Acropolis
Acropolis
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This ancient citadel, built in the fifth century B.C., towers over the city and is home to some of the most impressive ancient ruins, buildings, and artifacts. The most famous temple, the Parthenon, was dedicated to the goddess Athena and is considered the peak of Greek art. You can avoid long lines by joining a walking tour of the site. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring sunscreen, as the walk up the hill can be steep and exposed to the sun. For the best experience, visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the heat and for fewer crowds. – Tripadvisor
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- RobertGermany3 contributionsVery Interesting and Amazing ViewsVisiting in February turned out to be a fantastic decision, based on advice from the locals. The weather was ideal, with sunny days around 20°C, though cooler in the mornings and evenings. This made our daytime visits, especially to the Athens Acropolis, absolutely perfect. Opting for a tour guide greatly enriched our experience, adding depth and context to the historical site. If you haven't been, it's certainly worth walk up. The history is interesting and the view of the city is amazing .Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten February 10, 2024
- Micaela1711Bologna, Italy1,025 contributionsA dive into historyThe reason for going to Athens. The Acropolis is majestic and fascinating. You can get there on foot from various points. But I also saw an elevator. Luckily there was little queue at 9.30 in the morning. Too bad you can't get an audio guide with the ticket. What I didn't like inside is that there isn't a path or signs with more detailed directions. From up there the view is splendid, you can see all the way to the sea!Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten February 12, 2024
- knowsnyc885 contributionsLife changingI did not know whether to stare at the relics or ogle the view. Both were mind blowing! The walk up and walking around were not difficult, but I would avoid a rainy day for it could be slippery. The ticket holder line was long but moved swiftly.Visited February 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten February 14, 2024
- ChinchitchludLondon, United Kingdom530 contributionsA must see!!A must see! We pre-booked and came here and visited on a Sunday, in hope for a quieter day. We walked to the site, which wasn't too far from the hotel and easy to find. You are allowed early entrance, 15 minutes earlier if needed which we used. The site itself is fascinating and very interesting, a must see in Athens! It was very busy, even though we visited in February. I think if I was in Athens during the Summer season, I would book and arrive early to beat the heat and crowds! We pre-booked our tickets at £13 per head, I believe to buy them on the day was about £20 per person, so booking ahead is advised.Visited February 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten February 21, 2024
- MarialexdlCLima, Peru1,142 contributionsIn the afternoon it is better!!We decided to go in the afternoon when it is less hot and there are fewer people, the tours are usually in the mornings, so we took that option. There was no line to buy tickets or to enter. Carry an umbrella with UV protection for the climb and long walks. There is wind up there and it was cool and the photos come out better in the afternoon light. I have visited the Parthenon at least 3 times and each time it seems to me that it has more scaffolding, the replacements are eternal. In any case, at any time there are A LOT of people, as in any such famous monument, so be patient.Visited May 2023Traveled with familyWritten February 22, 2024
- Craig RYarrawonga, Australia2,115 contributionsAthens to Sydney cruise 2023One of the must-see sites in Athens. if you are staying in Athens, I suggest you go early before 10am as from late morning it becomes very crowded as the cruise ship tours begin to arrive. Also, it is cooler as it can get very hot later in the day, and there is no shade when you get to the top. It is a long walk to the top but well worth it.Visited September 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten February 22, 2024
- Clemence61079 contributionsMagesticIt’s a truly beautiful place full of history!!! You can't go to Athens and not see the Acropolis :-) Visit in February, no wait at all at the entrance (we did it twice during the week and each time there was no one there when we arrived) and not too many people at the summit, so a very pleasant visit. pleasant in the sun but not too hot. It still lacks a bit of explanation and given the period we didn't find a guide... so I managed to find the information on the internet but it's not easy or practical so a bit of a shame because I find that it makes the visit less worthy of what it could be for this magnificent place. But for the rest it's really not to be missed especially for the price 10e per adult and free for children we found that it was really not expensive for the time spent there.Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten February 26, 2024
- lgt187264Grenoble, France230 contributionsA must-see placeI really enjoyed going up to this monument...the first visit when I arrived in Athens! Typical of what we have in mind when we come to this beautiful city. I especially recommend doing it at the end of the day to watch the sunset. MagicVisited February 2024Traveled soloWritten February 29, 2024
- Vivek SCary, North Carolina7 contributionsMust see historical site in AthensAmazing historical site. Can get crowded though. We visited during off-season so it was manageable. Lots and lots of walking. Take public transportation due to limited (almost none) parking. Also, lot of one ways and narrow uphill and downhill roads around. Nighttime view from anywhere in Athens is mesmerizing. You can do this site and Agora's in single trip. Lots of shopping alleys around the site.Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 1, 2024
- GAR967 contributionsBeyond wordsI had the luxury of having an opening slot (8am) in the off season. The first hour there were just a handful of other visitors on the monument. To be able to explore such a world wonder without the crowds was an absolutely incredible experience that I shall never forgetVisited February 2024Traveled soloWritten March 4, 2024
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Fe G
Padua, Italy15 contributions
Jul 2024 • Friends
For lovers of history / archaeology and not, site not to be missed for any reason in the world. Between 18:00 and 20:00, in my opinion, is the best time, because the stones are hit by the sunset light making the structures surreal.
