Explore Greece’s ancient legacy at the National Archaeological Museum
The National Archaeological Museum is one of the top archaeological museums in the world. With over 11,000 exhibits from prehistoric times to late antiquity, it’s the ultimate place to learn the story of Greek civilization. Read on to discover everything you need to know about how to plan your visit, from opening hours and directions to tips on what to see and when to go.
National Archaeological Museum opening hours
Summer (April 1 – October 31): Tuesday: 1pm-8pm Wednesday to Monday: 8am-8pm
Winter (November 1 – March 31): Tuesday: 1pm-8pm Wednesday to Monday: 8:30am-3:30pm
Closed on: January 1, March 25, May 1, Easter Sunday, December 25 & 26
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
Best time to visit the National Archaeological Museum
Weekday vs weekend
Weekdays, especially mornings between 8am and 11am, are the best time to visit. You’ll avoid large groups and enjoy a quieter, more immersive experience. Tuesday afternoons are also ideal, as the museum opens later and sees fewer visitors.
On weekends, expect a higher number of tourists and school groups, especially in the afternoons. Arrive at opening time on Saturdays or Sundays if you want to beat the rush and explore at your own pace.
Season-wise guide
Spring (April–May): Ideal time with mild temperatures, blooming gardens, and fewer crowds before the summer.
Summer (June–August): Peak tourist season. Visit early in the day to avoid heat and long lines.
Autumn (September–October): Excellent season for a visit—fewer tourists, pleasant weather, and quieter galleries.
Winter (November–March): Low season with reduced ticket prices and minimal crowds. The shorter hours make early visits more efficient.
Where is the National Archaeological Museum located?
The National Archaeological Museum is located at 44 Patission (28is Oktovriou) Street, in the Exarcheia neighborhood of central Athens. It is situated between Victoria and Omonia Squares, surrounded by neoclassical university buildings and residential streets. The museum is close to several major landmarks, including the National Technical University and Strefi Hill. It’s about a 20-minute walk from Syntagma Square and a 10-minute walk from Omonia metro station.
How to get to the National Archaeological Museum
By metro
Take Metro Line 1 (Green Line) to Victoria Station – about a 7-minute walk from the museum.
Metro Line 2 (Red Line) stops at Omonia Station, a 10-minute walk away. Both lines connect with Syntagma and Monastiraki stations.
By car
Driving in Athens is not recommended due to traffic and limited parking. However, if needed, these garages are nearby:
Polis Park Omonia (7 min walk)
Parking Kallidromiou 39 (9 min walk)
Park Around Exarchia (6 min walk)
By bus
Buses 224, 608, A7, and 622 stop at Polytechneio or Museio, right next to the museum entrance.
By taxi
Taxis are affordable in Athens. Just ask for “Ethniko Archaiologiko Mouseio” and most drivers will take you directly to the front entrance.
By trolley bus
Lines 2, 3, 5, 11, and 15 stop near the museum on Patission Street.
Things to know before you visit the National Archaeological Museum
A free cloakroom is available for small bags, umbrellas, and backpacks.
Restrooms are available on each floor and are well-maintained.
A museum shop offers books, gifts, and official replicas.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the museum.
Photography is allowed without flash, and tripods are not permitted.
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators.
Wheelchairs are available for loan at the entrance.
Accessible restrooms and seating areas are located on all levels.
Guide dogs and assistance animals are welcome.
Children under 5 years enter for free.
The museum allows strollers and offers wide hallways for easy movement.
Baby-changing facilities are available in restrooms.
A free family-friendly map is available at the information desk.
Sections like the Egyptian Collection and Cycladic figurines often capture children's attention.
No eating or drinking inside exhibition areas.
No flash photography or video recording without permission.
Large bags must be checked in at the cloakroom.
Keep mobile phones on silent mode.
Epigraphic Museum – Located within the same complex. Free with your museum ticket.
National Library of Greece – Historic library 15 mins away on foot.
Mount Lycabettus – Hike or take a cable car for panoramic views.
National Garden of Athens – A peaceful spot for a stroll, near Syntagma Square.
There is one main public entrance at 44 Patission Street, up a wide staircase through a neoclassical columned façade.
