Athens: Olympieion (Temple of Olympian Zeus) Skip-the-Ticket-Line Ticket
Athens: Olympieion (Temple of Olympian Zeus) Skip-the-Ticket-Line Ticket
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Explore the majestic Olympieion, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, a monumental ancient site in Athens. Marvel at its towering columns and uncover the rich history of one of the largest temples in antiquity.
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Duration
1 Hours
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Highlights
- Explore the grandeur of the Olympieion, one of the ancient world's largest temples in Athens.
- Admire 15 colossal Corinthian columns made from Pentelic marble, a glimpse of its original 104.
- Discover the Themistoclean Wall, a historic fortification built after the Persian Wars in 479 BC.
- Walk through the ruins of a Roman bathhouse and ancient dwellings within the sanctuary.
- Visit the Hellenic Heritage Museum Shop for unique souvenirs and historical replicas.
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- Skip-the-ticket-line entry to the Olympieion (Temple of Olympian Zeus)
- Timed entry access to manage crowds and ensure a comfortable visit
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- Guided tour
- Transportation to and from the site
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- Book your preferred date and time for your visit.
- Arrive 30 minutes before your selected time slot to ensure a smooth entry.
- Your ticket is valid from 15 minutes before to 15 minutes after your reserved slot.
- Once inside, enjoy exploring the incredible exhibits of the National Archaeological Museum at your own pace!
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- Non-refundable
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An ancient marvel in Athens, the Olympieion, or Temple of Olympian Zeus, showcases grandeur and history. Initiated in 515 BC and completed in 131 AD under Emperor Hadrian, it once boasted 104 Corinthian columns of Pentelic marble. Today, 15 remain, echoing its former majesty. Visitors can explore ruins like the Themistoclean Wall, a Roman bathhouse, and ancient dwellings. A highlight for history lovers is the Hellenic Heritage Museum Shop, offering cultural souvenirs.