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Enjoy a multilingual guided tour, offering in-depth insights into Athens' top landmarks in a small group of 20. Customize your experience with optional add-ons.

• Best for: Anyone looking to explore Athens’ most iconic landmarks with expert guidance, a small group setting, and flexible tour options.
• Everything you get: Depending on the ticket you choose, enjoy a full-day guided tour of the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and Ancient Agora, entry to the Acropolis Museum, a visit to the Temple of Poseidon, Temple of Hephaestus, and Stoa of Attalos, plus a guided stroll through the city’s Old Town.
• Upgrade options: Private tours, luxury transfers, and lunch options available.

Inclusions #

• Guided tour of the Acropolis & the Parthenon

• Entry to the Acropolis archaeological site

• Entry to the Acropolis Museum (as per option selected)

• Entry to the Temple of Poseidon (as per option selected)

• English, Spanish, French, German, or Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)

• 2-hour Acropolis & Parthenon small group tour (as per option selected)

• 3.5-hour Acropolis & Acropolis Museum small group tour (as per option selected)

• 3-hour private Acropolis guided tour (as per option selected)

• Old Town (Plaka) neighborhood guided walking tour (as per option selected)

• Round-trip luxury AC bus transfers (as per option selected)

• Lunch (as per option selected)

Attractions covered:

• The Acropolis

• The Parthenon

• Temple of Athena Nike

• Odeon of Herodes Atticus

• Theater of Dionysus Eleuthereus

• Erechtheion

• Propylaea

• Acropolis Museum (as per option selected)

• Temple of Poseidon (as per option selected)

• Ancient Agora (as per option selected)

• Stoa of Attalos (as per option selected)

• Museum of the Ancient Agora (as per option selected)

• Temple of Hephaestus (as per option selected)

• Old Town (on private tour)

Exclusions #

• Pick-up and drop-off facilities

• Acropolis entry tickets (on private tour)

• Children & young people: Free entry for EU citizens up to 18 years with a valid ID. Reduced admission for non-EU young visitors up to 18 years old with a valid ID.
• Senior citizens: Reduced admission for EU citizens aged 65 years and above upon presenting a valid ID.
• Persons with disabilities: Free entry for eligible visitors with a disability certificate, regardless of nationality, along with one escort if applicable.

Accessibility

• The Acropolis has limited accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges. While there is an elevator near the South Slope entrance, its operation is managed entirely by the venue and may not always be available. Contact the site a day before your visit at +30 210 3214172 or +30 210 9238470 to confirm availability.
• The Acropolis Museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators.
• The Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion is not wheelchair accessible, as it has uneven paths, gravel surfaces, and stairs leading to the monument.
• The Ancient Agora is partially wheelchair accessible, with entry via the north entrance on Adrianou Street and a 15-meter ramp. While some areas have uneven terrain, main pathways like the Panathenaic Way are relatively easy to navigate.
• The Stoa of Attalos Museum is fully accessible and has wheelchair-friendly restrooms.
• Plaka (Old Town) is not fully wheelchair accessible, as many streets have cobblestones, slopes, and uneven pathways. However, some flat areas are easier to navigate, and many shops and restaurants have step-free access.

• Tip: Visit the Acropolis post 1pm for the best chance of minimal or no waiting time at the security check.
• A timed entry system is in place—reserve a date and time slot before visiting the Acropolis Parthenon. Arrive 30 minutes early, as entry is allowed 15 minutes before or after. Once inside, you can stay as long as you like!
• On free admission days, the Acropolis entry fee is already deducted from the tour price. These days include March 6, April 18, May 18, the last weekend of September, October 28, and the first Sunday of each month from November to March.
• 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).
• Keep in mind that large bags and luggage are not allowed on this experience.
• Pets are not allowed inside archaeological sites like the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum. Only service animals are permitted in these venues.

Concession eligibility

• Children & young people: Free entry for EU citizens up to 18 years with a valid ID. Reduced admission for non-EU young visitors up to 18 years old with a valid ID.
• Senior citizens: Reduced admission for EU citizens aged 65 years and above upon presenting a valid ID.
• Persons with disabilities: Free entry for eligible visitors with a disability certificate, regardless of nationality, along with one escort if applicable.