A ramp is available to the right for wheelchair access and visitors with limited mobility.
Visit early in the day (around 8am) to avoid crowds and heat.
Wear comfortable shoes; the museum covers several large halls and multiple floors.
Spend at least 2 to 3 hours inside to cover the major sections without rushing.
Download the museum floor plan from the official website or pick up a paper map at the entrance.
Combine your visit with a stop at the Epigraphic Museum, which is free and less crowded.
What’s inside the National Archaeological Museum
Prehistoric Collection
Features Neolithic artifacts, Cycladic marble figurines, and Mycenaean treasures like the golden Mask of Agamemnon.
Frequently asked questions about visiting the National Archaeological Museum
Where is the National Archaeological Museum located?
It is at 44 Patission Street in central Athens, close to Omonia Square and Exarcheia.
How much does it cost to visit the museum?
General admission is €12 (April–Oct) and €6 (Nov–Mar). Reduced tickets and free entry options are available.
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes, fully accessible with elevators and accessible restrooms.
What’s the best time of day to visit the museum to avoid crowds?
Mornings right after opening (especially weekdays) are the quietest. Afternoons tend to be busier, particularly during the summer season.
Is photography allowed inside the museum?
Non-flash photography is permitted for personal use. Tripods, flash, and professional gear require special permission.
Are bags or backpacks allowed inside?
Large bags and backpacks must be left at the cloakroom. Small handbags are usually allowed, but security checks are in place.
Can I re-enter the museum on the same ticket?
Generally, re-entry is not permitted once you exit. Plan your visit accordingly if you’re not on a guided tour.
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OleksandrJul, 2025
5/5
Natural Archeological museum is one of the best places to visit. Its remarkable and comprehensive exhibition gives a significant and complex knowledge of ancient greek civilisation. Artifacts, such as golden jewelleries are in excellent condition, thus it's still possible to admire the work of ancient craftsmen.
Highly recommended place to visit on Athens
kaliaJun, 2025
5/5
It was very easy to book tickets using Headout, but I didn't realise that you had to provide your own headphones or ear phones to use the audio guide. You don't give that information out until AFTER you've paid for them!
So, we couldn't use the audio guide( waste of money) but the Archeological Museum was absolutely amazing.
I gave the top marks for the Museum!!
RobertoMay, 2025
4/5
I was amazed by I was amazed by the level of social, artistic and political culture that this extraordinary people already possessed more than 2500 years ago.
MoutaiJun, 2025
5/5
I took an e-ticket and visited with my children without a guide and it's magnificent.
RichardMay, 2025
5/5
The highlight of my visit was . The anticiquera machine
ValentinaAug, 2025
4/5
Very large and rich museum. Exhibits a bit old. Audio guide to download with work reference numbers to type in or scan. Unfortunately, not all those marked actually showed a presentation card.
saraJul, 2025
5/5
The museum was amazing! So many thing a to see. I went by myself so I was able to stay at each exhibit for as long as I wanted, and I stayed for at least 2.5 hours. I had a hard time trying to go in the order of the digital tour so I gave it up after a while. But I didn't mind, the plaques infront of the displays gave plenty of information to make it a wonderful experience. I just wish other visitors were more aware of the people around them. 100% recommend to anyone visiting Athens
MichaelJul, 2025
3/5
I booked two audio guides, but both audio guides were the same. I only received the audio guides for the Acropolis and Acropolis Museum. I did not get the audio guide for the archeological museum.
GeorginaJun, 2025
5/5
I really enjoyed the visit to this interesting museum, for all the valuable and interesting things it has. I liked the audio guide because I could see and hear about the works at my pace and calmly. Thank you!!!!!!!!!1
AlvinMay, 2025
5/5
The sculpture were amazing. Pieces of art work that thousands of years old are on display for the world to see is truly inspiring.
