Our tours
The ACROPOLIS MUSEUM
Is the perfect experience for anyone who wants to discover the Golden Age of ancient Athens without climbing the Acropolis hill. Located just a few steps from the ACROPOLIS, this modern landmark combines breathtaking views with world class treasures, thanks to its impressive glass design that keeps the sacred rock in sight as you explore.
Inside, you’ll meet Athens at its most brilliant. You’ll admire 2,500 year old masterpieces, sculptures, and architectural elements that once shaped the temples above, while Nadia brings each gallery to life through clear explanations and captivating stories. You will understand how these monuments were created, what they meant to the people who built them, and how daily life, beliefs, and pride shaped the city during the 5th century BC. You will even see the tools used by ancient craftsmen, creating a vivid connection to the hands behind the art.
This tour is designed to feel engaging and easy to follow, with a smooth pace and a focus on the pieces that truly matter, so you leave with a complete and memorable understanding, not just photos.
To complete your visit, the museum offers a café and restaurant where you can relax with homemade lemonade, Greek coffee, wines, or craft beers, the perfect Athens style finish with the ACROPOLIS as your backdrop.
FRIDAY NIGHTS AT THE ACROPOLIS MUSEUM
is the perfect way to experience Athens when the city feels most cinematic. With the Parthenon glowing above you and the Acropolis hill illuminated, this evening visit blends history, mythology, real life stories, and a magical atmosphere into one unforgettable experience. If you are in Athens for a city break, the Friday evening opening hours are a smart opportunity to enjoy the museum in a calmer, more atmospheric setting.
Depending on the season, you may catch a beautiful sunset or arrive as the lights begin to transform the skyline. Nadia guides you through the highlights that matter most, connecting masterpieces to the people, beliefs, and daily life of ancient Athens. The result is a tour that feels elegant and immersive, with the night view of the Parthenon as your constant backdrop.
Acropolis & Acropolis Museum
Stand where Athens became a legend and understand exactly why it still moves the world.
Duration: 4 hours
Our guided tour covers the ACROPOLIS, its key monuments, and the ACROPOLIS MUSEUM, offering a complete picture of ancient Athens and life during the Golden Age. This experience is designed to make the Acropolis feel clear, human, and unforgettable, not like a list of ruins. With Nadia leading the way, you’ll climb at a comfortable pace, learn how Athenians worshipped, celebrated, and built their most sacred monuments, and connect each masterpiece to the people who created it.
On the ACROPOLIS, you’ll explore the PARTHENON, the ERECHTHEION with its iconic Caryatids, the monumental PROPYLAEA gateway, and the TEMPLE OF ATHENA NIKE, where victory and protection shaped the city’s identity. Along the way, you’ll also see the THEATRE OF DIONYSUS, birthplace of Greek drama, and the ODEON OF HERODES ATTICUS, a breathtaking venue that still hosts performances today.
Then, at the ACROPOLIS MUSEUM, the story becomes complete. You’ll follow the artifacts, friezes, and original sculptures that bring meaning to what you’ve just seen above, so the Acropolis stops being ancient history and becomes a living narrative you can picture and remember.
Important visitor information:
Wear comfortable shoes.
Don’t forget sunscreen and a bottle of water.
Strollers are not allowed on the ACROPOLIS.
For more information, we are always happy to assist you.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Museum’s ticket is independent from the ticket to the Acropolis and other associated archaeological sites.
You can acquire general admission tickets either from the Museum’s Ticket Desk or via the e-ticketing service. Reduced admission and free admission tickets can be obtained exclusively from the Museum Ticket Desk, provided that visitors present the necessary eligibility documents.
Tickets to the Acropolis site are available here: https://etickets.tap.gr/
Are pets allowed?
Pets are not allowed inside the Museum. Use of guide-dogs to accompany visitors with disabilities is permitted.
Is photography allowed in the Museum?
Amateur photography and filming is permitted in all areas of the Museum, except the Archaic Acropolis Gallery. The use of flash and additional professional equipment such as portable lights and tripod, is not allowed inside the Museum. The publishing of material in print or electronic media by professional photographers is accepted only with the Museum’s written authorization.
The opening hours of the Acropolis vary seasonally:
April 1 – August 31: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
November 1 – March 31: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Yes, it is recommended to book online to avoid queues.
Approximately 1.5–2 hours.
Comfortable shoes and a hat, light clothing, and sunscreen during the summer months.
Average summer temperature (May–October): 30°C (86°F)
Average winter temperature (November–March): 15°C (59°F)
It’s not as difficult as it looks. The tour includes short breaks for photos and explanations at the monuments. There are about 60 steps of varying heights, some larger landings, and a few slippery spots, but there are also easy pathways throughout the route.