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Ticket + Audioguide - Acropolis and 6 Sites

Buy a Combined Ticket to skip the queues at the ticket offices and get entry to the Acropolis and 6 other ancient sites in Athens, all with a complete audio guide. This package includes admission to the Acropolis and an audio guide providing in-depth information on the history and monuments, plus the exploration of the city's most important archaeological sites. The audio guide is linked to an interactive map of the city with precise points of information, giving you an immersive view of each of the sites you visit. To enhance your experience, a selection of photos and videos are also available.

Reference: ACRO6SITES-E140

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Ticket + Audioguide - Acropolis and 6 Sites

Audioguide Site Site Audioguide Ticket

Purchase includes:

  • Your entry pack supplied within 12 hours.
  • Audio guide delivered within 12 hours.
  • Installation guide for your device (smartphone, tablet, etc.).
  • A link to download the audioguide app.
  • A self-guided tour in English or French.
  • The QR code to activate and access your audio tour.
  • Once downloaded, access to the content, even offline.
  • Technical support on demand 

The audioguide contains:

  • Descriptions of over 150 points of interest at the following sites: the Acropolis and its monuments, the sites of Dionysus, the Ancient Agora, the Roman Agora, the Tower of the Winds, Hadrian's Library, Keramikos, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Hadrian's Gate.
  • Automatic narration with interactive geolocated map.
  • A soundtrack of very detailed explanations, with anecdotes and myths.
  • Numerous photos, illustrations, 3D reproductions and plans.
  • It also includes 3 FREE mini-guides: Philopappou's Column, The Areopagus and The Lyceum site. 

Make sure that:

  • You have downloaded the player app.
  • Your phone is fully charged.
  • You have earbuds or headphones.

What is not included:

  • Pick up from your lodging.
  • Escorted by a licensed guide.

Why also visit the Sites?

  • Discover history: Dive into the ancient world and rediscover the roots of our civilization and democracy.
  • Marvel at architecture: Recognized throughout the world, Athens' monuments are masterpieces of ancient architecture.
  • Soak up the culture: Discover the myths, legends and customs of the ancient Greeks, where history abounds and young children will love it.
  • Fill up on energy: The beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere of the sites and National Garden will bring you moments of peace and serenity.

Advice to make the most of it 

  • Visit early to avoid the heat, but it can get crowded.
  • Visit in the late afternoon to avoid the crowds and enjoy the softer light.
  • Learn about the history of the site, and an audio guide will help you get a better understanding of what you're seeing.
  • Buy a combined ticket in advance: the time slot will be reserved for the Acropolis, and the other sites can be visited at a later date.
  • Protect from the sun: in summer the heat is excessive, so a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen are essential.

From the Acropolis to the Antique sites
Discovering the historical treasures of Athens

The history of Athens is revealed through its emblematic sites, each of which bears witness to a key period in the city's history. The Acropolis, with the Parthenon, dedicated to Athena, and its temples, is the timeless symbol of Athens' power. It embodies the apogee of classical Greece, a symbol of Athenian power and the cult of Athena. The ancient Agora was the center of political and social life. It was where Athenians gathered to discuss public affairs. It also hosted Socrates' speeches and democratic debates. The Roman Agora, built under the Roman Empire, testifies to the city's commercial and administrative development and marks Athens' integration into a wider empire. The Tower of the Winds, an ancient clock and ingenious meteorological station, reflects the scientific advances of the time and demonstrates Athenian ingenuity in matters of science. Keramikos, the city's great necropolis, reveals the funerary rituals and the burials of its citizens. Hadrian's Library, built by the Roman emperor and one of the most important cultural and intellectual centers of the time, testifies to Athens' quest for knowledge and culture. The Temple of Olympian Zeus took centuries to build. It began under Athenian tyrants and was completed in Hadrian's time. It symbolizes the emperor's overweening ambition to deify himself and glorify the king of gods. Hadrian's Gate was built in honor of the emperor and mythical king Theseus. It marks the symbolic boundary between the old and new cities of Athens. Finally, Aristotle's Lyceum, where the philosopher taught, is the cradle of many of the founding ideas of Western thought and the birthplace of philosophy. It reminds us of the intellectual legacy of Athens, where critical thought and education flourished.  Taken together, these sites tell the story of a city that has profoundly influenced Western civilization throughout the ages.

The Acropolis, an architectural jewel and the ancient guardian of democracy

The Acropolis, the gem of the city

  • The Acropolis of Athens is undoubtedly the most famous archaeological site in Greece. Perched on a hill overlooking the city, this citadel has been the religious and political heart of Athens for centuries.

A bird's eye view of Athens

  • Enjoy a breathtaking panorama of Athens and its surroundings from the top of the Acropolis.

The Parthenon Temple

  • Dedicated to the goddess Athena, this Doric temple is the Acropolis' symbol. It is a timeless work of art with its perfect proportions and detailed sculptures.
     

Erechtheion Monument

  • This temple, dedicated to Athena and Poseidon, is famous for its portico of Caryatids, supported by six female statues.

The Propylaea Monument

  • The monumental gateway to the Acropolis. Its elegant architecture and sculptures have made it a masterpiece of achievement, combined with the suptility of Greek art.

Temple of Niké Apteros

  • This small temple, dedicated to the Goddess of Victory, Nike, is famous for its strategic position overlooking the city, standing like a bastion ready to defend the Acropolis from attacking forces.

Beyond the Acropolis, 6 other must-see sites

  • The ancient Agora: The heart of political, commercial and religious life in ancient Athens, the Agora was the gathering place of the citizens. Numerous remains can be found here, including the Stoa of Attalus, the Temple of Hephaestus and the Tower of the Winds.
  • The Roman Agora: Built as an extension of the ancient Agora, the Roman Agora is a testament to the Roman influence on the city.
  • Tower of the Winds: This octagonal monument, built in the 2nd century BC, was a solar clock and a wind tower.
  • Hadrian's Gate: This monumental arch marks the entrance to the ancient city.
  • Hadrian's Library: Built in the second century of the Christian era, this library was a major cultural center and one of the largest libraries in the ancient Greco-Roman world.
  • Temple of Olympian Zeus: This colossal temple, dedicated to the god Zeus, is one of the largest temples ever built.
  • Keramikos: This was the potters' district in Athens. Numerous tombs and workshop remains can be found here.
  • Aristotle's Lyceum: The Lyceum, where Aristotle taught, was an important place of learning and philosophy, along with Plato's Academy, although little remains.

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