PAIREAug, 2025
4/5
No queuing Correct service
StefaniaJul, 2025
5/5
Outstanding museum! Mycenaean treasures unique. Beautiful outdoor area. No queues
MohiuddinJun, 2025
5/5
Greece history in one place. Walk, watch in comfort
HenriqueMay, 2025
5/5
The overall exibirion is really impressive with pices of art very well conserved
LaurenMay, 2025
5/5
Kostas was a great guide who is passionate and knowledgeable about history. Great experience!
jordiAug, 2025
5/5
JesúsAug, 2025
4/5
PhilippeAug, 2025
5/5
AmandaAug, 2025
5/5
AnaAug, 2025
4/5
MadelineAug, 2025
4/5
CláudioAug, 2025
4/5
BradleyAug, 2025
5/5
KrzysztofAug, 2025
5/5
PaulJul, 2025
3/5
Get deep insights into ancient Greek artifacts with a multilingual audio guide.
Everything you’ll get: Entry to the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, a multilingual audio guide, an offline map, and narrated content in your selected language.
Why choose this: Explore one of the world’s finest ancient Greek collections with a self-paced, audio-guided visit. The multilingual narration offers expert insights into iconic pieces like the Mask of Agamemnon, the Antikythera mechanism, and marble statues of gods, athletes, and heroes.
Inclusions
Entry to the National Archaeological Museum
Self-guided smartphone (Android or iOS) audio tour (English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Spanish)
Access to all permanent exhibitions
Access to the Hellenic Heritage Museum shop
Offline content (text, audio narration, maps)
Exclusions
Live guide
Smartphone or headphones
Food and drinks
Transportation
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Don’t forget your trusty earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.
The following categories of visitors are eligible for free entry on presenting a valid ID card or passport:
Individuals up to the age of 25, from EU member states.
Children up to the age of 5, from non-EU countries.
Persons over 25 in secondary education (evening & second-chance schools) and vocational schools from EU member-states & countries of the EEA, upon presentation of an attendance certificate bearing evidence of its duration.
Accompanying teachers and learners during educational visits to schools and institutions of primary, secondary, and tertiary education from EU member states and countries of the EEA.
People entitled to Social Solidarity Income and members dependent on them, upon presentation of their ID card and certificate of free entry based on eligibility for the program.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Sara
Jul 2025Verified booking
The museum was amazing! So many thing a to see. I went by myself so I was able to stay at each exhibit for as long as I wanted, and I stayed for at least 2.5 hours. I had a hard time trying to go in the order of the digital tour so I gave it up after a while. But I didn't mind, the plaques infront of the displays gave plenty of information to make it a wonderful experience. I just wish other visitors were more aware of the people around them. 100% recommend to anyone visiting Athens
Oleksandr
Jul 2025Verified booking
Natural Archeological museum is one of the best places to visit. Its remarkable and comprehensive exhibition gives a significant and complex knowledge of ancient greek civilisation. Artifacts, such as golden jewelleries are in excellent condition, thus it's still possible to admire the work of ancient craftsmen.
Highly recommended place to visit on Athens
Valentina
Aug 2025Verified booking
Very large and rich museum. Exhibits a bit old. Audio guide to download with work reference numbers to type in or scan. Unfortunately, not all those marked actually showed a presentation card.
SalvatoreAug, 2025
4/5
JuanJul, 2025
4/5
DietrichMay, 2025
4/5
It worked out altogether, which is quite something.
You had to queue despite having a ticket
FabriceMay, 2025
5/5
KATARINAMay, 2025
5/5
AlexandreFeb, 2025
5/5
Targeted comments associated with the monuments to see.
MartinaOct, 2024
5/5
HeadoutAug, 2024
5/5
JadynAug, 2024
5/5
HeadoutAug, 2024
3/5
CarlaMay, 2024
4/5
È stata un' esperienza eccezionale nonostante la struttura un po' démodé che risulta spoglia rispetto al modernissimo Museo dell' Acropoli.
Ma i pezzi contenuti sono gioielli di inestimabile valore che polarizzano l' attenzione in modo totalizzante.
MacarenaMar, 2024
4/5
Indeed, the speed of not having to queue, however there were many people and school groups that made the visit very difficult because the entrance was not organized and having to follow a route with the audio guide was very complicated.
AndrewJan, 2024
4/5
Very informative, from start to finish the information was really good and was like having a guide.
Being able to pause and go at your own pace was the big draw for this audio tour.
Was a little disappointed at the weird layout/route the tour takes you on, and have found this to be the case on other audio tours on this app. Also the numbers are outdated.
