Athens: National Archaeological Museum Ticket with Audio Guide

Step into the world of ancient Greece with a single ticket to two of Athens’ most iconic museums.

Getting started

Start your day at either museum—entry is flexible. Show your ticket at the entrance for direct access. If you’ve opted for the audio guide, make sure to download it before your visit (details provided in the confirmation email).

National Archaeological Museum

Home to one of the richest collections of ancient Greek art, this museum spans over 5,000 years of history—from the Neolithic era to late Antiquity.

• See world-famous pieces like the golden Mask of Agamemnon, the bronze Head of a Boxer, and statues of Zeus and Poseidon.

• Explore halls filled with intricate pottery, gold jewelry, and marble sculptures—each artifact shedding light on ancient craftsmanship and mythology.

• Audio guide adds expert insights on the stories and symbolism behind the exhibits.

Athens: National Archaeological Museum Ticket with Audio Guide

Discover the National Archaeological Museum of Athens on this self-guided tour that includes access to one of the world’s most impressive collections of ancient Greek art and artifacts. Explore at your own pace, with offline maps and expert insights available in 12 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Portuguese, and Dutch. The museum covers over 80,000 square feet across eight galleries, housing more than 11,000 objects from the Neolithic period to late antiquity. Key highlights include the Cycladic Harp Player, dating back approximately 2700-2300 BC; the Gold Death Mask of Agamemnon, believed to be from around 1600-1500 BC; intricate jewelry pieces such as the Snake Goddess figurine and golden earrings; marble statues like Aphrodite of Cnidus and Diadoumenos; and everyday objects that provide a glimpse into life in ancient Greece. The museum was founded in 1829, with its current building completed between 1865 and 1889. Visitors spend approximately two to three hours exploring the extensive collection, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive archaeological museums globally.

Explore Ancient Artifacts at National Archaeological Museum

Your tour stops at the National Archaeological Museum where you will find some of the world’s finest collections of ancient Greek artifacts. Established in 1829, this landmark was built between 1865 and 1889, covering an area of over 80,000 square feet across eight galleries. Among the highlights are the Cycladic Harp Player, dating back to approximately 2700-2300 BC; the intricate jewelry pieces such as the Snake Goddess figurine from around 2650 BC; and marble statues like Aphrodite of Cnidus from the Hellenistic period. The museum’s collection includes over 11,000 objects ranging from Neolithic to late antiquity periods, providing a comprehensive view of Greek history. Visitors spend about two hours exploring this vast array of historical treasures.

Experience Mycenaean Artifacts at National Archaeological Museum

The tour continues with a visit to the National Archaeological Museum where you can explore artifacts from the Mycenaean era, including the famous Gold Death Mask of Agamemnon. This mask, believed to date back to around 1600-1500 BC, is one of the most significant pieces in the museum’s collection. The museum itself was established in 1829 and its current building was completed between 1865 and 1889. Covering an area of over 80,000 square feet across eight galleries, it houses more than 11,000 objects from various periods of Greek history. Visitors spend approximately two to three hours exploring the extensive collection, which includes intricate jewelry pieces such as golden earrings and everyday objects that reveal what life was like in ancient Greece.

Tour Highlights

• Explore ancient art at National Archaeological Museum
• 2-3 hour self-guided tour with offline maps
• Audio guide available in 12 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Portuguese, and Dutch
• See the Cycladic Harp Player from around 2700-2300 BC
• Discover intricate jewelry pieces like the Snake Goddess figurine from 2650 BC
• Marvel at marble statues including Aphrodite of Cnidus from the Hellenistic period
• Access to over 11,000 objects ranging from Neolithic to late antiquity periods
• Explore eight galleries covering an area of over 80,000 square feet

Perfect for history enthusiasts, art lovers, and culture seekers, this self-guided tour provides unparalleled access to ancient Greek artifacts through a comprehensive audio guide. The two-to-three-hour format allows you to explore the Cycladic Harp Player, marvel at intricate jewelry pieces like the Snake Goddess figurine, and discover marble statues including Aphrodite of Cnidus, giving you an immersive experience of Greece’s rich cultural heritage.