Acropolis

The Acropolis is one of the most famous places in Athens — and luckily, it’s easy to reach by public transport or on foot! 📍 Where Is the Acropolis Located? The Acropolis is a big rocky hill right in the center of Athens. It stands about 157 meters (515 feet) above

Here’s What You Need to Know About Elevators, Routes & Support Services Visiting the Acropolis is possible for many people with reduced mobility thanks to major accessibility upgrades made in 2020 — but there are still some important details to be aware of before you go. ♿ New Elevator Access (Since

To get free entry, visitors must show proof (ID, passport, certificate, etc.) depending on the category. 🎓 Students & Youth * Children and young people under 25 from EU countries * Children under 18 from non-EU countries * Students (over 25) in evening schools, second-chance schools, or vocational schools (EU/EEA only) * Escorting teachers

Visiting the Acropolis is an amazing experience — but make sure you get your tickets first! 💶 Ticket Prices * 🟢 Full Price: €30 * 🟡 Reduced Price: €15 (for people who qualify — see below) 🎟️ These prices are for a single-use ticket to enter the Acropolis and its Slopes. 🗓️ Seasonal Discount From November 1 to March

If you’re planning a visit to the Acropolis, it’s good to know when it’s open — so you don’t miss a thing! The Acropolis opens every day at 8:00 in the morning, all year long. But the closing time changes during the year, depending on the

The Acropolis is more than just one old building — it’s a whole hill full of amazing ancient places! Let’s explore what you’ll find when you visit: 🏗️ The Parthenon The Parthenon is the biggest and most famous temple on the Acropolis. It was built more than 2,400

The Acropolis is a tall, rocky hill in the center of Athens. On top, you’ll find very old buildings from ancient Greece — over 2,400 years old! The word Acropolis means “high city” in Greek. A long time ago, people built temples and other buildings up there to stay