• Acropolis - The Acropolis stands as Athens’ most renowned attraction. This sanctuary site has been occupied since the Neolithic era, achieving its peak during Pericles’ reconstruction program in the mid-5th century BC. Many of its significant temples, such as the Parthenon and the Erechtheion, were reconstructed into the forms we recognize today.
• Parthenon - The Parthenon is the most iconic and best-preserved structure. Its decorative marble and statues are considered exemplary works of ancient Greek art. Over the centuries, the facade and function of the Acropolis have evolved significantly, particularly during the Byzantine and Ottoman periods.
• Stoa of Attalos - The Stoa of Attalos, located in the Ancient Agora of Athens, is a covered walkway crafted from Pentelic marble and limestone. Constructed by King Attalos II of Pergamon in the 2nd century BC, it was a gift to Athens, where he was educated. The stoa is distinguished from earlier Agora buildings by its size and intricate decoration. Today, it functions as the museum of the Ancient Agora.
• Acropolis Museum - The New Acropolis Museum, inaugurated on June 20th, 2009, attracts approximately 2 million visitors annually with its exclusive exhibits from the Acropolis area. It is located 300 meters opposite the Acropolis archaeological site.
• Museum Herakleidon - The Herakleidon Museum, a private art museum in Athens, was established in 2004. Initially focused on fine arts and cultural events, it has recently transformed into an interactive center for popularized science, embracing the philosophy of ‘Science, Art & Mathematics.’
• Hellenic Motor Museum - The Hellenic Motor Museum is housed in a uniquely designed building, showcasing the evolution of the automobile with over 110 cars from the 19th and 20th centuries.
• Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology - Located in the heart of Athens, near the Greek Parliament, the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology spans 700 square meters, offering insights into lesser-known aspects of ancient Greek culture. The exhibition features around 100 selected exhibits, including the robot-servant, Philon’s “cinema,” Heron’s automatic theater, Ktesibios’ Hydraulic Clock, and the Antikythera Mechanism. Visitors can enjoy hands-on experiences with fully functional models and explore the museum gift shop for handmade models and replicas of the exhibits by Marios Kotsanas.
• Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology - This museum also houses approximately 42 fully functional reconstructions of ancient Greek musical instruments and games, making it one of the most comprehensive and authentic of its kind globally. Notable exhibits include the helicon and sixth string of Pythagoras, Hermes’ lyre, Apollo’s magnificent guitar, the Homeric phorminx, Sappho’s harp, the Ptolemaic helicon, and the Pan flute. Visitors can listen to the ancient song of Seikilos and explore the “hydraulis of Ktesibios,” the world’s first keyboard instrument. Additionally, they can engage with Archimedes’ (O)stomachion, the first puzzle in history, and the Trias, the earliest tic-tac-toe game.
• Ilias Lalaounis Jewelry Museum - The Ilias Lalaounis Jewelry Museum is among the few of its kind worldwide and the first to showcase Greek jewelry art. It emphasizes silver and goldsmith art and contemporary studio jewelry. The museum features 50 collections designed and curated by its founder, Ilias Lalaounis, a renowned jeweler and artist celebrated for his luxurious gold jewelry creations. The museum continues to expand its collection with contemporary art jewelry from Greek and international artists.
• Museum of Illusions Athens - Step into the captivating world of illusions that challenge your senses and surprise you. The Museum of Illusions in Athens will both bewilder and educate you, as nothing is as it appears.

• Free admission to new Acropolis Museum
• One Day Cruise to Hydra, Poros & Aegina including lunch buffet and transfer (optional)
• Enjoy Museum of Illusions
• Free entry to Hellenic Motor Museum
• Discover Athens with 48 hrs Hop on Hop off ticket including audio guide
• Explore the Acropolis with Parthenon and North & South slope

• If not booked optional, One Day Cruise to Hydra, Poros & Aegina
• Public transportation ticket

Experience the best of Athens with the all-inclusive Athens City Pass. This comprehensive ticket provides access to over 20 premier attractions to choose from.

Be amazed by the towering Acropolis and the intriguing displays at the New Acropolis Museum.

The Athens City Pass also offers a complimentary 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour through the city’s enchanting streets.

To ensure a complete experience, it is highly recommended to book a one-day cruise, which includes hotel transfer and a lunch buffet, to the renowned islands of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina.

Discover the city at your leisure with up to 6 days of validity and save up to 60% compared to individual bookings.

• ACROPOLIS ENTRY TICKET: The entry time for the Acropolis and Panthenon will be booked on an available time on the FIRST day of your City Pass between 08:00 AM - 12:00 AM
• PLEASE BE AWARE: if your travel is after 01th April 2025, you will receive your City Pass only 1 week, maximal 2 weeks before travel, due seasonal changes of Acropolis tickets..

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.