Accessibility

• The Acropolis has limited accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges. While there is an elevator near the South Slope entrance, its operation is managed entirely by the venue and may not always be available. This tour does not use the elevator entrance, so guests who rely on elevator access may be unable to meet the group after entering. For this reason, elevator-dependent visitors are not recommended to join this tour.
• The Acropolis Museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators.
• The Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion is not wheelchair accessible, as it has uneven paths, gravel surfaces, and stairs leading to the monument.
• The Ancient Agora is partially wheelchair accessible, with entry via the north entrance on Adrianou Street and a 15-meter ramp. While some areas have uneven terrain, main pathways like the Panathenaic Way are relatively easy to navigate.
• The Stoa of Attalos Museum is fully accessible and has wheelchair-friendly restrooms.
• Plaka (Old Town) is not fully wheelchair accessible, as many streets have cobblestones, slopes, and uneven pathways. However, some flat areas are easier to navigate, and many shops and restaurants have step-free access.

What to bring

Acropolis Museum

• Carry a valid ID or student card so you can benefit from reduced admission fees where applicable.
• Download the audio guides in advance to avoid connectivity issues on-site.
• Bring your own earphones for a more convenient and immersive audio experience.
• Keep some cash or a credit card on hand to shop for souvenirs or enjoy a coffee at the museum café.
• Wear closed-toe shoes to move through the museum galleries with ease and explore the surrounding archaeological sites comfortably.
• Bring a light jacket or scarf, as the museum’s air-conditioned rooms can feel cooler than the outside temperatures.

Acropolis

• Keep your ticket or digital confirmation handy to enter smoothly without delays.
• Carry your own earphones for a more immersive and engaging audio tour experience.
• Bring a little cash or a card for souvenirs or refreshments at nearby kiosks after your visit.
• Wear sturdy walking shoes to handle the uneven marble paths and rocky terrain comfortably.
• Bring a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the strong Mediterranean sun while exploring the ruins.
• Carry a bottle of water to stay refreshed, as the site offers little shade, and Athens can be very hot.

What’s not allowed

Acropolis Museum

• Flash photography, tripods, and commercial video equipment are strictly prohibited inside the galleries; photography without flash is allowed in most areas except the Archaic Acropolis Gallery.
• Large backpacks or bulky luggage are not permitted and must be left at the cloakroom on the ground floor.
• Food and drinks, besides plain drinking water, are not allowed in the museum.
• Pets are not allowed in the museum, except for certified service animals.

Acropolis

• Flash photography, tripods, drones, and professional camera equipment require special permission and are otherwise prohibited.
• Large backpacks, suitcases, and bulky bags are not allowed inside the site and must be left elsewhere before entry.
• Pets are not allowed on the site, except for certified guide dogs.
• Chewing gum and smoking are not allowed anywhere inside the site.

Accessibility

Acropolis Museum

• The Acropolis Museum is fully wheelchair accessible, offering special ramps at all entrances and elevator access to every floor.
• Accessible restrooms are available throughout the building.
• You can borrow wheelchairs free of charge from the Visitor Services or Information Desk.
• Guide dogs are welcome within the museum, and Braille guides in both Greek and English are available at the Information Desk to assist visitors with visual impairments.

Acropolis

• The Acropolis offers limited accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges. An elevator operates near the South Slope entrance, but the site manages it, and availability may vary. Call +30 210 3214172 or +30 210 9238470 the day before your visit to confirm it is in service.
• Plan to have support, since the terrain is mostly uneven with limited paved paths. Both you and your escort are eligible for free admission upon showing valid documentation.
• Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available near the Acropolis Museum and the main site entrances.
• You can find rest spots and benches throughout the site, but shaded areas remain limited.

Additional information

• Meet your guide at 3 Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, in front of the Lukumades and Pilino stores, at the start of the pedestrian walkway leading from Hadrian’s Arch (off Siggrou/Syngrou Avenue) to the Acropolis. It’s only a 3-minute walk from the Acropolis Metro Station. Look for the orange sign marked ‘Athens Walking Tours.’ Please arrive 20 minutes before the tour departure time.
• With a maximum of 22 participants, the combo tours remain personal and engaging. Follow along effortlessly thanks to complimentary earphones for groups over 8.
• To ensure a comfortable experience, guides may adjust the order of the sites visited.

Acropolis Museum

• To avoid peak crowds, arrive when the museum opens at 9am, or go in the late afternoon, around 2pm to 3pm, particularly during the summer months from June to August.
• All visitors must pass through a quick security screening at the entrance. Expect to wait around 5 to 10 minutes at the entrance, although during the peak summer months from June to August, the wait may extend up to 15 minutes.
• You can enter the Acropolis Museum through a separate entrance that leads directly to the exhibition areas, then proceed to scan your ticket at the validating machines located on the ground floor.
• The Acropolis Museum offers free admission on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), March 25 (National Holiday), May 18 (International Museums Day), and October 28 (National Holiday).

