Athens Museums
Discover the best of Athens with museum tickets, tours, and passes, exploring iconic exhibits, opening hours, locations, and prices for a journey through Greece’s rich history!
FAQ's for Athens Museums
Among the main artifacts in the museum are the Nike Relief of Athena, various sculptures excavated from the Erechtheion, and a gallery where important parts of the Parthenon are exhibited.
As in many European countries, Greece offers free admission to all museums and archaeological sites affiliated with the Ministry of Culture on the first Sunday of each year during the winter months.
In ancient Athens, as in later societies, the Agora was the central area of the city and functioned as both the city square and the town hall. Similar to other city centers, the Agora attracted attention with its surrounding trees, gardens, fountains, and columns.
It emerged in the 5th century BC thanks to a large-scale building program spearheaded by the Greek statesman Pericles.
A 4-5 day vacation program is ideal to fully explore both the natural and historical richness of Athens. This is more than enough time to see the city and its important points in detail and to experience the Greek culture.
The city was named after the ancient Greek goddess of wisdom.
In Athens, you can probably complete your sightseeing without a car. The city is perfect for exploring on foot.
Between April and June, the city has a perfect spring weather. During this period, the city is calmer and more peaceful compared to the crowds and noise of the summer months. Spring and fall are the best times to explore the city and get away from the traffic and crowds.
The Acropolis Museum is free on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), March 25 (National Holiday), May 18 (International Museum Day), and October 28 (National Holiday).
One of the most popular areas for swimming in Athens is Piraeus Beach. There are several beach clubs here, offering guests many amenities such as sea, sun, delicious food, and showers.
