Acropolis and up to 5 Archaeological sites of Athens with optional Audio Guides

Make the most of your visit to Athens by securing your entry in advance to the iconic Acropolis. With a pre-booked ticket, you’ll enjoy stress-free access to the city’s most famous archaeological landmark, and you can expand your experience with admission to up to five additional major sites. This package offers the benefit of saving up to 40% while also avoiding long ticket lines at popular locations such as the Acropolis, the Ancient Agora, the Roman Agora, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Aristotle’s Lyceum, and the Panathenaic Stadium.

There are three ticket options available to suit your interests. You can choose a single-entry ticket to the Acropolis, which will be sent to your email after booking. Alternatively, you may select a ticket that includes the Acropolis and one additional archaeological site of your choice. For a more complete experience, there is also a full access ticket that allows you to visit the Acropolis along with all five additional sites.

When booking your visit to the Acropolis, please be aware that you will need to choose a specific date and time slot. To manage and access your entry to the other sites included in your ticket package, you will need to download a mobile app. The app allows you to select the dates and times of your visits to the remaining sites.

To enhance your experience, you can opt for a self-guided audio tour or join a live guided tour as you explore the ancient landmarks.

Admire the Parthenon, located atop Acropolis Hill, a monument of global cultural significance with more than 2,500 years of history. While there, you can also visit the Ancient Agora, located on the northwestern slopes of the Acropolis, once a vital center of artistic, spiritual, and commercial life in classical Athens.

Just north of the Acropolis lies the Roman Agora, a key location for public life during the Roman era. Nearby, the Ancient Agora offers a deeper glimpse into the heart of classical Athens, where political, social, and intellectual life flourished, and where Socrates once engaged in philosophical debate.

You will also have access to the Temple of Olympian Zeus within the Olympion site, as well as Aristotle’s Lyceum, the historic school of philosophy founded by the renowned thinker himself.

Be sure to visit the Panathenaic Stadium, the only stadium in the world constructed entirely from marble. This historic venue hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 and continues to stand as a powerful symbol of classical beauty and sporting achievement.