I recommend over-25s to buy the card (€25.00) that allows you to visit this and other 5/6 archaeological sites via app (if you show up at one of the ticket offices, even the ancient agora, you will find the qr-code). Book a little in advance (under-25s must also book, although not pay).
Bring plenty of water (if you want, there are distributors inside the site) and some snacks, the climb is not too demanding, but the heat of Greece can be testing.
I recommend over-25s to buy the card (€25.00) that allows you to visit this and other 5/6 archaeological sites via app (if you show up at one of the ticket offices, even the ancient agora, you will find the qr-code). Book a little in advance (under-25s must also book, although not pay).
Bring plenty of water (if you want, there are distributors inside the site) and some snacks, the climb is not too demanding, but the heat of Greece can be testing.
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Written August 2, 2024
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Kshinsing
Singapore, Singapore425 contributions
Aug 2024 • Family
First visit in Greece, first visit in Athens. Main purpose: See archeological sites. The Acropolis is breathtaking!!! For me the only comparable site so far was Angkor in Cambodia. I never use guides, digital or otherwise, prefer to inform myself before and after sightseeing. For those who like it, tours or guides to listen to are available. - Visiting the Acropolis is going back in time, witnessing a place of great historical significance. Even for those who have little idea of Classical Greece, there is an incredible aura and beauty about the place. For further viewing of artefacts, I would recommend moving onto the nearby beautiful, modern Acropolis museum afterwards.
Now about logistics: Athens has c. 3m inhabitants, and had an estimate of 3.8m tourists in 2023, most of whom probably tried to get into the Acropolis site. The amount of visitors is overwhelming. Conditions are very clear about booking tickets: Book your a lot and stick to it. Late comers are not admitted. We booked the very first slot in the morning - 8am, turned up at about 7:45am, got in after a 30 minute wait. It was still relatively empty and very easy to get around. Midday when most people are at lunch also might be a good option, but we have not tried that. We left around 9am and made our way past waves of people. We did visit a second time during the last slot 7pm - 8pm (when it closes). More people than in the morning, so early birds definitely do best. The best and cheapest way to purchase a ticket is the official government website for Greek monuments.
If you want a view of the Acropolis at any time of day, there is absolutely no need to pay extra in a restaurant or a cafe for a “view”. There are so many spots around the city, just walking around, which offer a good view. Filopappou Hill has lovely spots to view everything at any time of day. For those who really would like a drink or meal and gaze at the site: The Acropolis Museum has a really, nice modern cafe and restaurant which on certain days (Friday and Saturdays I think, but check) is open until midnight for a really good view with lights.
Now about logistics: Athens has c. 3m inhabitants, and had an estimate of 3.8m tourists in 2023, most of whom probably tried to get into the Acropolis site. The amount of visitors is overwhelming. Conditions are very clear about booking tickets: Book your a lot and stick to it. Late comers are not admitted. We booked the very first slot in the morning - 8am, turned up at about 7:45am, got in after a 30 minute wait. It was still relatively empty and very easy to get around. Midday when most people are at lunch also might be a good option, but we have not tried that. We left around 9am and made our way past waves of people. We did visit a second time during the last slot 7pm - 8pm (when it closes). More people than in the morning, so early birds definitely do best. The best and cheapest way to purchase a ticket is the official government website for Greek monuments.
If you want a view of the Acropolis at any time of day, there is absolutely no need to pay extra in a restaurant or a cafe for a “view”. There are so many spots around the city, just walking around, which offer a good view. Filopappou Hill has lovely spots to view everything at any time of day. For those who really would like a drink or meal and gaze at the site: The Acropolis Museum has a really, nice modern cafe and restaurant which on certain days (Friday and Saturdays I think, but check) is open until midnight for a really good view with lights.
Written September 3, 2024
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zoeva.88
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Apr 2024 • Couples
Beautiful site without a shadow of a doubt, but €30 each without even the Audio Guide seems excessive to me.
