
1 / 10Greek Cooking Class in Athens Including Rooftop Dinner with Acropolis View
About this activity
Learn to cook authentic Greek dishes from a professional chef in a intimate rooftop setting in Monastiraki, then savour your 3-course meal while gazing at the illuminated Acropolis. This hands-on 4-hour class combines culinary instruction with one of Athens' most iconic views.
Get a taste of authentic Greek cuisine during this 4 -hour cooking class in Athens. Head to a much-loved rooftop patio in the vibrant Monastiraki neighborhood, where you’ll be taught how to prepare and cook classic Greek dishes by an experienced chef. Then, when your work is done, join your fellow food-lovers on the bakery’s roof to enjoy your freshly prepared 3-course dinner with out-of-this-world views of the city and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Acropolis of Athens. Numbers are limited to a maximum of 12 participants, ensuring a small-group experience.
Highlights
- ✓Prepare classic Greek dishes under guidance of an experienced chef
- ✓Small group limited to 12 participants for personalised attention
- ✓Enjoy your cooked meal on a rooftop terrace overlooking the Acropolis
- ✓3-course dinner included with your preparation
- ✓Located in vibrant Monastiraki neighbourhood
Insider tips
- ★Arrive hungry—you'll cook and eat multiple courses; wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting cooking splashes on
- ★The rooftop setting means dress for weather; evenings can cool in shoulder seasons
- ★Monastiraki is walkable from Syntagma and Plaka; arrive 10–15 minutes early to find the entrance
- ★Best light for Acropolis photos is during golden hour at dusk; confirm class timing aligns with sunset
Good to know
- •4-hour duration includes both cooking instruction and dining; plan accordingly for your evening
- •Maximum 12 people per class ensures hands-on interaction, not observation
- •Rooftop location is accessible by stairs; confirm accessibility needs with supplier
- •All ingredients and equipment provided; no prior cooking experience required
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Late afternoon or early evening classes let you dine at sunset or twilight when the Acropolis is beautifully lit. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds than peak summer.











