Athens City Cards

Inclusions depend on the pass but can mainly include the Acropolis and Parthenon, Acropolis Museum, Ancient Agora, Roman Agora, Temple of Olympian Zeus, Aristotle’s School, Panathenaic Stadium, Museum of Illusions, and Hop-on Hop-off bus tours.

It depends on the pass. The Athens Flex Pass requires you to choose a set number of attractions, while the Multipass follows a fixed archaeological-site package. Day-based Turbopass options allow access to included attractions during your selected validity period.

Yes, the Acropolis follows a timed entry system. Your selected time slot applies to the Acropolis visit, and it is important to pick one in advance, as popular times can sell out quickly.

Usually, no. Most city cards provide a one-time entry to each included attraction. Check the pass terms and your digital app or voucher for any exceptions, as repeat visits are generally not allowed.

Your city card is sent digitally by email after purchase. The email includes instructions for accessing vouchers, downloading any required app, making reservations, and using audio guides, maps, or other digital pass features.

Activation rules vary by operator. Most passes activate when you first use them at an included attraction or experience. Follow the instructions in your confirmation email, particularly if you need to select Acropolis entry before your visit.

Some Athens passes include public transport, but coverage differs. MegaPass includes 24-hour access to public transport, while Athens Flex Pass advertises 5 days of unlimited public transport.

Several passes include audio guides. The Athens Multipass offers Acropolis and Parthenon audio tours in English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian, and a Plaka tour in English.

Athens City Card validities vary widely. MegaPass is valid for 365 days after activation, Athens Multipass works for 3 consecutive days after first use, Athens Flex Pass can be used over 30 days, and Turbopass is valid for the selected 1 to 6 consecutive calendar days.