Acropolis

• The Acropolis and Parthenon operate on a timed entry system, requiring visitors to book a date and time slot in advance. Arrive 30 minutes early for a hassle-free experience—you can enter up to 15 minutes before or after your chosen time slot.
• Security check is mandatory at the Acropolis. Expect an average wait of 20 to 30 minutes, with entry times stretching to 1 to 2 hours during the peak summer months from June to August.
• Use the south entrance near the Dionysus Theater for quicker access; it tends to be less crowded than the main one and is only a short walk from the metro and museum.
• Proceed straight to the Parthenon at the start of your visit, then make your way to the Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion, and other areas; this approach helps you avoid bottlenecks and enjoy quieter spaces later on.
• You can visit the Acropolis archaeological site for free on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), April 18 (International Monuments Day), May 18 (International Museums Day), the last weekend of September (European Heritage Days), October 28 (National Holiday), and on the first and third Sundays from November through March.

Concession eligibility

Acropolis Museum

• EU citizens aged 25 and under receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport to confirm their age and nationality.
• Children up to age 5, regardless of nationality, enter free of charge with proof of age.
• Non-EU visitors aged 6 to 25 are eligible for reduced admission, provided they present a passport verifying their age and country of origin.
• Seniors over 65 from EU member states receive reduced admission upon showing an ID or passport.
• Persons with disabilities, along with one escort if the disability is 80 percent or more, are granted free entry upon presentation of appropriate documentation.

Acropolis

• EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Non-EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Children under 6 years old, regardless of nationality, receive free admission with a valid identification.
• Senior citizens aged 65 and over from EU countries qualify for a reduced admission fee upon presenting a valid identification card.
• Persons with disabilities with a 67% disability or higher and one escort are entitled to free admission, regardless of nationality, upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Greek unemployed citizens can avail of a concession by presenting their ID card along with a valid unemployment card or proof of recent renewal.
• Greek families with multiple children can receive concessions if they present an ID card and a valid certificate of large family status issued by the Greek Supreme Confederation of Large Family Parents. If their children have disabilities, they must also present a Disability Certificate issued by the Disability Certification Center.

Inclusions #

• Entry to the Acropolis & Parthenon on the selected date and time slot

• Entry to the Acropolis Museum

• 2-hour walking tour of the Acropolis

• 1.5-hour walking tour of the Acropolis Museum

• Expert English-speaking guide

Exclusions #

• Hotel transfers

• Use of the elevator at Acropolis Hill

• Food and drinks

• Personal expenses

Inclusions #

• Round-trip, luxury coach transfers to and from Athens (with free Wi-Fi, USB chargers, and air-conditioned facilities)
• Meteora tour with panoramic views of all 6 monasteries
• Entry to 3 to 4 monasteries (subject to the day’s schedule, as some monasteries are closed on specific weekdays)
• Entry to the Hermit Caves of Badovas
• English-speaking driver
• Expert English or Spanish-speaking tour guide (based on option selected)
• Smart audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese
• Traditional Greek lunch at Kastraki Village (based on option selected)
• Bottled mineral water

Exclusions #

• Pick-up and drop-off from your hotel in Athens
• A small offering of €3 to €5 per monastery
• Guide inside the monasteries (multilingual audio guides available)
• Tips for the guide (optional)

Please click here for the detailed route maps and boarding points. You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Athens Line (Orange Route) This essential route highlights the majestic heart of ancient Greece. You'll weave through iconic classical monuments and lively city squares that showcase the history and spirit of Athens. Popular stops: Acropolis Museum, Temple of the Olympian, Panathenaic Stadium

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Piraeus Line (Blue Route) Cruise along to the bustling harbor! This line emphasizes the maritime charm of Piraeus, connecting the city to picturesque marinas, impressive cruise terminals, and stunning coastal views. Popular stops: Planetarium, Piraeus

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Glyfada Line (Yellow Route) Ready for some Vitamin Sea? This route emphasizes the beautiful Athenian Riviera, taking you past luxury marinas and trendy beach hubs for a perfect mix of relaxation and style. Popular stops: Kosmas Beach, Glyfada Beach

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Vouliagmeni Line (Green Route) Venture further for natural wonders! This route highlights the scenic beauty of the coast, leading you to pristine beaches and the unique, emerald waters of the therapeutic Vouliagmeni Lake. Popular stops: Astir Beach, Kavouri Beach

Inclusions #

• 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off tour

• Access to Athens, Piraeus, Glyfada & Vouliagmeni routes

• Audio guide in Spanish, Turkish, Chinese, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Portuguese & Russian

• Free Wi-Fi onboard

• Free map of the city

• Complimentary headsets for audio guide

Exclusions #

• Entry tickets to attractions

Journey from Athens to the legendary ruins of Delphi with luxury coach transfers, museum entry & a stop in Arachova.

