• Plato’s Academy Digital Museum - Tailored for adults and teenagers aged 14 and above, this 2-hour immersive experience starts with a short visit to the intimate Plato’s Digital Museum, followed by a distinctive philosophical warm-up where participants read and interpret ancient Greek texts.

Wander through the historic park to the ancient Gymnasium ruins, where the philosophy instructor provides a timeline of Greek philosophical heritage, linking Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.

Next, engage in a dynamic discussion of Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” using the Socratic method, and conclude with an energetic role-play debate using an authentic replica of an ancient water-timer.

This is more than just a tour—it’s a hands-on, enlightening experience in the heart of ancient Athens that combines education, culture, and enjoyment.

Participants have the option to enrich their experience with an additional hour focused on Aristotle’s Philosophy, featuring a stimulating game on virtue and choice!

Note: Plato’s Digital Museum is open from Tuesday to Friday, between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. On other days, the brief museum visit is replaced with an engaging discussion that covers the same essential insights.

• Expert facilitator
• Liability Insurance
• Local VAT 24%

• No Guided tour (this activity is an educational interactive workshop)

Embark on a rewarding and enjoyable philosophical journey as a student of Plato, engaging in dialogues and debates.

Participate in this engaging philosophy workshop in Athens, located at the iconic Plato’s Academy Park—the origin of the world’s first Academy.

• Explore the historic site that was home to the world’s first Academy.

• Enjoy a visit to Plato’s Digital Museum (free entry).

• Engage in a rewarding and enjoyable philosophical journey.

• Experience life as an ancient Greek philosopher.

• Enhance critical thinking and self-awareness through Socrates’ maieutic (midwife) method.

Family Friendly! Ideal for adults and teenagers aged 14 and above.

Optionally, extend your experience with an additional hour focused on Aristotle’s Philosophy.

• As this workshop takes place at a Historical site, involving Heritage and Cultural aspects, all participants are required to respect ethic, law and respectful conduct etiquette (soberness, cleanliness, photo/video shooting, dress-code, loudness etc) and be respectful and polite during the entire session. Our facilitator has the right to terminate your participation without any refund in case your behavior is disrespectful in regards to the place or the people.
• This workshop is an outdoor experience therefore it requires good weather. In the case it is canceled due to poor weather, you will be notified at least 3 hours ahead, and will be offered the option to choose between a different date, a similar workshop, or a full refund.
• Suitable for people without previous knowledge, in plain English language. There will be no difficult words or terminology.
• There is a small chance that archaeological excavation is taking place at Plato’s Academy Park during our visit. In that case we will see the ancient Gymnasium ruins from a short distance and settle at a different spot in the Park.
• Suitable for adults and teenagers over 14years old. Underaged participants CANNOT book alone, at least one adult should book too, who is also responsible to supervise them.
• Plato’s Digital Museum operational hours/days change constantly, plus sometimes it is closed without any announcement.
• Attending this workshop in public space means you consent to photo/video shooting which may occur within the course of this service, including the future publication of this material by us or the other participants. You may withdraw your consent at any time (before or after the workshop) by contacting us in writing. We shall not be held accountable for pictures and videos of you, taken by others during our services and for the use of such photo and video materials by those third parties.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.