Acropolis & Parthenon Tickets with Audio Guide

The ticket grants access to the Acropolis, including the Parthenon and other iconic sites like the Temple of Athena Nike, Theater of Dionysus Eleuthereus, and Erechtheion.

You can choose between a guided tour with an expert or explore on your own using a multilingual audio guide available in English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian.

Upgrading your ticket includes entry to the Acropolis Museum where you can view original Caryatids, Parthenon sculptures, and artifacts from ancient Athenian life.

Bring your passport, ID, student ID, earphones for using the audio guide, and a small backpack or handbag as larger bags are not permitted.

Professional photography equipment such as tripods and drones is not allowed; only small personal bags can be carried into the site.

The guided tour lasts for approximately 2 hours, providing historical context and stories about the ruins of ancient Athens.

Yes, you can download the audio app beforehand on your mobile device; however, having it ready is crucial as food & drinks are not included in your ticket package.

The ticket includes an option for a self-guided tour of the Acropolis using a historian-crafted multilingual audio guide to explore at your own pace.

Your ticket provides timed entry access to the Acropolis, allowing you to start either with an expert-guided tour or independently using a self-guided option.

Yes, your ticket also includes an audio guide for exploring Athens Old Town (Plaka), enhancing your exploration experience in that area as well.

Have your passport, ID, and student ID ready for a seamless experience. Stay ahead of the game and 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.

Only small backpacks or handbags are permitted. Professional photography equipment, tripods, and drones are not allowed.

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. Certain pathways are paved, but terrain remains uneven in many areas, and assistance may be required. Visitors with disabilities and one escort are eligible for free admission with valid documentation. Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available near the Acropolis Museum and site entrances. Rest spots and benches are available, but shaded areas are limited. The Acropolis Museum is fully accessible with elevators, ramps, and tactile exhibits for visually impaired visitors. Some sites, like the Roman Agora and Temple of Zeus, have smoother paths, but others, like the Ancient Agora, feature rough terrain.

Note: The Acropolis Parthenon operates 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. For tour options without Acropolis tickets, customers must purchase their tickets separately in advance and select a time slot that matches the tour departure time to join the tour. The app and audio guides require around 200-250 MB of space on your device. 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. The Acropolis Museum also offers free admission on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), March 25 (National Holiday), May 18 (International Day of Museums), and October 28 (National Holiday). Concession eligibility EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport. Visitors are advised to arrive 30 minutes before their booked timed entry slot. 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 valid identification. Individuals over 65 years old from Greece or other EU member states are eligible for a reduced admission fee, from October 1st to May 31st of each year, upon presenting a valid ID or passport. 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.