You can easily get there on foot after a slightly uphill walk.
When you arrive there is a small bar, but expensive, so bring your own water.
There is a very long queue for the ticket office, so I recommend you take them from the automatic machine (to be paid only with debit/card), after payment the QR code appears so you have the tickets on your phone. If you go at sunset it's better both for the photos and for the heat.
I advise you to go to the Acropolis museum first so you can have a clearer idea of what to see in person.
You can easily get there on foot after a slightly uphill walk.
When you arrive there is a small bar, but expensive, so bring your own water.
There is a very long queue for the ticket office, so I recommend you take them from the automatic machine (to be paid only with debit/card), after payment the QR code appears so you have the tickets on your phone. If you go at sunset it's better both for the photos and for the heat.
I advise you to go to the Acropolis museum first so you can have a clearer idea of what to see in person.

Written April 7, 2024
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Lindsayyy412
New York City, NY197 contributions
Sep 2024 • Friends
So beautiful and surreal to see. There are two lines to get inside one to purchase tickets and then a separate line to get inside. I strongly recommended buying your tickets online in advance to avoid one of the lines. There are many websites to purchase through and it’s confusing so make sure to purchase through the heritage site that is the legit one. Highly recommend going for the 6pm sunset slot- it’s less crowded, less hot and you will get gorgeous golden hour and sunset photos. Definitely wear sneakers it is alot of walking, rocks everywhere, some slippery rocks , uneven surfaces etc. we only purchased the Acropolis and slopes ticket not the combined one don’t think it’s necessary you can see the other sights from the outside and after a while they all look the same to me. We did not do a guided tour did not think it was necessary, unless you are very into history then you may enjoy a tour. You can also learn more about it on your own by going to the Acropolis museum down the block which we enjoyed as well. It’s a separate admission, not part of the combined ticket either
Written September 23, 2024
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Manel LG
Barcelona, Spain112 contributions
Aug 2024 • Couples
It is one of those places that is not described in words. Not just the Parthenon, the temple of Athena Niké at the entrance, or the Erecteion (in my review, the most beautiful of all) with its famous karatides. It is worth spending every minute up there, enjoying the views of the city, and contemplating those wonders over 2000 years old.
Admission costs 30€, but is included in the Athens City Pass. I highly recommend buying the pass if you are going to visit most of Athens’ main monuments and sites. In our case, we purchased it through the Turbo Pass platform.
I recommend being there at 8.00am. I know that when you’re on vacation it costs a lot to get up early, but you’ll avoid crowding (despite the obvious crowding) and you can enjoy it for longer. In our case, we were between 2-3h between the upper area, and the lower area.
Personally, when you're up there, it's hard to appreciate the importance of the moment. Perhaps because of the shock, or perhaps because having heard about it for a lifetime, expectations are too high, but the truth is that such a place must always be given the highest value.
By the way, upstairs there are vending machines with water at 0.50€, so don’t fear for dehydration.
Admission costs 30€, but is included in the Athens City Pass. I highly recommend buying the pass if you are going to visit most of Athens’ main monuments and sites. In our case, we purchased it through the Turbo Pass platform.
I recommend being there at 8.00am. I know that when you’re on vacation it costs a lot to get up early, but you’ll avoid crowding (despite the obvious crowding) and you can enjoy it for longer. In our case, we were between 2-3h between the upper area, and the lower area.
Personally, when you're up there, it's hard to appreciate the importance of the moment. Perhaps because of the shock, or perhaps because having heard about it for a lifetime, expectations are too high, but the truth is that such a place must always be given the highest value.
By the way, upstairs there are vending machines with water at 0.50€, so don’t fear for dehydration.
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Written August 8, 2024
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I S
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Sep 2023 • Friends
My review is not so much for the Acropolis, which is a beautiful site absolutely worth visiting, but for the organization. To avoid wasting time queuing, we thought about purchasing tickets online by skipping the queue. The purchase was successful and we queued to enter, there the employee rudely told us that we could not enter, as the entry time was not written on the ticket sent to me, and without telling us what to do, he kicked us out badly. We queued again (thinking that the one we had done was for visits with a fixed time) and after an hour we arrived at the entrance and there the employee (the only kind one) told us that we had to queue at the cash desk to redeem the ticket. Another hour and a half of uncontrolled queuing, where there were people constantly sneaking in and once they got to the checkout they wasted a lot of time without understanding the reason. When I got to the checkout I understood. Introduction 4 branches, 3 of which are open, for thousands of people. The person at the cash register gets the 4 tickets online and writes down all the numbers in a notebook, then carries out some searches on the PC screen (there was no keyboard, only the monitor) and after a while gives me the tickets of entry, but first rewrites in pen the numbers of the tickets given to me, next to those I had given her before. After 3 hours in line, we finally enter, but the disappointment with the organization was really great. The staff inside were not more polite I must say, on the contrary. Last but not least it was raining. Being a cruise stop, having organized the excursion on our own, we managed to visit the Acropolis in a decent way. The others who had the excursion organised, after queuing for an hour and a half, had to complete it in 10 minutes to then be able to return to the ship. I find all this absurd. It's not the first day they have tourists, but it's just like that. If it weren't for the beauty of the place, I have to say that I wouldn't recommend it to anyone (but I underline that my criticism is of the Greek organization).