• Day out to Delphi with round-trip transfers in a comfortable air-conditioned coach from central Athens, accompanied by a licensed expert guide.
• You’ll get guided entry to the Delphi archaeological site and museum, onboard Wi-Fi, headsets for clear commentary, a scenic stop in Arachova, and all taxes included.
• Delphi archaeological site: Walk in the footsteps of pilgrims along the Sacred Way, stand before the Temple of Apollo, and hear stories of the Oracle that once shaped the fate of empires.
• Delphi Archaeological Museum: Step inside to see the renowned Charioteer of Delphi and other treasures that reveal the artistry and devotion of ancient Greece.
• Arachova village: Pause for a quick photo stop in this picturesque mountain town and take in sweeping views of Mount Parnassus.
• Upgrades: Add a traditional Greek lunch at a local taverna or enhance your visit with a multilingual VR audio guide for a personalized experience.

Inclusions #

• Expert English-speaking tour guide for the museum and archaeological site

• Entry tickets to Delphi Museum and Site (as per the option selected)

• Visit to the Temple of Apollo & Oracle

• Pick-up at the Omonoia Square, Old Parliament House or Melina Mercouri Monument

• Headsets for enhanced experience during the guided tour

• Onboard Wi-Fi

• Includes lunch (as per the option selected)

• Multilingual audio-guided tour (as per option selected)

• Virtual Reality headsets for enhanced experience (as per the option selected)

Please click here for the detailed route maps and boarding points. You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Athens Line (Orange Route)

• First bus: 8.30am from Syntagma Square, Old Parliament
• Last bus: 6:15pm from Syntagma Square, Old Parliament
• Frequency: Every 20 mins
• Popular stops: Acropolis Museum, Temple of the Olympian, Panathenaic Stadium

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Piraeus Line (Blue Route)

• First bus: 10:45am from Acropolis
• Last bus: 5:05pm from Acropolis
• Frequency: Every 2 hours
• Popular stops: Planetarium, Piraeus

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Glyfada Line (Yellow Route)

• First bus: 11am from Acropolis
• Last bus: 4:50pm from Acropolis
• Frequency: Every 2 hours
• Popular stops: Kosmas Beach, Glyfada Beach

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Vouliagmeni Line (Green Route)

• First bus: 11.38am from Divani Apollon
• Last bus: 3:38pm from Divani Apollon
• Frequency: Every 2-3 hours
• Popular stops: Astir Beach, Kavouri Beach

Inclusions #

Athens HOHO

• 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off tour by Sights of Athens

• Access to Athens, Piraeus, Glyfada, & Vouliagmeni lines

• Audio guide in Spanish, Turkish, Chinese, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Portuguese & Russian

• Free Wi-Fi, map & headsets onboard

Acropolis & Parthenon

• Timed entry to Acropolis & Parthenon (near stop A4, Athens line)

• Access to Odeon of Herodes Atticus & Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus

• Athens Old Town, Plaka audio guide in English

Acropolis Museum

• Skip-the-line entry Acropolis Museum (near stop A3, Athens line)

• Admission to the underground excavation of an ancient neighborhood city

Exclusions #

Acropolis & Parthenon

• Audio guide for Acropolis & Parthenon

Acropolis & Parthenon

• Have your passport, ID, and student ID ready for a seamless experience.
• Bring along your walking shoes, a bottle of water, sunscreen, and a hat for comfortable exploration.
• Stay ahead of the game; download the audio app beforehand to dodge any network glitches at the location.
• Don’t forget your trusty earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.
• There's an elevator at the Acropolis that guests with disabilities can use. However, guests will have to contact the venue well in advance for details and terms.
• Note: A date and timeslot are required for entry to the Acropolis Parthenon, as it operates on a timed entry system.
• Please note that the operating hours vary by season. For more details, kindly check the specific hours for each season.
• The app and audio guides require around 200-250 MB of space on your device.

