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information on:

• position,

• ticket prices,

• opening hours

• other important monuments in and around Athens

you'll find in the tiles below

related links

the price of a subscription to Athenian monuments listed below the table

5-day pass *

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -   30,- €

       reduced ticket   -   15,- €

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -   15,- €

       reduced ticket   -   15,- €

single ticket price for listed monuments in Athens

Acropolis  **, *** :

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -   20,- €

       reduced ticket   -   10,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -   10,- €

       reduced ticket   -   10,- €

       open ****

Ancient Agora  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -   10,- €

       reduced ticket   -     5,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -   10,- €

       reduced ticket   -     5,- €

       open ****

Roman Agora  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -     6,- €

       reduced ticket   -     3,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -     6,- €

       reduced ticket   -     3,- €

       open ****

Hadrian's Library  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -     6,- €

       reduced ticket   -     3,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -     6,- €

       reduced ticket   -     3,- €

       open ****

Temple of Olimpian Zeus  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -     6,- €

       reduced ticket   -     3,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -     6,- €

       reduced ticket   -     3,- €

       open ****

Kerameikos  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -     8,- €

       reduced ticket   -     4,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -     4,- €

       reduced ticket   -     4,- €

       open ****

Lykeion  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -     4,- €

       reduced ticket   -     2,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -     2,- €

       reduced ticket   -     2,- €

       open ****

National Archeological Museum  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -    12,- €

       reduced ticket   -      6,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -      6,- €

       reduced ticket   -      6,- €

       open ****

New Acropolis Museum  **, ***:

• prices during the summer   (1. IV.   ÷    31. X.) 

       regular ticket     -      5,- €

       reduced ticket   -      3,- €

       open ****

• winter prices   (1. XI.   ÷    31.  III.)

       regular ticket     -      3,- €

       reduced ticket   -      3,- €

       open ****

From January 2018. changes were introduced in the public transport tickets in Athens (they are rigid and coded) and the way they were purchased. Tickets can be bought at:

• ticket machines - after leaving the airport you have to go to the right or at every metro station. There are also several kiosks, e.g. on Syntagma Square, at the X95 stop.

• in the window at the metro station - but there are very long queues, because the Athenians buy monthly tickets there - and it takes a long time, so the queue moves very slowly.

In general, be patient. It is not worth going free-riding, because although it has not happened before in Athens at all, recently you can come across control. The penalties are very high.

Before arriving, it's also worth checking to see if there will be a strike. The strike can involved public transport buses and the metro. Taxis charged very high prices for traveling to the center that days. Only trains went to the city, before each of the arriving people realized the situation, a lot of time passed and in the meantime he bought a bus ticket, then a subway, finally got on a train or a taxi.

Discounted tickets (50%) for sights in Athens and the whole of Greece are entitled to:

• parents of children during educational visits from primary schools,

• persons over the age of 65, upon presentation of an identity card or passport,

• students - after presenting a student ID.

* The 5-day pass ticket for monuments in Athens includes entries to:

• Acropolis,

• Ancient Agora,

• Roman Agora,

• Hadrian's Library,

• Temple of Olympian Zeus,

• Kerameikos,

• Lykeion

the 5-day pass from 1 July 2019 is not sold at the ticket office before entering the monument. If it was purchased online before the date mentioned, it is honored regardless of the date of the visit to the place.

**    opening hours in the winter, although the ministry gives as above, are often extended or shortened, so it's worth checking, e.g. during the first walk around Athens

***  when controlling the visit of a given archaeological site, it is worth considering that the last guests are admitted 0.5 hours before closing time

**** as a public health precaution due to COVID-19 (coronavirus), all archaeological sites and public museums will remain closed to the public from Saturday, March 14th.

Free tickets of monuments in Athens and all Greece are entitled to:

• teachers during educational visits of primary, secondary and higher education and military schools and institutions,

• solidarity card holders,

• holders of a valid unemployed card,

• members of Societies and Associations of Friends of Museums and Archaeological Excavations, upon presentation of their certified membership card,

• ICOM-ICOMOS members, upon presentation of their membership card,

• official guests of the Greek state, after obtaining the consent of the General Directorate of Antiquities and Cultural Heritage.

• parents of large families and their children up to the age of 23, up to the age of 25, if they are on military service or studying and regardless of age, if they have a disability, upon presentation of a certified pass for many children from the Supreme Confederation of Small Children of Greece (ASPE).

• persons with disabilities (67% or more) and one accompanying person, upon presentation of a disability certificate issued by the Ministry of Health or a medical certificate from a public hospital in which disability and the percentage of disability are clearly defined,

• incomplete families with minors, upon presentation of a family status certificate issued by the commune, and in the case of divorced parents, only the parent caring for children,

• students - Institute of Higher Education, Institute of Technology Education, Military School or equivalent Schools of EU Member States, as well as Schools of Guides after presenting student ID,

• employees of the Greek Ministry of Culture and Sport and the Flowering Stones Fund upon presentation of an identity card.

• Police officers of the Antiquarian Smuggling Department of the Security Directorate,

• tourist guides upon presentation of a business card,

• children up to the age of 18, upon presentation of an identity card or passport to confirm age.

prices of admission tickets to monuments in Athens

To improve public transport in Athens, in 1904 the first metro line was opened. The construction of the metro in Athens began with a pilot tunnel, starting from the Acropolis station. From here, a tunnel was built about 300 meters north and south. Very soon machines came across various ancient wells and cisterns. All this fell into a hollow canal, causing great difficulties in the further development of the metro in Athens. It turned out that useless objects were thrown away in this place in ancient times. Many pots were found, whole or broken, animal skeletal systems, fragments of sculptures and architectural elements, pieces of oil lamps and even shells. The Greeks know very well how great the remains of antiquity are, which is why they spared no time to collect and catalog all the finds. Today, Athens has 3 metro lines, which greatly improve travel around the Greek capital. Athens metro stations are very modern. Ticket prices may not be the lowest, but multi-day tickets give a lot of savings.

* Karnet 5 - dniowy, na zabytki w Atenach, obejmuje wejścia na:

• Akropol z południowym i północnym zboczem,

• Agorę Ateńską,

• Agorę Rzymską,

• Bibliotekę Hadriana,;

• Świątynię Zeusa Olimpijskiego,

• Keramejkos,

• Lykeion

**    Godziny otwarcia w okresie zimowym, choć ministerstwo podaje jak powyżej, często są wydłużane, dlatego warto sprawdzić np. podczas pierwszego spaceru po Atenach

***  Roman Agora mimo tego co wyżej, w okresie zimowym zawsze otwarta jest tylko do godz. 15:00. Także przestrzegany jest fakt, że ostatni goście wpuszczani są 15 min przed zamknięciem wykopalisk