Athena Combined Ticket

If you're planning to immerse yourself in the rich history of Athens, the Athens Archaeological Sites Pass is an invaluable asset. This combined ticket offers access to several of the city's most significant ancient landmarks, providing both convenience and cost savings for history enthusiasts.

What's Included in the Athens Archaeological Pass?

The pass grants entry to 7 archaeological sites Athens:​

1. Acropolis of Athens & Slopes with the iconic Parthenon, Erechtheion, and other ancient structures atop the sacred hill.​

2. Ancient Agora, once the heart of public life, it includes the well-preserved Temple of Hephaestus.​

3. Roman Agora, is a marketplace reflecting the city's Roman period, featuring the Tower of the Winds.​

4. Temple of Olympian Zeus (Olympieion), one of the largest temples of the ancient world, dedicated to the king of the Olympian gods.​

5. Hadrian’s Library, established by Roman Emperor Hadrian, once housed a vast collection of scrolls.​

6. Kerameikos, the ancient cemetery of Athens, offering insights into burial customs and city defenses.​

7. Aristotle's School (Lyceum), the philosophical school founded by Aristotle, where many of his teachings were developed.

This comprehensive access allows visitors to dive deep into Athens' ancient past, experiencing a wide array of Athens historical sites without purchasing separate tickets.

Validity and Pricing

The pass is valid for five consecutive days starting from the first day of use, offering ample time to explore each site at a leisurely pace. As of 2025, the standard price for the pass is €30, with reduced rates available for eligible visitors.

​Starting April 1st, 2024, the Acropolis of Athens requires all visitors to select a specific time slot when purchasing tickets. Entry is permitted from 15 minutes before to 15 minutes after the chosen time. It's advisable to arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled entry to allow for security checks and ticket validation. For those with the Athens Archaeological Sites Pass, the timed entry requirement applies only to the Acropolis & Slopes. The other sites included in the pass can be visited at any time within the five-day validity period. Visitors are allowed to enter up to 20 minutes before the site's closing time.

👉 Purchasing the pass not only saves money compared to buying individual tickets but also provides the flexibility to visit each site once over the five-day period, making it ideal for travelers with varying schedules.

Where to Buy the Athens Archaeological Sites Pass

The Athens Archaeological Sites Pass can be purchased:​

• Online, allowing you to skip the lines and head straight to the sites.

• On-Site at the ticket offices of any included archaeological site. However, during peak seasons, online purchase is recommended to avoid long queues.​

👉 Get your Athena Combined Ticket to visit Acropolis + 6 archaeological sites of Athens! Always carry a valid ID or passport when visiting the sites, as proof of eligibility may be required for reduced or free admission categories.

Make the most of your Athens Archaeological Sites Pass

• Plan Ahead. Review the operating hours of each site, as they may vary seasonally.​

• Start Early. Visiting popular sites like the Acropolis early in the morning can help you avoid crowds and the midday heat.​

• Stay Hydrated. Carry water, especially during summer months, as some sites have limited shade.​

• Wear Comfortable Footwear: Many sites have uneven terrain, so sturdy shoes are advisable.​

By using the Athens Archaeological Sites Pass and adhering to the timed entry requirements, you can seamlessly explore the city's ancient wonders, gaining a deeper appreciation for its historical and cultural heritage.