YUJIENov, 2023
5/5
The timetable of the museum was from 8:00 to 15:30.
But the ticket was written from 8 am to 8pm.
So we went yo museum at 17:00. And stuff told us it's closed. We didn't have chance to get in the museum.
That's a very bad experience!
LaurensNov, 2023
5/5
The rind introduction was very interesting and comprehensive. It also discussed non-common objects which was fun and educational. the division of the text into different stories is easy.
JohnSep, 2023
5/5
It was an excellent tour with an excellent guide. We have no hesitation in recommending Athens Walking Tours to future travellers
EMIMay, 2023
5/5
Alyssia (?) was a great guide! I was dreading the walk up to Acropolis but she made nice stops in the shade and her explanation was very easy to understand. Even adterwards in the museum, her explanations were very detailed and intriguing so I was never bored. Wish the guides had English name tags so we know how to spell her name correctly!
AmyNov, 2022
3/5
Didn't need to pay extra for skip the line because there was no line when we got there. Acropolis was great, but we didn't need to pay extra for that in late November.
YvonnetAug, 2022
3/5
Je pensais que l audio guide etait en francais or je n ai eu acces qu a la version anglaise
De plus il fallait charger une appli pour acceder a l audio guide ce qui n est pas toujours facile en vouage
Je n ai eu acces qu a un seul audio guide
TigranJul, 2022
5/5
It really lived up to all the expectations, giving the necessary level of independence while inside and helping out when there were questions. One remark, if I may. I think that applications like this need to have a brief version - with the highlights as already there -and additional texts and or audio files to be activated if needed. Even the pricing could be different. Thank you!!!
GentianaMay, 2022
4/5
Probably the best antiquities museum in the world, with a wealth of artifacts that one sees only in history books!
Time to invest into the building itself though. Old dirty windows diminish the grandeur of the treasures inside and disgusting toilets are not appropriate for the numbers of visitors the museum attracts.
The experience would be magnified if a digital guide system is being introduced.
LeeApr, 2022
3/5
Actually, your ticket to enter the museum was perfect, and the museum was fantastic.
BUT, the museum told me there is NO AUDIO GUIDE, and that there never has been one, but agencies such as yours constantly advertise and "sell" it. So it is kind of cheating the public. Do you understand why I would not be happy with that? It was only €4, so it is not much (although for a family of five, it would be €20), but no one likes being cheated.
GlendaJul, 2021
4/5
One of the best museums I have been to. There are many interesting things to see, and the audio guide gave lots of information. I wish the tour could have lasted a bit longer though.
LWMFeb, 2024
3/5
reminder by SMS came a day late. That's not convenient.
StephenOct, 2023
5/5
An incredible museum. Informative, comprehensive, and the gift shop and snack shop each offered a good variety
Visit the largest archaeological museum in Greece with entry and a multilingual audio guide.
Bypass long queues to explore the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, considered one of the greatest museums in the world.
Admire a rich collection of Greek antiquities and learn about their artistic, historical and cultural value to the Greek society.
See some of the greatest antiquities collections in the world, including the gold death mask of Agamemnon, the ancient bronze statue of Zeus or Poseidon, and the Sphinx statue.
Download the app and audio guide on your smartphone before your visit. Put on your headphones (not included in the ticket) to enjoy an immersive storytelling experience as you look at the splendid artifacts.
Use the audio guide as many times as you want, and at any time before or after your visit. It is available in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
Inclusions
Entry to National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Audio guide in English, Greek, German, Spanish, French, and Italian
Offline content - text, audio narration and maps
Exclusions
Live guide
Smartphone or headphones
Transportation
This attraction is wheelchair accessible.
Guide dogs are allowed into the attraction.
This ticket includes all parts of the attraction.
Photography is allowed (no flash and tripod).
WiFi and cloakroom facilities are available at the attraction.
The audio guide is available on Android and iOS.
Download the ticket and audio tour while on WIFI before your visit as your, mobile signal may be weak at the site.
After booking, check your email (including spam) for instructions on accessing and downloading your audio tour. Make sure your smartphone is fully charged.
Expect possible long queues at the entrance, so you may need to wait.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Athens: National Archaeological Museum Ticket with Audio Guide
Get deep insights into ancient Greek artifacts with a multilingual audio guide.
