Acropolis Tickets (Athens, Greece)
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Enjoy the art and history of the ancient Greece at the Acropolis, a world heritage site.
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Tickets to visit the Acropolis
- Access to the Acropolis, Parthenon and other iconic buildings
- Access to the North and South slopes of the Acropolis
- Booking fees and taxes
- Includes Skip the Line admission
Acropolis & Parthenon tickets
- Access to the Acropolis, Parthenon and other iconic buildings
- Access to the North and South slopes of the Acropolis
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- Access to the Acropolis, Parthenon and other iconic buildings
- Access to the North and South slopes of the Acropolis
- Booking fees and taxes
- Includes Skip the Line admission
- Access to the Acropolis, Parthenon and other iconic buildings
- Access to the North and South slopes of the Acropolis
- Access to Ancient Agora, Hadrian's Library, Kerameikos, Aristotle's School, Olympieion and Roman Agora
Traveler information: Acropolis & Parthenon
Your admission ticket includes entry to the complete Acropolis complex, featuring the iconic Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, the ancient Erechtheion, and the impressive Propylaea gateway.
Explore both the North and South slopes of the Acropolis, visit the historic Theater of Dionysus where ancient Greek drama was born, and admire the stunning Odeon of Herodes Atticus. With just one ticket!
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What will you be able to see with your Acropolis ticket?
The Acropolis is a site of unparalleled historical and cultural richness that stands among the world’s most treasured destinations. When you visit this ancient citadel, it’s important to know what awaits you and understand the main points of interest you’ll encounter during your exploration. Your Acropolis ticket opens the door to a collection of extraordinary monuments and archaeological monuments:
The Parthenon
Without a doubt, this is the crown jewel of the Acropolis and the monument you’ve probably seen in countless photos. The Parthenon isn’t just a temple – it’s an architectural masterpiece that has been standing tall for nearly 2,500 years.
If you’re using an audio tour, this is definitely one of those spots where you’ll want to pause and listen to the full story
Propylaea
Think of the Propylaea as the grand entrance that sets the stage for everything you’re about to see – and what an entrance it is! This monumental gateway was designed to make visitors feel the full impact of entering sacred ground. Built during the height of Classical antiquity, it perfectly captures the sophisticated architectural vision that defined Ancient Greece at its peak.
The Erechtheion
The Erechtheion is probably the most unique and mysterious building you’ll encounter on the Acropolis. Unlike the symmetrical grandeur of the Parthenon, this temple has an irregular, almost quirky design that tells multiple stories at once. What makes it truly unforgettable are the famous Caryatids – those six elegant female figures serving as columns on the south porch.
Temple of Athena Nike
Don’t let its small size fool you – this petite temple packs a powerful punch! Perched right on the edge of the Acropolis like a marble jewel, the Temple of Athena Nike was built to celebrate military victories and honor the goddess of triumph. It’s incredibly photogenic and offers some of the best views over modern Athens.
Old Temple of Athena
What you’ll see here are the atmospheric ruins of what was once the most important temple on the Acropolis – until the Persians destroyed it in 480 BC. These weathered foundations and scattered stones might not look like much at first glance, but they’re actually the remnants of where Athenians worshipped for centuries before the Parthenon was even a dream.
The Theatre of Dionysus
This ancient amphitheater carved into the southern slope of the Acropolis is where theater history was literally made – we’re talking about the world’s first performances of tragic masterpieces by Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus. Sitting in these stone seats, you can almost hear the echoes of classical performances that still influence movies, TV shows, and plays today.
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
This stunning Roman-era theater is proof that great architecture never goes out of style! Built in 161 AD by wealthy Roman senator Herodes Atticus as a tribute to his late wife, this beautifully preserved amphitheater still hosts world-class performances today – from classical music concerts to opera and ballet. What makes it extra special is how it seamlessly blends into the Acropolis landscape while maintaining its own dramatic flair with that iconic three-story stone facade.
Acropolis Tickets prices
The price of Acropolis tickets may vary depending on the day and time of your visit. We offer special discounts for eligible visitors: EU citizens up to 25 years old and non-EU citizens up to 5 years old can enjoy reduced admission cost.
When you buy your Acropolis ticket, please have valid identification ready to verify your age and citizenship status for discount eligibility.
Buy your discounted ticket in advance to secure the best rates.
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FAQs about Acropolis Entry Ticket
Tickets are required for Acropolis entry, and advance purchase is essential since these are timed-entry passes. We recommend buying your ticket online.
This ticket grants access to the Acropolis, including iconic landmarks such as the Parthenon, Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion, and the Propylaea. It also includes access to the North and South slopes, the Dionysus Theater, and the Odeon of Herodes Atticus.
You will receive your tickets as soon as possible, always before your visit. In some cases, due to high demand, there may be slight delays, but our team ensures you’ll receive them in time for your visit.
Booking online is highly recommended as tickets often sell out quickly. Reserving in advance guarantees your access and saves time by skipping the ticket office lines.
The best time to visit the Acropolis is from 8 a.m. or after 4 p.m.
You can enter the Acropolis at any time within your designated time slot. Make sure to arrive during this period to ensure access, as entry is not permitted outside of the allocated timeframe.
While some areas of the Acropolis have accessibility features, the site includes uneven terrain and steep paths, which may pose challenges for visitors with reduced mobility. It’s recommended to check specific access details before your visit.
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