Athens: National Archaeological Museum Ticket with Audio Guide
National Archaeological Museum Entry with Multilingual Audio Guide
Combo (Save 7%): Acropolis & Parthenon + Athens National Archaeological Museum Tickets
The National Archaeological Museum Athens is situated on 28is Oktovriou 44, Athina 106 82, Greece. The museum is located right on Patission Street, flanked by the Vasileos Irakliou Street on the side.
Traveling via bus or metro is the fastest way to get to the National Archaeological Museum in Athens. The Polytechnio bus stop is only a few meters from the museum. Lines 224, 608, and A8 will reach you at this stop. You can also catch a metro from Line 1 (Green Line) to reach Victoria Station, a short walk away from the museum.
Getting a bus is the cheapest way to reach the museum. A single ticket costs around €1.20 and is valid for around 90 minutes. Most bus lines like 224, 608, and A8 reach Polytechnio, a stop, only a few meters from the museum. Upon reaching Polytechnio, you will be able to spot the museum.
Polytechnio is the closest bus stop to the museum. Bus lines 224, 608, and A8, as well as several trolleybus lines, reach this stop. Upon reaching this stop, you will be able to spot the Athens Archaeology Museum.
The Larissa station is the nearest train station. The route to the National Archaeological Museum is not exactly straightforward, Upon reaching the station, you need to catch a metro from the Larissa Metro Station on Line 2 (Red Line) to Omonia Station, then transfer to Line 1 (Green Line) to Victoria Station. From here, it is a short walk to the museum galleries.
Victoria Station is the closest metro station to the museum. You can get on any metro on Line 1 (Green Line) to reach Victoria. From the station, walk south on 3rd September Street (3is Septemvriou), turn right onto Ioulianou Street, and continue until you reach Patission Street. The museum will be directly in front of you, approximately a 10-minute walk.
Trolleybuses draw power from overhead wires via spring-loaded trolley poles and are an environmentally friendly alternative to diesel-fuelled buses. The trolleybus line 2 runs from Ano Kypseli to Patissia and passes through Patission Street. Line 5 passes from Lamprini to Nea Smyrni and stops near the museum. Lines 11 and 15 also reach you close to the museum, from where you can walk to the museum.
There is no parking space in the museum. However, you can park your vehicle at nearby parking slots on Mpoumpolinas Street, Zaimi Street, Alexandras Avenue, Komnenos Brothers Parking, Mpoumpoulinas Parking, and Polispark Urban Parking.
Information
All screenshots of maps found on this page are sourced from Google in accordance with fair use. All rights to such screenshots lie with the specific platform, and their use is solely for informational or guidance purposes.
