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Combo: Acropolis Museum + National Archeological Museum Ticket

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Combo ticket grants entry to both the Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.

Explore permanent exhibitions showcasing ancient Greek art, culture, and history from 6000 BC to 330 AD.

Discover over 11,000 artifacts, including marble, clay, bronze, and gold masterpieces from Greece and beyond.

Visit the Hellenic Heritage Museum shop for unique souvenirs and faithful exhibit replicas.

Admission to the National Archaeological Museum

Access to all permanent exhibitions

Access to the Hellenic Heritage Museum shop

List of 20 exhibits for people with vision loss (on request)

Guided tour (unless separately booked)

Transportation to and from the museum

Purchases at the Hellenic Heritage Museum shop

Food and beverages

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Explore two of Athens’ most celebrated museums with a single ticket, unlocking ancient Greek history and art at your own pace.

Getting started

You can begin your visit at the main entrance of each museum, where your timed-entry ticket will be verifiedd. After a quick security check, you’re free to explore the exhibitions independently.

What to expect

Recognized as Greece’s largest museum, the National Archaeological Museum is housed in a grand neoclassical building in central Athens. Its extensive galleries showcase the evolution of Greek civilization from prehistory to late antiquity.

Features

  • Permanent exhibitions: Over 11,000 artifacts—including marble sculptures, bronze works, and gold treasures—span 8,000 sq.m., highlighting artistic achievements from 6,000 B.C. to 330 A.D.

  • Hellenic Heritage Museum shop: Browse a curated selection of publications, faithful exhibit replicas, and souvenirs inspired by Greek heritage.

  • Accessibility: Wheelchair access, lifts to all levels, and a list of 20 tactile exhibits for visitors with vision loss are available upon request.

  • Facilities: Accessible wheelchair and a dedicated entrance for visitors with disabilities ensure a comfortable experience for all.

Combo: Acropolis Museum + National Archeological Museum Ticket

Diving into the heart of ancient Greece’s timeless narrative, visitors to Athens embark on an unparalleled journey through history's echoes at the Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological Museum. This comprehensive ticket serves as a key to unlock not just doors but portals to the past, granting access to an astounding array of over 11,000 artifacts that span from the Neolithic period to the Hellenistic era. As explorers traverse these hallowed halls, they are invited to wander through millennia of artistic and cultural evolution, where every corner reveals a new layer of Greece’s rich heritage—from intricate sculptures to monumental friezes, each piece telling its own story of human ingenuity and beauty. With permanent exhibitions that chronicle the profound contributions of ancient Greek civilization to art, philosophy, and democracy, this tour weaves together threads of history and imagination, offering memorable encounters to forge a deeper understanding of a bygone era while acknowledging the limitations of time-bound artifacts in capturing the full breadth of human creativity.

Wandering Through Acropolis Museum's Timeless Treasures

Visit Acropolis Museum during your tour’s highlight segment where timeless treasures await, each artifact echoing stories from ancient Greece. Explore its vast collection showcasing finds from the Parthenon and other iconic structures on the Acropolis, with highlights including the Caryatids and friezes that stand as testament to architectural prowess and artistic mastery. Marvel at the museum's glass floor providing a view of excavations beneath, where visitors can see ongoing archaeological work revealing layers of history. The atmosphere here is one of reverence and wonder, inviting you to delve into the rich tapestry of Greece’s cultural heritage through detailed displays and interactive exhibits that bring ancient narratives to life.

Discovering National Archaeological Museum's Masterpieces

Experience National Archaeological Museum as part of your comprehensive itinerary featuring a vast array of masterpieces from various eras and regions. Access this treasure trove showcasing artifacts ranging from the Mycenaean period through Roman times, including renowned statues like the Keros Phylakopi Figurine and the bronze statue of Poseidon or Zeus. Explore an extensive collection of pottery, jewelry, and sculptures that illuminate ancient Greek life and culture, each piece offering a unique window into the past. This museum stands as a testament to Greece’s profound impact on Western civilization, inviting visitors to walk through its galleries with awe and curiosity.

Tour Highlights

• Visit Acropolis Museum's Parthenon Gallery highest viewpoint
• Experience National Archaeological Museum's extensive pottery collection second-largest in the world
• Explore over 11,000 artifacts showcasing ancient Greek art comprehensive exhibition
• Discover marble and bronze sculptures architecturally impressive
• Access Hellenic Heritage Museum shop for unique souvenirs included
• Wander through interactive exhibits bringing ancient narratives to life fascinating

Awe-inspiring for explorers of antiquity, enchanting devotees of culture, and seekers of historical insight, this journey weaves together threads of artistry and lore, offering a tapestry rich in color and depth. Join us on an expedition that unfurls like the pages of an ancient scroll, revealing secrets locked within millennia-old artifacts and the walls of revered museums, crafting memories that linger like the echoes of history’s whispers through time.

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