Museum reservations in Athens

[DanManBob]

Have a tour booked, but it does not include entry fees to the sites.

 

Which big name tourist sites require the purchase of a ticket and do we need to set these up in advance?

 

Thanks.

[numbersix]

There's a combo ticket (12 Euros, I think) which you buy at the first site visited, which covers the Acropolis, the Ancient Agora, