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Old city foundations
looking west
Kanellopoulos Museum, Athens
Enjoying our appetizers in Dionyssos Zonar’sAcropolis Ticket
The Acropolis ticket may be bought from a little kiosk once you have climbed to the top of the slope. It can either cost EUR 6 (access to the Acropolis only) or EUR 12 (access to five other sites, see below) per person.
The other sites included in the ticket are:
(1) Theater of Dionisyus
(2) Ancient Cemetry of Kerameikos
(3) Athenian (Ancient) Agora
(4) Roman Agora and Tower of the Winds (Horologion of Andronicus)
(5) Olympeion (Temple of Olympian Zeus)
I would suggest, of course, the full ticket. Over and above that, I recommend visiting all of the other sites, but having to rate them I would say that (5) and (3) are absolutely UNMISSABLE, (4) should only be missed in case of an emergency or something, (1) is to be seen with a quick pace - but still be seen, and (2) may be missed for a good reason. But do make it a point to see the Olympeion and Athenian Agora!
The actual ticket is a compound of 6 coupons, out of which one will be torn at each site you visit (the first one naturally being the Acropolis). I have read numerous reviews regarding the timespan you have available to see all sites. I was told at the Acropolis that I could use teh tickets throughout all season (Summer).
Since other sources offered conflicting information, check when you buy your ticket. But you should be able to comfortably see everything in 3 or 4 days!
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