Book Ancient Agora of Athens tickets

Address: Athens 105 55, Greece
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How to get to Ancient Agora of Athens:

• By bus: 025, 035, 227
  Nearest stop: Thissio
• By tram: T6
  Nearest stop: Leoforos Vouliagmenis
• By Metro: Lines M1, M3
  Nearest station: Monastiraki, Thissio
• By car: Ancient Agora of Athens is 33 km from Athens International Airport
  Driving time: About 45 minutes
  Nearest parking: Available at Thissio
• By Hop-on Hop-off bus:
  Nearest Stop: Monastiraki Square
  Route: Orange Line (Sights of Athens), Red Route (Big Bus)

• Wheelchair accessible
• Restrooms available
• Guidebooks available in multiple languages
• Information center
• Guided tours
• Museum shop
• Restrooms
• Café and refreshment areas
• Audio guides
• Seating areas
• Lockers and storage facilities
• First aid

• Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon are ideal to avoid the midday heat and crowds. The light during these times is also perfect for photography.
• Wear comfortable footwear: The Agora has uneven terrain and cobblestone paths. Comfortable, sturdy shoes will make your exploration more pleasant.
• Bring sun protection: Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are essential, as many areas in the Agora are unshaded.
• Use the guidebook/audio guide: The Agora offers detailed guidebooks and audio guides that can greatly enrich your understanding of the site and its history.
• Allocate enough time: To thoroughly enjoy and understand the Agora, plan your visit and allocate at least half a day to explore the site.
• Visit the museum inside Stoa of Attalos: It's included in the entry ticket and offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient life.

• Athinaikon Restaurant: The Athinaikon Restaurant is famous for its traditional Greek cuisine.
• Stoa of Attalos Café: The Stoa of Attalos Café is ideal for a quick coffee break.
• Mani Mani: For a great meal, head to Mani Mani, which is known for its creative Greek dishes.
• The Little Kook: For sweet & savory crêpes & other treats, visit The Little Kook, which is a popular, fairytale-inspired cafe with whimsical decor.

• Budget: Hotel Phaedra, Hotel Hermes, Evripides Hotel
• Mid-range: Plaka Hotel, Adrian Hotel, Central Hotel
• Luxury: Electra Palace Athens, NJV Athens Plaza, Grande Bretagne

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