P.S. In my opinion, the ticket to visit the Acropolis could also include a visit to the museum (which should absolutely be done first!)
P.S. In my opinion, the ticket to visit the Acropolis could also include a visit to the museum (which should absolutely be done first!)

Written September 17, 2023
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Jesús G.
Madrid, Spain1,786 contributions
Jul 2024 • Couples
It's the only monument that is essential to visit in all of Athens.
The entrance costs around 25 euros per person and gives access to the Parthenon, Temple of Athena, the Odeon of Herod or the Theatre of Dionysus, among others. I recommend booking your ticket online on the official Acropolis website or Civitatis if you don't want to wait in long queues early in the morning in summer due to the heat. At any time other than summer there will be no problem.
I give it four stars and not five because on our visit it was packed with tourists, making it very difficult to walk and because there was no capacity control.
The entrance costs around 25 euros per person and gives access to the Parthenon, Temple of Athena, the Odeon of Herod or the Theatre of Dionysus, among others. I recommend booking your ticket online on the official Acropolis website or Civitatis if you don't want to wait in long queues early in the morning in summer due to the heat. At any time other than summer there will be no problem.
I give it four stars and not five because on our visit it was packed with tourists, making it very difficult to walk and because there was no capacity control.
Written August 29, 2024
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hannahrose_24
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK20 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
We went up in the evening. Queues looked horrific during the morning and day so we had combo tickets on the app. You need to join the general queue for buying tickets, you can only go ahead to turnstile queue if you already have a timeslot ticket booked from the website or in person beforehand, only! So, show your combo ticket qr code, get that scanned ask what time slot you are being given for, and get a paper ticket issued. Then join the entry queue to scan that and enter the site. We joined the ticket queue at 4.30pm on a Saturday, queue wasn't too bad, and was in the site within 30 mins. Was 30 degree heat, so take plenty of water, wear comfy shoes, and a hat for shade. At 5pm as we were climbing up it seemed not too busy, certainly not packed like sardines so I would definitely recommend an evening visit to avoid the crazy day crowds. Seeing the parthenon and the smaller temples up close was a bucket list thing for us so we loved it, and the sunset on the acropolis is amazing, get some good shots of the sun going down! There are toilets and water fountains on the top, just near the Greek flag. Certainly an experience I'll never forget, and glad we did it at a quieter time..just remember you need to queue for a ticket unless you already have a time slot !!!!
Written September 15, 2023
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NorwichSoda
Crewe, UK45 contributions
Oct 2024 • Couples
If you want to do sunset, book ahead, even though it seems to be about 30% more expensive to book online than on the gate.
Because despite saying last entry is 30 minutes before, it's actually 40 minutes and the really, really rude teller will tell you that at 17:12 you do not have enough time to visit so will refuse to sell you tickets.
Even when we said we did want to see all of it, just literally go up and take some pictures, and come back down.
No. Not happening apparently.
I can imagine he was frustrated that he was having to tell the long line of people the same thing, but if they stuck to what they published on opening times then people wouldn't be frustrated.
Also, don't rely on Google for opening times. Google said 8pm closing, and it is during the height of summer. Not so in the shoulder months (October/November and April/May) where it's 6.30 and even earlier in the winter.
Because despite saying last entry is 30 minutes before, it's actually 40 minutes and the really, really rude teller will tell you that at 17:12 you do not have enough time to visit so will refuse to sell you tickets.
Even when we said we did want to see all of it, just literally go up and take some pictures, and come back down.
No. Not happening apparently.
I can imagine he was frustrated that he was having to tell the long line of people the same thing, but if they stuck to what they published on opening times then people wouldn't be frustrated.
Also, don't rely on Google for opening times. Google said 8pm closing, and it is during the height of summer. Not so in the shoulder months (October/November and April/May) where it's 6.30 and even earlier in the winter.
