The Odeon of Herodes Atticus is a magnificent Roman theatre on the south-west slope of the Acropolis, raised in 161 AD for around 5,000 spectators and still staging world-class concerts during the Athens Epidaurus Festival. Discover this living ancient venue with skip-the-line tickets and guided tours from My Greece Tours for a richer, queue-free visit. … Read more
On the south slope of the Acropolis, the Theatre of Dionysus is the world’s oldest theatre and the birthplace of Greek drama, where the tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides premiered before audiences of up to 17,000. Explore it on your way to the summit with skip-the-line tickets and guided tours from My Greece Tours … Read more
The Propylaea is the grand monumental gateway to the Acropolis, begun in 437 BC by the architect Mnesicles, blending Doric and Ionic orders in gleaming Pentelic marble to create a majestic sense of arrival. Walk through this ancient entrance with skip-the-line tickets and expert guided tours from My Greece Tours for a deeper, queue-free visit. … Read more
Perched on a bastion beside the Acropolis entrance, the small, elegant Temple of Athena Nike was built around 420 BC by Kallikrates to honour Athena as the bringer of victory. Discover this jewel of the Acropolis with skip-the-line tickets and expert guided tours from My Greece Tours for a richer, queue-free visit. The Temple of … Read more
The Erechtheion is the Acropolis’s most sacred temple, built 421-406 BC and famous for its Porch of the Caryatids, six marble maidens that stand in place of columns. Discover this Ionic masterpiece and its statues with skip-the-line tickets and expert guided tours from My Greece Tours for a deeper, queue-free visit. The Erechtheion is one … Read more
The main Acropolis monuments are the Parthenon, the Propylaea gateway, the Temple of Athena Nike and the Erechtheion with its Caryatids on the summit, plus the Theatre of Dionysus and Odeon of Herodes Atticus on the slopes. See them all with skip-the-line tickets and expert guided tours from My Greece Tours for a richer, queue-free … Read more
The simplest way to reach the Acropolis is by metro to Acropoli station on the Red Line, Line 2 (Red), a 5-minute walk from the entrance, with Thissio and Monastiraki as alternatives, plus easy walking, taxi and bus options. Arrive ready to explore with skip-the-line tickets and guided tours from My Greece Tours so you … Read more
The Parthenon is the great Doric temple of Athena crowning the Acropolis, built between 447 and 432 BC by Iktinos and Kallikrates with sculptures by Phidias, and the supreme masterpiece of Classical Greek architecture. See it up close with skip-the-line tickets and expert guided tours from My Greece Tours for a deeper, queue-free experience. The … Read more
The Acropolis opening hours are daily from 08:00, closing at 20:00 in summer and 17:00 in winter, with last entry 30 minutes before closing and reduced hours each fortnight through autumn. Skip the queues with advance, skip-the-line tickets and guided tours from My Greece Tours to make every minute of your visit count. Knowing the … Read more
Getting from Mykonos to Athens is easy by ferry to the ports of Piraeus or Rafina, a crossing of around 2.5 to 6 hours, or by a short flight of about 30 minutes to Athens airport. This guide covers the ferries, the flights, the journey times, the prices, the ports, booking and how to choose. … Read more