Everything you’ll get: Entry to the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, a multilingual audio guide, an offline map, and narrated content in your selected language.
Why choose this: Explore one of the world’s finest ancient Greek collections with a self-paced, audio-guided visit. The multilingual narration offers expert insights into iconic pieces like the Mask of Agamemnon, the Antikythera mechanism, and marble statues of gods, athletes, and heroes.
National Archaeological Museum Entry with Multilingual Audio Guide
Visit the largest archaeological museum in Greece with entry and a multilingual audio guide.
Bypass long queues to explore the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, considered one of the greatest museums in the world.
Admire a rich collection of Greek antiquities and learn about their artistic, historical and cultural value to the Greek society.
See some of the greatest antiquities collections in the world, including the gold death mask of Agamemnon, the ancient bronze statue of Zeus or Poseidon, and the Sphinx statue.
Download the app and audio guide on your smartphone before your visit. Put on your headphones (not included in the ticket) to enjoy an immersive storytelling experience as you look at the splendid artifacts.
Use the audio guide as many times as you want, and at any time before or after your visit. It is available in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
Combo (Save 7%): Acropolis & Parthenon + Athens National Archaeological Museum Tickets
Explore Athens' iconic Acropolis and its top museum with one value-packed combo.
Everything you get: Access the Acropolis, including the Parthenon, Odeon of Herodes Atticus, and Temple of Athena Nike, plus skip-the-line entry to the National Archaeological Museum. Audio guides at both sites enrich your self-paced visit with historical context.
Why choose this: Save money and skip lines while exploring two must-see Athens attractions with audio guides.
As someone deeply passionate about Ancient Greek history and mythology, visiting the Acropolis was nothing short of a pilgrimage. Arriving in the early evening offered a perfect balance: the golden light cast a soft, almost divine glow across the Parthenon and surrounding ruins, bringing the myths I’ve long studied vividly to life.
The crowds were definitely present — a testament to the site’s global significance — but they didn’t feel overwhelming. There was enough space to pause, reflect, and even hear your own thoughts as you gazed over Athens, imagining the philosophers, poets, and gods who once filled these same hills with ideas and legends.
Whether you’re a devoted classicist or just curious about Greece’s ancient heart, I can’t recommend the early evening slot enough. The light, the breeze, the energy — it all makes the Acropolis feel not like a ruin, but a living piece of history.
OleksandrJul, 2025
5/5
Natural Archeological museum is one of the best places to visit. Its remarkable and comprehensive exhibition gives a significant and complex knowledge of ancient greek civilisation. Artifacts, such as golden jewelleries are in excellent condition, thus it's still possible to admire the work of ancient craftsmen.
Highly recommended place to visit on Athens
MauriceJul, 2025
5/5
It was quick and extremely easy to book. Receiving the tickets immediately in the app. This allowed us to join the short queue at the allocated time.
KirstieJul, 2025
4/5
All went super.
The ticket app worked perfectly.
I was worried when a review said it was a scam.
No idea what they did but all was absolutely fine
LadanJul, 2025
5/5
Pre-booking the tickets saved us a great deal of team was very easy to book it with headout. We decided to an afternoon trip to see the Acropolis and the Acropolis museum, we didn't have to wait long to get in which was fantastic. Plenty of seats to rest as you go up, definitely have comfortable shoes, water and take your time going up as there is plenty to see. When you get to the top although there was a bit of a crowd most people were respectful and actually helped each other including taking photos for each other. Amazing view of the city. The museum is amazing again well curated. The roof top café in the the museum was amazing you a wonderful view of Acropolis and it's reasonable priced.
AntoinetteJul, 2025
5/5
An amazing experience taking you back in time. The remains are exquisite and the views outstanding. An early visit is advisable to avoid the crowds and the heat in Summer.
DivyamaryJul, 2025
5/5
Our tour guide was sooooo friendly and helpful. We had a prompt and smooth pick up from Old Parlliament and a smooth ride with audio out of Athens to Cape Sounion Attica region. The sunset was beautiful and we got back to Athens after 5 hours in a timely fashion. The tickets into the Temple of Parthenon cost 20euros extra
VivienJul, 2025
5/5
Just being able to see and touch a part of history was awesome. It was very crowded but because we bought tickets for the 8 AM entry we were able to see everything before the temperatures got too hot. It was a long walk but worth it.
