Your experience will begin as one of Greece's sommeliers, Dimitris Spiropoulos, welcomes you to a beautiful restaurant under the Acropolis. Offering your first aperitif and a brief explanation of the Greece wine map. It features all of the major wine-producing areas and the wine varieties of each. Following a small talk, your wine-tasting experience begins with Dimitris introducing special Greek wines from handpicked local wineries. Depending on the wine varieties, special dishes, also from selected Greek producers, will help the you receive the full wine experience. Throughout your tour you'll have the chance to taste rare wine varieties such as Roditis, Limnio, Kidonitsa, Muscat, Augoustiatis, and Mandilaras. You'll also sample many more carefully selected varieties, hand-picked by your sommelier.

Set off from Syntagma Square and make your way to the historic Plaka district. Venture down quaint alleys and stroll along charming Dionisiou Aeropagitou to see the Acropolis floodlit after dark. Admire the Theatre of Herodes Atticus and go to Pnika Hill for panoramic views before walking to Thiseio for a look at the ancient market and Arios Pagos. Join the locals on the central square and get a view of the Stoa of Attalos museum. Continue to Monastiraki and wander the open-air flea market. End in Psyri, known for its traditional bars and restaurants and enjoy a plate of savory mezedes (appetizers) with the help of your guide.

A night visit to Athens is a spectacular sight. It gives you the opportunity to enjoy all the monuments and buildings under their special lights. You will have the chance to admire wonderful buildings such as the Parliament, the National library, the Academy and the university. Then you will visit Monastiraki Square, which is known for its nightlife and after a short walk you will pass through Thissio, where you will enjoy the view of the illuminated Acropolis and the Temple of Hephaestus. The journey continues to Piraeus. There you can pay a visit to Mikrolimano, which is the second-largest Yacht marina in Greece with lots of fish restaurants and only 15 minutes’ walk from the majestic Stadium of Peace and Friendship in Faliro. During the ancient times the port was protected by the goddess Mounihia Artemis and that’s why sometimes it is referred to as port of Munihia. Today Mikrolimano it is a popular location, attracting people from all over Attica. It is a beautiful little harbor with fishing boats, small boats, and luxury yachts. If you like fish and seafood you can have lunch or dinner at one of its famous taverns. Many Greek films have used this location because of its idyllic atmosphere. There you will have free time to have dinner or drink before returning to your accommodation.