Acropolis museum

ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

In the heat of the day!

FX-6 copy
FX-25bewerkt-1024x974
previous arrow
next arrow

This visit is a must in the middle of the day, nice and cool inside the museum!
It is the city’s pride! This new museum was inaugurated in June 2009. The building itself is a point of interest! Due to its simplicity, the much better the pieces stand out. Its exposition is about 4000 pieces. Therefore, a guided tour is the best way to see the museum. In this way, you will surely not miss out on the masterpieces!

Tour description

Visit together with the guide in chronological order the masterpieces of the museum. Attention is also focused on remarkable and special pieces that one without guidance would surely skip! The tour ends in the museum so you can enjoy and look around as long as you wish to. Or maybe you’re up for a good cup of coffee in the cafeteria with great views of the Acropolis where one can eat delicious indeed! Also don’t forget the bookstore with a wide variety of books for young and old.

Tour Details:

  • Duration 75 minutes
  • Tickets are not included! *  
  • Tickets are non-refundable
 
Departure Time

Upon Request
in English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch

Duration: 75 min

Licensed Guide

Make your reservation

*  The Acropolis Museum  tickets are not included in the tour fee.  You can buy your tickets online at: https://etickets.theacropolismuseum.gr/?culture=enat:https://etickets.theacropolismuseum.gr/?culture=en

General admission:
 20 € 

Reduced admission:
10€

  • for senior citizens (65+) for EU citizens only with a valid ID
  •  for students outside the EU (with valid student card)
  • Escorting teachers of primary /secondary/higher education school/institution visits of non EU countries

Free admission:

  • for all children and students from EU countries with valid Id card.
  • Children up to the age of 5, from non EU countries
  • escorting teachers from EU countries
  • Persons with disabilities and one escort (only in the case of 67% disability)
  • Journalists, upon presentation of a valid journalist ID card.
  • Professors of Archaeology, upon presentation of their valid service ID card.