Acropolis Of Athens Tickets

• Get skip-the-line access to 7 iconic attractions included in this Acropolis Of Athens Tickets.
• Pay a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Parthenon, which lies in the Acropolis complex.
• Visit the Ancient Agora, which once served as the commercial, spiritual, and artistic hub of the city.
• See the magnificent Temple of Olympian Zeus.
• Access the optional digital audio guide, which is available in English language and downloadable on your smartphone.

• Embark on a self-audio-guided tour of the 5th-century iconic Acropolis in Athens.
• Get access to a digital audio guide on your smartphone, available in English, Italian, Spanish, German, and French languages.
• See the Propylaea, the Erechtheion, the Temple of Athena Nike, and The Theater of Dionysus.
• Pay a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Parthenon, dedicated to the Greek goddess, Athena Parthenos.
• Visit the Acropolis Museum, housing 4,250 artifacts, and learn about the folklore, mythology, and history of Greece.

• Skip the ticket line with your pre-booked Acropolis Of Athens Tickets and head to explore the 5th century iconic Acropolis.
• Take a guided walking tour around the complex and learn about Greek history and legends from your certified professional guide.
• Standing at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Parthenon, soak in the breathtaking views of the flamboyant city of Athens.
• Marvel has a host of attractions, including the Theater of Dionysus, the Healing Temple of Asclepius, the Temple of Athena Nike, and many more.
• Visit the Erechtheum and witness the ruins of the Porch of the Caryatids.

• Take a guided tour of the 5th century iconic Acropolis and learn about Greek history and legends from your certified professional guide.
• See a host of attractions, including the world’s first Olympic Games stadium, the Panathinaiko Stadium, St. Paul’s Church, Hadrian’s Arc, and many more.
• Pass by Herodion and Dionysos Theater.
• Pay a visit to the Acropolis Museum and explore the ancient artifacts and impressive marble statues.
• Enjoy a scenic drive to the breathtaking Cape Sounion and soak in the picturesque views across the Aegean.

• Get skip-the-line access to 7 iconic attractions included in this ticket.
• Pay a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Parthenon, which lies in the Acropolis complex.
• Explore the Parthenon Gallery and the Archaic Gallery.
• Access optional digital audio guide, which is available in English language and downloadable on your smartphone.

• Take a guided tour of the 5th century iconic Acropolis and learn about Greek history and legends from your certified professional guide.
• Walk through the remains of the citadel and get an insight of the excavation history of the Acropolis.
• See a host of attractions, including the Theater of Dionysus, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, The Temple of Asclepius, and many more.
• Standing at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Parthenon, soak in the breathtaking views of the flamboyant city of Athens.
• Pay a visit to the Acropolis Museum and explore the ancient artifacts and impressive marble statues.

• Get skip-the-line access to the 5th century iconic Acropolis in Athens.
• Enjoy access to a digital audio guide on your smartphone, available in English, Spanish, and French languages.
• Plunge into the well-preserved, glorious history of Greece as you explore the UNESCO-listed Acropolis complex.
• Visit the prime attractions of the Acropolis complex, such as the Parthenon, the theater of Dionysus, the Propylaea, Belvedere, and many more.

Constructed in the mid-5th century BCE, the temple of Parthenon is dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena Parthenos. Built out of white marble from Mount Pentelicus, the temple is 30 meters wide and 70 meters long. The construction of this Doric style temple was commissioned by Pericles and the Parthenon stands as one of the most imposing buildings of the country today.

Built between 421 and 406 BCE and nestled on a slope on the northern side of the Acropolis, the Erechtheion is dedicated to Poseidon and Athena. According to popular beliefs, the Erechtheion was constructed in the memory of king Erechtheus. The building features large columns that are basically statues resembling the female figure.

The impressive UNESCO world heritage listed Propylaea is considered to be the gateway to the Acropolis of Athens. Constructed by the iconic Athenian architect Mnesicles, the temple flaunts the Doric style architecture with six columns. This white Pentelic marble building is home to the Temple of Nike and the “Agrippa” monument.

Constructed by the legendary architect Kallikrates, the Temple of Athena Nike was fully established by 420 BC. Lying on the southwestern side of the Acropolis, this 7 meters tall white marble structure is often referred to as the ‘pearl of the Acropolis’. This temple was built to be the epitome of victory and to welcome tourists to the city of Athens.

Established in the mid-sixth century BC and lying on the southern side of the Propylaia, Brauroneion is dedicated to Brauronian Artemis, who is regarded to be the goddess of fertility, birth, and motherhood. The Sanctuary of Brauronion has no temple, but a court with two statues and an altar.

Lying on the eastern side of the Parthenon, the Temple of Rome and Augustus was established in the late 1st Century BC. The temple is dedicated to the goddess Rome and to Octavian Augustus and the same can be inferred from the inscriptions on the temple. Since the columns of the Temple of Rome and Augustus are similar to those of the Erechtheion, the architect of both the monuments might be the same.