Acropolis of Athens tickets and tours
See the best of what Athens has to offer with our world famous Athens Acropolis and historical city tour!Discover the most important landmar...
Duration
3 hours
Available in:
English
This e-bike tour is designed to take you around the area that surrounds the Acropolis and includes the most grandiose antiquities and histor...
Duration
3 hours
Available in:
English
This e-bike tour gives you an introduction to “old Athens meets contemporary Athens”. It can be described as the provocative tour that offer...
Duration
4 hours
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English
Enjoy a hassle-free visit to the most iconic attraction of Athens provided by a skip-the-line ticket that comes with a user-friendly digital...
Duration
2 hours
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English
Spend a day discovering the history and architecture of ancient Athens: feel the majesty of the Acropolis and have lunch at the world-famous...
Duration
6 hours
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English
On this interactive discovery experience across Athens, you will solve riddles via a web app in your phone’s browser. After you start your a...
Duration
3 hours
Available in:
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The inside story
The Acropolis of Athens is a unique place in the world, one of the few where the history of mankind seems to revive, inebriating the present with its ancient scent. Visiting the Acropolis, symbol of Athens, means to remain amazed and enchanted at the sight of the sum of the ideal classical beauty.
Built on a rock which rises to 156 meters above sea level, the Acropolis (from the Greek "high city") was the religious heart of the Greek capital. Actually its history has even deeper roots: the rocky outcrop was the site of fortifications and the prince’s residence in the Mycenaean age. In the first half of the sixth century B.C. it ceased to be a fortress and became a place of worship, housing the temple dedicated to the local deities.
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