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The Acropolis Museum showcases over 4,200 artifacts from the Acropolis of Athens, covering the Archaic, Classical, and Roman periods – spanning over 3,000 years. In its galleries, you can see the famous Caryatids, the Parthenon Frieze, the Moschophoros (Calf-Bearer) statue, and the bronze statuette of Athena Promachos.
Best for: Visitors who are short on time, those who want to explore at their own pace
Entry to the museum: Yes
Guide: Audio guide in 5 languages (optional)
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Best for: Visitors who want to explore the museum in-depth
Entry to the museum: Depends on ticket purchased
Guide: Expert English-speaking guide
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Best for: Visitors who want to explore multiple Athens attractions
Entry to the museum: Yes
Guide: Expert English-speaking guide (depends on the ticket purchased)
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A thematic museum, the Acropolis Museum, Athens, houses the findings from a single archaeological site – the Acropolis. The museum’s exhibition sections are on four levels. The ground, first, and third floors have both permanent galleries and temporary exhibitions, while the underground Level 1 is the excavation site.
Location: Ground floor
Major exhibit: Loutrophoros
The Acropolis Museum’s first exhibition includes the artifacts found in the sanctuaries, theaters, and religious structures built on the slopes of the Acropolis Hill. From cookery pots to votive offerings for the worshipping of gods, this exhibition gives you a glimpse into the lifestyle of the ancient Athenians.
Location: First floor
Major exhibits: Moschophoros, Caryatids
Learn about the history of the Acropolis starting from the 2nd millennium BC to the end of Antiquity. You will find objects that show the evolution of the citadel from a fortress to a place of worship, how the Acropolis looked during the Archaic period, and other monuments from Pericles’ building programme including the Erechtheion and the temple of Athena Nike.
Location: Third floor
Main exhibit: Fragments of the Parthenon Frieze
The Acropolis Museum Parthenon Gallery houses the artifacts that were discovered inside the main shrine, including the pediment of the sanctuary and the metopes. Its layout and lighting will make you feel as if you are walking inside the Parthenon yourself.
Location: Level 1
Major exhibits: Architectural fragments of ancient buildings, daily use pottery and items
Discover the ancient neighborhood of Athens that lies under the museum and get a glimpse into how the ancient Greeks lived from the Classical to the Byzantine periods. You can see the ancient baths, streets, villas, plumbing, etc. laid out, which was used by the settlement in ancient Athens.
Location: Online
The Digital Museum has over 2,000 digitized objects that you can view on a virtual tour of the Acropolis Museum, Athens, from your home. The museum’s artifacts have been scanned in high definition, allowing you to enjoy them in a wide range of multimedia options such as audio-visual content, 3D images, and more.
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Summer Season (April 1 to October 31):
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing.
Closed on: January 1, Orthodox Easter Sunday, May 1, December 25 and 26.
Altered timings: December 24, December 31, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, August Full Moon
Duration of visit: Approximately 2 hours.
Acropolis Museum hours
Acropolis Museum Address: Dionysiou Areopagitou 15, Athina 117 42, Greece
Whether you’re looking to grab a bite between touring the galleries or want a full meal after your visit, the on-site Acropolis Museum cafe and restaurant have you covered.
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A standard Acropolis Museum ticket grants access to all permanent exhibitions and galleries within the museum, including the Parthenon Gallery, the Archaic Gallery, and the archaeological excavation visible beneath the atrium’s glass floor.
Yes, you can learn more about the exhibits with an Acropolis Museum audio guide. They are not included in all tickets, so ensure you purchase a ticket that includes an audio guide.
No, not all tickets include a tour guide. You can book an Acropolis Museum guided tour separately or choose a ticket that includes one.
Booking Acropolis Museum skip-the-line tickets online in advance is the best way to bypass long ticket queues. These tickets give you direct entry to the museum.
Yes, it’s best to buy your tickets online in advance. They guarantee your entry, especially during the peak season, when tickets sell out quite quickly.
Your admission tickets include access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions within the Acropolis Museum, Athens, Greece. You don’t need to pay any separate entry fees to see the special exhibits.
Yes, there are many activities for children to make their visit interesting. The museum offers educational booklets, a children’s map, stickers, drawing and painting supplies, puzzles, games, and toys to encourage their interaction with the exhibits. Children can play digital games and watch videos in the Kids Corner. There’s also a LEGO model of the Acropolis at the museum, made with 120,000 LEGO bricks.
