Acropolis of Lindos Tickets
Perched atop a hill, the Acropolis of Lindos offers panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. Explore its ruins, admire the Temple of Athena Lindia, and immerse yourself in the rich history and stunning beauty of the area with our hand-picked experiences!
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Soak up the historic ruins of this 4th-century B.C temple complex, dedicated to the goddess Athena.
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Enjoy a quick climb to the top of a cliff with beautiful sea views and nature all around you.
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Marvel in different parts of the attraction like the main temple of Athena, the Propylaea, the noteworthy Hellenistic Stoa, the Acropolis of Lindos Theater, and more.
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Upgrade your ticket to get an audio guide of Rhodes in English.
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Soak up the historic ruins of this 4th-century B.C temple complex, dedicated to the goddess Athena.
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Enjoy a quick climb to the top of a cliff with beautiful sea views and nature all around you.
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Marvel in different parts of the attraction like the main temple of Athena, the Propylaea, the noteworthy Hellenistic Stoa, the Acropolis of Lindos Theater, and more.
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Upgrade your ticket to get an audio guide of Rhodes in English.
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About Acropolis of Lindos
The Acropolis of Lindos is a crown jewel in any Rhodes or Greek history collection. It offers a unique blend of ancient ruins, medieval castles, and stunning coastal scenery, making it a highlight for anyone exploring the island’s archaeological wonders and cultural heritage.
The Acropolis of Lindos sits 116 meters above sea level, offering some of the most dramatic views on Rhodes.
The Temple of Athena Lindia was built around 300 BC, replacing even older shrines on the same sacred site.
A 14th-century Crusader castle, built by the Knights of St. John, crowns the acropolis and incorporates earlier Byzantine fortifications.
The ancient theater of Lindos, carved into the rock, once seated up to 1,800 people for festivals and city events.
The climb to the acropolis involves over 200 stone steps, with donkeys available for those seeking a traditional (and easier) ascent.
Why visit Acropolis of Lindos?
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Main Entrance (Propylaea Gate)
Located at the top of the stone stairway that begins in Lindos village, the Main Entrance is marked by the ancient Propylaea gateway. To reach it, follow the signposted path from the main square (gymnasion) through winding alleys and up approximately 250 steps. This entrance is not wheelchair accessible and involves a steep climb with uneven surfaces and no handrails. Donkey rides are available for part of the ascent, but all visitors must walk the final section to the ticket booth and gate.
Regular Hours (April–October): Open daily from 9:00am to 6:30pm.
Winter Hours (November–March): Open daily from 8:00am to 3:30pm.
Last Entry: Final admission is 20 minutes before closing (around 6:10pm in summer, 3:10pm in winter).
Special Closures: Closed on select public holidays and occasionally on Tuesdays during winter.
Timed Entry: All tickets are for specific time slots; please arrive 15–30 minutes early. Hours may vary for special events or maintenance—always check the official website before your visit.
Audio guides are available for rent or as part of some ticket packages. Multilingual digital guides can be accessed via smartphone apps.
Toilets are available at the entrance to the Acropolis. There are no restroom facilities inside the archaeological site itself.
Paid parking is available in Lindos village, managed by local attendants. Expect to pay approximately €7 per day during peak season.
A first aid station is available at the entrance area for minor medical needs.
The Acropolis of Lindos is not wheelchair accessible. The approach involves steep, uneven stone steps and rugged terrain.
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