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Tom
16/05/2023
Go to the Acropolis and wander around Plaka on day one for your ancient history fix. But save day two (or three) for this tour if you want to learn about the dynamic living history of Athens happening right before your eyes (and under your feet). I had read a lot about modern Athens before my trip and it was powerful to see my book learning reflected accurately in the streets. It was very illuminating and thought provoking. Isaac is knowledgeable and entertaining (in short, “a good guy”). If you’re used to the complexities and grittiness of urban centers make sure to ask for the “extra spicy” option.
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Roi
16/05/2023
I highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see something in Athens besides the tourist sites. It is not only interesting but also important. Yitzhak is an excellent guide, knowledgeable about the topics he guides about and funny.
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Larry
16/05/2023
Was educational and learned a lot about modern Greece and how it came to be!
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Courtney
14/05/2023
Great experience! Even if you don't have a particular interest in politics, this is a really interesting and informative tour. Isaac is very knowledgeable and friendly!
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Donna
14/05/2023
Wow - what an education! I highly recommend taking a walking tour with Isaac. We spent 3 hours learning about the historical context of politics in Greece and how this history is reverberating today with it’s neighbors (Albania, Turkey) and why the economy is so fraught with corruption. We also learned a great deal about the recent past political players, the complex relationship of The Church/State, and the grievances of everyday Greeks.