DienJul, 2025
5/5
4pm slot, not too busy. However it was very hot during this time, so keep this in mind. The sights and the history were amazing.
JonnaJul, 2025
4/5
Visiting the Acropolis in Athens was an incredible experience—truly awe-inspiring to walk among such ancient history and iconic architecture. Standing at the top, surrounded by the remnants of the Parthenon, I felt a deep sense of wonder and connection to the past.
What surprised me, though, was how crowded it was. I didn’t expect that many tourists! It was definitely more packed than I imagined, which made the experience a bit hectic at times. Still, despite the crowds, being there and seeing it all in person was absolutely worth it.
MaryJun, 2025
5/5
We were lucky to have 8 am tickets, since it was a 95 degree day! The site was incredible. Our tour guide pointed out many intricacies about the buildings, why they were designed the way they were, and the history of the site. It was one of the most spectacular places we've visited.
BeverlyJun, 2025
5/5
First to have had the opportunity to be in Athens, to look, contemplate, live and think what life was like inside those impressive ruins. Beautiful, peaceful and amazing.
RenscheJun, 2025
5/5
Wonderful experience. I took the latest slot. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful and funny. Wish it wasn't under construction but its a great reason to go back again one day when it is not. The views were great, the crowds moved quickly and I didn't feel there was a lot of wait time anywhere. Great team that keeps this place running!
PaulaJun, 2025
5/5
Booking tickets in adcance was very worth it. I was on a cruise and got into Athens centre at about 9.30. By tbe time we had walked up the hill to the ticket office they were selling tickets for the 1pm entry as all earlier tickets had sold out.
MariaJun, 2025
4/5
We went right in the morning at 8, and got in line about 7:30 to ensure we'd be there before major crowds and the sun, and super glad we did! We spent about an hour and enjoyed looking at all the ruins.
StephanieJun, 2025
5/5
We purchased tickets in advance online and arrived shortly before our scheduled entry time. We waited for a short time to be allowed to enter (maybe 10 minutes). It was somewhat crowded at 5 pm, but the crowds were easy to navigate with and through. It did not affect our enjoyment.
The site is amazing to see in person! You can see te entire city. Of Athens and surrounding areas out to the sea. We visited in mid June and it gets SUPER hot so prehydrate and everyone take water. There are spots you can sit and take rest breaks in a bit of shade.
MilicaJun, 2025
5/5
Everything except the Sun and heat but we were aware of that and ready for it. Getting around was pretty easy and the temples are great, magnificent and the marble looks smazing in the sun.
kaliaJun, 2025
5/5
It was very easy to book tickets using Headout, but I didn't realise that you had to provide your own headphones or ear phones to use the audio guide. You don't give that information out until AFTER you've paid for them!
So, we couldn't use the audio guide( waste of money) but the Archeological Museum was absolutely amazing.
I gave the top marks for the Museum!!
DimitriJun, 2025
5/5
As a history lover , I was able to immerse myself in what the Acropolis once was. I didn't get the audio guide , perhaps I should have however , there's information everywhere with pictures and fragments to give you the great historical experience . Views of the city also amazing !
MONICAJun, 2025
5/5
Meravigliosa esperienza. Tutto perfetto consiglio scarpe comode cappello e protezione solare. Il sito è conservato benissimo Audio guida in italiano molto utile e dettagliata per la città vecchia ricca di monumenti,chiese e edifici storici
JAELJun, 2025
4/5
The Acropolis itself is spectacular, it is a millenary place and incredible! It would be very useful the audio guide to learn and understand where you are and what is what but it was good the tickets with no line and no problem to redeem them.
The tourist bus is good for people who dedicate the time we had no problem using it but we did not have time so next time I do not buy it because I did not use it.
To improve the location of the stops in piraeus and glyfada, we could never find them.
JulieJun, 2025
5/5
Amazing experience. Very little information or support re queueing on arrival but once we had sussed it out all went well.
