Visit the Acropolis Museum located in Athens, at the foot of the Acropolis Hill, which is known as one of the most iconic ancient sites in the world
Marvel at over 1000 artifacts, dating from the Greek Bronze Age to Roman and Byzantine times
Book the Acropolis Museum tickets and admire the archaic statues as you stroll on the amazing glass floor
At the ground floor of the museum is accumulated the first exhibition which displays artefacts found from the slopes of Acropolis. Here, you’d enjoy the extensive collection of cookery pots and votive offerings for the gods that allows a sneak peak into the ancient lifestyle of Athenians.
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The history of Acropolis since the 2nd millennium B.C. has been preserved in the objects that tell about the site. You would find various objects that show about the evolution of usage of rocks in constructions of fortresses to a sculpture. A range of objects displaying history of monuments other than Parthenon like the Pericle’s program including Erechtheion and the temple of Athena Nike can be found here as well.
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It’s the Parthenon Hall where the artefacts that were discovered inside the shrine have been depicted. You must book your Acropolis Museum tickets to enjoy not only the collection discovered from the pediment of the sanctuary and the metopes as well as the views visible from the top of the hill. A walk on the floor looks like entering inside the Temple of Athena Nike.
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The Acropolis Museum in Athens is a modern marvel that complements its ancient counterpart. Immerse yourself in Greece's archaeological treasures through its sleek design and innovative displays. The museum showcases sculptures, artifacts, and architectural fragments from the Acropolis, connecting visitors to the city's glorious past. The glass floor offers a glimpse into ongoing excavations, bridging ancient history with contemporary exploration. The Parthenon Gallery's meticulously arranged marbles awe with their detail and significance. Culminate your journey at the museum's terrace café, overlooking the Acropolis itself. This museum encapsulates Greece's rich heritage, making history come alive with a blend of reverence and modernity.
i. During winters (1 Nov - 31 Mar) the museum is operational between
1. 9AM to 5 PM- Monday to Thursday,
2. 9 AM to 8 PM- Saturday, Sunday and
3. 9 AM to 10 PM - Friday
ii. While In the summer season (1 Apr - 31 Oct),
1. 8 AM to 4 PM- Monday
2. 8 AM to 8 PM- Tuesday to Sunday
3. 8 AM to 10 PM- Friday
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The best time to visit the museum is during the early morning hours when the space of the museum is sparsely crowded. It would allow you to enjoy the visit without any rush as well as stunning views of the surrounding.
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The museum of Acropolis is famous for the extensive collection of more than 4,000 exhibits that belong to the Archaic, Classical and Roman periods. Alongwith a peek into the repository of the ancient Greek culture you can also enjoy panoramic views of the hills and mountains of Attica. The highlight of the tour is the underlying excavation site where the exhibits are displayed in the museum galleries.
Yes, you can have a detailed tour of the ground, first and second floor with your Acropolis Museum tickets.
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A trip to the Acropolis Museum would take upto 2 to 3 hours for a detailed tour.
The best way to buy the Acropolis Museum tickets is buying them online. You can choose a day and time of your preferences and book the tickets online from the convenience of your home.
Wear sophisticated clothing while you go to the Acropolis Museum. It’s advisable to not wear skirts, tunics and dresses as a few of the floors at the museum are transparent, allowing a full view of the upper floor to the visitors on the lower floor.