Acropolis Museum

• Keep in mind large baggage is not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
• Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
• This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
• Wear sneakers or sports shoes along with comfortable clothing as this activity requires a fair amount of walking.
• All packages and backpacks must be deposited in the cloakroom on the ground floor of the museum.
• If you're an EU citizen under 25 or a non-EU citizen under 5, you get free entrance!

Athens HOHO

• The buses are wheelchair accessible.
• Your guide dogs are welcome onboard.
• The 2-day hop-on-hop-off bus ticket has no date restrictions, allowing you to select any 2 days with unlimited access to all bus lines.

Inclusions #

• Round-trip transfers to and from Athens by air-conditioned coach bus

• Meteora sunset tour (first day)

• Half-day Meteora sightseeing tour or Meteora hiking tour (second day, based on option selected)

• See all 6 monasteries

• Entry to 4 monasteries (depending on their rotating schedules)

• See the Hermit Caves of Badovas

• Entry to the Byzantine Church of Virgin Mary (on the sunset tour)

• Photo stops for panoramic views

• Professional local English-speaking tour guide

• Professional hiking guide (for the hiking tour)

• One night 3-star hotel accommodation with complimentary breakfast (or 4-star hotel, depending on your choice)

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off (only for the tours)

• Free Wi-Fi and USB chargers on the bus

Exclusions #

• Pick-up and drop-off from your hotel in Athens

• A small offering of €5 per monastery (only by cash to the entrance of the monasteries)

• Hotel tax (typically €1.5/room in 3-star hotels & €3/room in 4-star hotels)

• Guide inside the monasteries

• Food and drinks

• Tips for the guide (optional)

• Personal travel insurance

Inclusions #

• 5-hour tour of Temple of Poseidon and Cape Sounion

• Round-trip AC coach transfers from central locations in Athens

• English-speaking driver

• English-speaking archaeologist guide

Exclusions #

• Temple of Poseidon entry tickets

Acropolis & Parthenon

• The Acropolis has limited accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges. While there is an elevator near the South Slope entrance, its operation is managed entirely by the venue and may not always be available. Contact the site a day before your visit at +30 210 3214172 or +30 210 9238470 to confirm availability.
• Baby strollers are not permitted inside the Acropolis archaeological site due to the site's uneven terrain and lack of suitable storage 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.

Temple of Poseidon & Cape Sounion

• The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users.
• This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
• The Temple of Poseidon sunset tour doesn't include entry tickets to the site.

Inclusions #

Acropolis & Parthenon

• Acropolis & Parthenon entry tickets

• Access to Odeon of Herodes Atticus

• Access to Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus

• Athens City & Plaka audio guide in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish

Temple of Poseidon & Cape Sounion

• 5-hour sunset tour

• Round-trip AC bus transfers from Athens

• English-speaking driver

• Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Russian

What to bring

Acropolis

• Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes because the marble paths and steps can be slippery, especially in dry or rainy weather.
• Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the strong sun, as shade is limited across the hill.
• Pack light, as large bags are not allowed, and smaller backpacks will be checked at the entrance.

Ancient Agora

• Choose comfortable, sturdy footwear since the ground can be dusty and loose underfoot during the dry season.
• Carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated; you can refill it at the fountain near the Stoa of Attalos, which is especially helpful in the summer heat.
• Bring a hat and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun; shaded areas are limited across the site.

What’s not allowed

Acropolis

• Flash photography and tripods are not permitted inside the site, and professional filming or photo sessions require prior permission from the Ministry.
• Pets are not allowed, although certified service animals are welcome.
• Eating and picnicking are not permitted on the archaeological grounds, so save snacks for outside the site.
• Smoking is strictly forbidden across the site to protect both visitors and the monuments.
• Do not touch, climb, or sit on the ancient monuments, as this causes damage to the structures.

Ancient Agora

• Flash photography and tripods are prohibited within the site. Any professional filming or photography requires advance permission from the Ministry, and staff may stop visitors using tripods without authorization.
• Drone use is not permitted, as archaeological zones are protected areas that require special approval for aerial filming.
• Pets are not allowed inside, though certified service animals are accepted.
• Do not collect stones, pottery fragments, or any other remains, as all antiquities are safeguarded under Greek law.