UteJun, 2025
4/5
Good atmosphere, from the audience.
It would be nice if there were a few more information boards.
The kiosk wanted €7.50 for a pack of pringels which is extortionate. The general prices were very high, but this exceeded that.
HernanMay, 2025
4/5
The package is worth it, especially because it includes the entrance to the Acropolis and watching the sunset at the temple of Poseidon is beautiful.
What I think is confusing is the beginning of the tour. We waited at the appointed place 15 minutes before our time and no one showed up. Then we went to exchange tickets and entered the Acropolis but we missed the first part of the tour.
JacquelineMay, 2025
5/5
The electron tickets were very easy to use. Great communication.
The Acropolis was a great day out and getting round Athens on the open top bus made it easy to go everywhere. We went around the city and down the coast.
Explore Athens' iconic Acropolis and its top museum with one value-packed combo.
Everything you get: Access the Acropolis, including the Parthenon, Odeon of Herodes Atticus, and Temple of Athena Nike, plus skip-the-line entry to the National Archaeological Museum. Audio guides at both sites enrich your self-paced visit with historical context.
Why choose this: Save money and skip lines while exploring two must-see Athens attractions with audio guides.
InclusionsAcropolis & Parthenon
Access to Acropolis & Parthenon
Access to Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Access to Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus
Athens City & Plaka audio guide in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Athens National Archaeological Museum
Entry to Athens National Archaeological Museum
Plaka audio guide
Entry to the National Archaeological Museum
Acropolis & Parthenon
Tip: Check out the 'olive tree of Athena' near the Erechtheion. It was supposedly planted by the goddess herself.
This experience is accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers with the availability of additional routes and facilities.
The audio tours are not compatible with Windows Phones, iPhone 5/5C or older, iPod Touch 5th generation or older, iPad 4th generation or older, iPad Mini 1st generation.
The app and audio guides require around 200-250 MB of space on your device.
Due to Greek Orthodox Good Friday observances, archaeological sites will have adjusted opening hours. Specifically, on Good Friday (3rd May 2024), sites will be open from noon until 6:00 pm. Orthodox Holy Saturday (4th May 2024) hours will be from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.
The Acropolis Museum offers free admission on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), March 25 (National Holiday), May 18 (International Day of Museums), and October 28 (National Holiday).
Athens National Archaeological Museum
Keep an eye out for the ‘Dipylon Amphora’ a Geometric Period funerary vase considered one of the most significant artifacts in the museum.
Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography is a no-go inside the venue.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
For people with disabilities, there is a separate entrance on the side of Vas. Herakleiou Street, accessed either by a ramp from the main view of the Museum or directly from the pavement of Vas. Herakleiou.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Ladan
Jul 2025Verified booking
Pre-booking the tickets saved us a great deal of team was very easy to book it with headout. We decided to an afternoon trip to see the Acropolis and the Acropolis museum, we didn't have to wait long to get in which was fantastic. Plenty of seats to rest as you go up, definitely have comfortable shoes, water and take your time going up as there is plenty to see. When you get to the top although there was a bit of a crowd most people were respectful and actually helped each other including taking photos for each other. Amazing view of the city. The museum is amazing again well curated. The roof top café in the the museum was amazing you a wonderful view of Acropolis and it's reasonable priced.
Matthew
Jul 2025Verified booking
Our visit to the Acropolis was fantastic and the headout ticket and advice about our visit were such a help to us. Highlight was definitely taking in the ancient site and having it tower over the modern city below. The scale of Athens was on full display up there and it gave amazing context to the achievement of simply building the city up there all those years ago. The crowds were insane, however getting in before the final entry of the day meant we missed the worst of the crowds as everyone else was arriving for sunset as we were leaving. 10/10!!!
Jonna
Jul 2025Verified booking
Visiting the Acropolis in Athens was an incredible experience—truly awe-inspiring to walk among such ancient history and iconic architecture. Standing at the top, surrounded by the remnants of the Parthenon, I felt a deep sense of wonder and connection to the past.
What surprised me, though, was how crowded it was. I didn’t expect that many tourists! It was definitely more packed than I imagined, which made the experience a bit hectic at times. Still, despite the crowds, being there and seeing it all in person was absolutely worth it.