Written October 17, 2024
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martin L
Sheffield, UK29 contributions
Oct 2024 • Solo
This is my second visit to the acropolis, I came here last time in 2018. It is a world heritage site. Naturally, it would be crowded as people from all over the world cone to visit the acropolis. To avoid excessive crowds and heat, I recommend you come during the off-season and come in the afternoon 3 hours before closing, so the cruise ship passengers will have gone. Beware that closing time varies according to time of year. I arrived by Metro on a Sunday afternoon in mid-October, bought my ticket at the ticket window on site for 20€ for the 3.30 pm slot. It was crowded but not overcrowded. It was a warm day but was bearable. The temple of Athena is truly iconic, a wonder of the world. Spending two or three hours is enough, I left at 6pm before they closed at 6.30pm, the sunset view is breathtaking.
Written October 18, 2024
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How many steps to the top the Acropolis
My husband and I are in our 70's and not able to do too many steps
Written February 8, 2025
I don't know the exact number of steps, but there are a lot of them !
I suggest that you do not climb them. Do not. It is not worth taking the risk to your health, or "torturing" yourself.
Bear in mind that it is sunny and hot, in Athens - even though there is an early morning tour, aimed at getting you up there before the sun starts hitting too hard... - .
You can just stay downstairs, underneath the main temple. And that is already very high, on the top of the hill. And enjoy the sights all around you, up and down.
Be well.
Written February 8, 2025
Ahoj, jaké jsou ceny když chci jít na akropole a vidět tam památky bez průvodce? Děkuji za info.
Written December 5, 2024
Ciao, il 1 settembre abbiamo una mattina per visitare l’ Acropoli con 2 bambini di 4 e 7 anni. Cosa mi consigliate come ingresso e per avere una guida ? Grazie
Written August 29, 2024
Posso chiederti come hai contattato una guida ? ne cerco una in italiano (ho due bimbe) ma non riesco; grazie
Written June 19, 2024
Cerca in rete Roberto Cortese, fondatore di Grecia Vera. Ci siamo trovate benissimo con lui e abbiamo partecipato a due visite guidate. Buon viaggio.
Written June 22, 2024
Does EEA citizens count as EU citizens for the free tickets? (When they are under 25)
Written May 26, 2024
I don’t think so / it is Athens citizens that can get a free ticket.
Written June 23, 2024
Jean J
Black Forest, Colorado
I’d like to buy the combo ticket on the Hellenic Heritage website. I’d like to visit the Acropolis on the second day of my trip. Is this possible? The website asks you to choose a date and time for entry, and says the combo ticket is valid for 5 days afterwards. But what if I don’t want to visit the Acropolis on the first day?
Written April 23, 2024
Salve, settimana prossimo andrò ad Atene. Vorrei sapere se ho diritto al biglietto gratuito per l'Acropoli avendo già compiuto 25 anni (sono nato nell'agosto del 98). Grazie per la comprensione.
Written April 22, 2024
Bonjour,
Avec quel guide avez-vous visité l'Acropole?
Cordialement
Hervé Lefèvre
Written April 4, 2024
bonjour,
avant de arriver j'ai acheté (en ligne) un ticket d'entrée avec audioguide que j’ai présente à l’entrée e j’ai réçu l’appareil d’ecout avec m’as langue
Written April 6, 2024
What website is best to buy tickets? We're a group of 4 going on June 23rd and would like to go as late as possible in the day. I'm looking at 2 websites ... Hellenic Heritage (tickets not available for our date yet and looks like later entrance times compared to the other website) and Acropolis Tickets & Tours by Headout (available for purchase now - latest time is 5pm).
Any suggestions of where to buy the tickets? Also can't find what time it closes on June 23rd and the last possible entrance time.
Suggestions?
Written April 2, 2024
@Craig. Sorry but I am a professional guide for the Acropolis and the crowds are in the morning- NOT IN THE AFTERNOON.
PLEASE watch out for the HEADOUT. It’s a fraud. People cannot find the QR code in the tickets so they have to buy new ones. My advice is from the official Hellenic side or the best is to buy tickets at the cashier immediately.
Written August 29, 2024
Buongiorno, dove si trovano i due ingressi dell'Acropoli?
Written March 31, 2024
Salve,
gli ingressi sono due.
Noi, avendo l’albergo nelle vicinanze, siamo entrati dall’ingresso situato dal lato della via pedonale. Tale ingresso si trova nei pressi della fermata “Acropoli”, mentre l’altro è all’incirca dalla parte opposta, dove ho visto esserci ampio parcheggio, ma non saprei indicartelo, immagino ci sia apposita segnaletica. Noi abbiamo girato tutto a piedi. Spero di essere stata utile…
Written March 31, 2024
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