Things to do in Acropolis of Athens

Was with guide Maria. She was friendly & very knowledgeable. Keeping the group in check at all times and giving us tips on toilet break! Really important as timing is critical. View of the lake & the temple was amazing!

I booked an 8 AM entry time for the Acropolis and visited then. I highly recommend going early in the morning, as the sun is less intense and there are fewer people. The official website is cheaper, but if you missed out because it booked up quickly, I recommend booking through Klook.

The tour is well organised and in good pace, you can choose one of pickup locations near your hotel, we did have a short duration at the Delphi museum on the first day after the main site, lunch places they chose for us are decent, hotel in Kalaplaki was clean and safe, Metora tour was wonderful. Our guide Mariana was so knowledgeable and passionate about Greek and history and culture, we had a blast!

smooth process , works well and allows for easier process than using the official site. price is also not bad

Doing the Athens city tour on the bus and Acropolis walk was the best decision I made. Haha~ Our guide Dimitris share lots of historical facts and it was fun. Yanis the driver smoothly navigated through the city center and drop us off at Acropolis. The attraction can be very crowded and a bit steep, but the guide manage us well ensuring no one is left behind. Do book this tour—it makes the ancient ruins come alive in a way no text can replicate!

This Cape Sounion tour is a must-do when visiting Athens! The coastal drive is breathtaking (thanks to driver Panos), and the Temple of Poseidon at sunset is pure magic. Our guide, Maria, was phenomenal. She was friendly, enthusiastic, highly organized, and an amazing storyteller who brought the myths and history to life. She made sure we had plenty of time to enjoy the beach & views without feeling rushed. It was a flawless tour, and I highly recommend this tour to anyone!

A visit to this legendary site is a must if you come to Athens. Be sure to go, and get an audio guide; bring your own headphones. I had my Meta glasses, which was great because it also allowed me to listen to what was happening around me.

Athens in May is already reaching 26 degrees Celsius (79°F), and it feels just as hot. There's no shade on the Acropolis, so it's recommended to bring sun protection like a bucket hat. Approximately 99% of places in Greece accept Apple Pay, so try to only bring water and your phone when visiting the Acropolis to avoid concerns about pickpockets.