Combo (Save 10%): Acropolis & Parthenon + Acropolis Museum Tickets with Audio Guide

Experiencing the beauty of Acropolis and its history for the first time was amazing and listening to the interesting facts and stories as we progressed through the paths.

The ancient buildings on the hill aroused admiration, reflection (from the perspective of a few years of studying classical philology) and sadness (you know: history and time) at the same time. Plus, of course, the magnificent views and the information from the audio guide, as much as it was needed. Note: an essential complement to a visit to the Acropolis is a walk around the hill.

It was very quick and uncomplicated with the online ticket. And I really enjoyed the audio guide. I learned a lot of things I didn't know.

Super nice location and the audio tour was really good. Fun and interesting information without having to walk in a huge group and understand almost nothing if you were to take a guided tour.

It's an awe inspiring place with thousands of years of history. Its size and grandeur were amazing. We upgraded to a walking tour with a guide and Maria was very skilled at being a tourist guide, personable and knowledgeable. Five star for her work.

It's a great history site who has to be explore!

Absolutely amazing experience, tickets were easy to book online and there were regular email updates. Thank you

It was beautiful-it made me read more about the history of Humanity.

Acropolis without queuing, all good 👍🏻

It was a great experience. Audio guide recommended

The vast importance of this wonder.

Thanks great experience it was awesome

Easy to order and pay for online. Quick entry into both venues. Fantastic to see these historical places.

Amazing sights and we were lucky to have great weather.

We had a short time in Athens and our main plans was to use the time to visit the Acropolis. As we only had one afternoon we booked 5.00pm entrance tickets. Fortunately, by this time many of the day tripper had left and, while still busy, the site was easy to get around.

Copy the audio guide format Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. The visit and the scenery is impressive but it detracts greatly from the sparse audio guide. It should have at least: Several stops and some with augmented reality. Better description of the years and events not so much of the restoration. Interconnect the beliefs and traditions of the eras that started the constructions. Indicate how they built these monuments etccc. Something much better can be done

The museums thoughtful incorporation of existing ruins into the construction of the museum building itself really brought home that we live with yesterday's ruins. The placards gave insightful information. A gem of a museum

We arrived late on site, there was no queue but our ticket got us in. It's a museum that requires explanations, so we were very happy to have the audio guide in French. It helped us understand the history better. On the other hand, it's a bit difficult to find your way around the museum.

The audio guide jumped to the next chapter too early and interrupted the current playback. So you never had an overview of what the audio guide was talking about. We then switched between the chapters manually. But the information was good

It was OK. I purchased an Acropolis Museum Skip-the-Line Ticket but there was a line for all Skip-the-Line Ticket holders. So I waited in line confused for about 30 minutes to get in the museum. While inside and past the gate, and upstairs by the cafe entry point, I was asked to prove my ticket again (3rd time at the point) which made me feel paranoid. Also minor but the audio guide crashed a few times and the numbers on the display did not correlate to the numbers in the guide so I guess this was not actually the official museum version. It was expensive but I hope my ticket fee will go towards restoring the Acropolis so I can see it in it's full glory one day. I want the British Museum to return the Elgin Marbles back to Greece and have said so for years. But listening to the tactless Americanised video documentary on display, for the first time I thought this wasn't going to help your cause... My advice is get Sir Stephen Fry directly involved, while he is alive. But I will sign any petition going for them to be returned home!!