Accessibility

Acropolis

• The Acropolis has limited accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges. While there is an elevator near the South Slope entrance, its operation is managed entirely by the venue and may not always be available. Contact the site a day before your visit at +30 210 3214172 or +30 210 9238470 to confirm availability.
• Paved pathways and ramps have been installed in certain areas, though some ancient surfaces remain uneven and may be challenging for wheelchair users.
• Accessible restrooms are available near the entrance, and staff are trained to assist visitors with special needs.
• Benches and rest areas are available throughout the site, though shaded spots are limited.
• Tactile signage and audio guides are provided to support visitors with visual or hearing impairments.

Ancient Agora

• There is a wheelchair-accessible entrance at Apostolou Pavlou by the Temple of Hephaestus, but inside the site, the uneven terrain, gravel paths, steps, and slopes make overall accessibility quite limited.
• If you want to enter through the main entrance on Adrianou 24, we recommend bringing along a companion to help navigate the rough terrain. You can also communicate with the site staff at +30 210 3214824 or +30 210 3210180.
• The Museum of the Ancient Agora, housed in the Stoa of Attalos, is fully accessible and includes step-free entry and an accessible restroom.
• At the museum’s information desk, you will find tactile site plans and Braille brochures available in both Greek and English.

Additional information

Acropolis

• The Acropolis Parthenon operates on a timed entry system, requiring visitors to book a date and time slot in advance.
• Meet your licensed guide at Porinou 5 Street, just a 2-minute walk from the Acropolis Metro Station, where you’ll be warmly welcomed with a brief introduction to your day’s itinerary—make sure to arrive 15 minutes early for a smooth start.
• With personal wireless headsets, you’ll hear your guide loud and clear throughout the tour, no matter the crowd or surroundings.
• The Acropolis offers free admission on select days, including March 6, April 18, May 18, the last weekend of September, October 28, and the first Sundays from November to March.

Ancient Agora

• Due to ongoing construction works, the main entrance of the Ancient Agora is temporarily closed. Please use the temporary entrance on Apostolou Pavlou Street, near Akamantos Street.
• Entry is only possible during your reserved time slot, with tickets valid from 15 minutes before until 15 minutes after the chosen time.
• Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early to clear security, and keep in mind that entry closes 20 minutes before the site shuts.
• You will receive a separate email from the local partner with your e-ticket and audio tour instructions, so be sure to also check your spam folder.
• Download your ticket and audio guide to your phone in advance for offline use, or print the ticket to present at the gate.
• The audio tour works only on newer devices and is not compatible with Windows Phones, older iPhones (5/5C or earlier), older iPods, iPad 4th generation or earlier, or the first-generation iPad Mini.
• If visiting between 8am and 9am, go directly to the Temple of Hephaestus for a quiet experience, then walk back down the Panathenaic Way to the Stoa of Attalos Museum later in the day, when the shade makes it more comfortable.

Concession eligibility

Acropolis

• EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Non-EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Children under 6 years old, regardless of nationality, receive free admission with a valid identification.
• Senior citizens aged 65 and over from EU countries qualify for a reduced admission fee upon presenting a valid identification card.
• Persons with disabilities with a 67% disability or higher and one escort are entitled to free admission, regardless of nationality, upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Greek unemployed citizens can avail of a concession by presenting their ID card along with a valid unemployment card or proof of recent renewal.
• Greek families with multiple children can receive concessions if they present an ID card and a valid certificate of large family status issued by the Greek Supreme Confederation of Large Family Parents. If their children have disabilities, they must also present a Disability Certificate issued by the Disability Certification Center.

Ancient Agora

• EU citizens under 25, including students, enjoy free admission year-round with a valid ID or passport, but must queue at the ticket office to collect a zero-value pass.
• Non-EU citizens under 25 are entitled to discounted rates during the peak season (April to October) with a valid ID, and must also queue at the ticket office.
• Children under 5 years old enter free of charge.
• EU citizens over 65 qualify for discounted rates.
• Non-EU citizens over 65 qualify for discounted rates during the peak season (April to October).
• Persons with disabilities (67% or more) and one accompanying person are granted free admission with a Disability Card, ID, or passport.

Inclusions #

• Entry to the Acropolis, including the Parthenon, Erechtheion, and Temple of Athena Nike

• Entry to the Ancient Agora

• 4-hour guided tour with an expert English-speaking archaeologist

• Access to the Temple of Hephaestus

• Access to the Museum of the Ancient Agora in the Stoa of Attalos

• Wireless headsets

Exclusions #

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Transfers

• Food and beverages

• Personal expenses