Acropolis & 6 Archaeological Sites: Combo Ticket

Name: Acropolis & 6 Archaeological Sites: Combo Ticket
Brand: Acropolis & 6 Archaeological Sites: Combo Ticket
SKU: 33496
Price: 37.55 USD
Availability: InStock

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Skip the line Instant confirmation E-Voucher Saver Combos

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Activity Schedule

When does it run?
Daily
Duration
Stay as long as you wish (1 day ticket).
Start time

Open between 8am and 7pm depending on the season (Choose your preferred timeslot while booking)
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing. Please refer attraction website for opening hours prior your visit.
Meeting Point

Make your way to Acropolis of Athens. Please go directly to the entrance of each site and scan the ticket (printed or on your phone) at the validating machines.

Key Highlights

Unveil Athens' secrets with1 ticket and 7 epic archaeological adventures!
Unleash your inner explorer: Dive deep into ancient Athens with skip-the-line access to 7 archaeological wonders!
Discover the Parthenon, the Ancient Agora, Roman Agora, Hadrian's Library, the Olympieion, Kerameikos, and Aristotle's Lyceum
Ancient secrets revealed: Unravel millennia of history at your own pace with skip-the-line access!
Both printed or smartphone vouchers accepted

Overview

Experience the wonders of Ancient Greece with a skip-the-line, all-area-access ticket to the Acropolis and the Slopes. Travel back to the glory days of Ancient Greece, with a visit to Athens' incredible relic of its Classical past: The Acropolis!

But the Acropolis is just the beginning. With your combo entry ticket, you'll also have access to several other archaeological sites in Athens, including the Ancient Agora, the Roman Agora, and the Temple of Olympian Zeus. These sites offer a glimpse into the daily life and customs of ancient Athens and are sure to leave you with a deeper appreciation for the city's rich history.

Skip the long waiting lines and head straight into the archaeological wonders of antiquity. Wander the Parthenon, the Ancient Agora, the Roman Agora, Hadrian's Library, the Olympieion, Kerameikos, and the nearby Aristotle's School (Lyceum).

Amplify your experience! Choose from two immersive multilingual audio guides:

Plaka Audio Guide: Explore the vibrant Athenian neighborhood surrounding the Acropolis, learning about its history, culture, and hidden gems.
Acropolis Audio Guide: Delve deeper into the Acropolis itself with a dedicated audio guide. Each landmark whispers its story – from the awe-inspiring Parthenon to the captivating Dionysus Theater.

So why wait? Book your Acropolis of Athens & 6 Archaeological Sites Combo Entry Ticket today and experience the wonders of ancient Greece for yourself!

Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

Skip-the-line-access to the Acropolis and the Slopes
Skip-the-line-access to the Ancient Agora
Skip-the-line-access to the Roman Agora
Skip-the-line-access to Hadrian's Library
Skip-the-line-access to the Olympieion
Skip-the-line-access to Kerameikos
Skip-the-line-access to Aristotle's School (Lyceum)

Exclusions

Access to the Acropolis Museum

Please note

Voucher information: No need to print! You can show your voucher on your smartphone or other devices. (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)

Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance and get it scanned.

After its first use, your ticket is valid for 5 consecutive days

Just remember, comfy shoes are a must – these 5th century BC pathways weren't made for stilettos! The floor of the Acropolis is very ancient, and millions of people walk on it every year, which can become dangerous with the wind.

Customer Reviews

Grant McFall

Good
Robert Thayer

Turns out the 6 sites were not what we wanted to see after the Acropolis. We only used the Hadrian's Arch ticket. I thought the ticket included the Temple of Dionysus, but it did not.
Martin Andrew

It is nice to have a series of attractions in one ticket. I've learned since there are similar tickets that last for up to 5 days. It's easy to walk between all but one attraction (The Lyceum of Aristotle). This latter attraction is best done a the Byzantine at the same time as and war museums.