and is especially busy on Saturdays and before holidays.
After a short stop we will head up towards Acropolis to have a quick look outside and take some photos from Philoppapou Hill where you will have a short narration for Acropolis. Here you can listen to the birds slowly sing before the vibrant city starts waking up. After our short briefing what a better way to continue to the end of our short tour at the traditional coffee pastry shop Chatzis in Syntagma Square. Here you can enjoy a spanakopita or cheese pie with your espresso or Greek coffee alone.
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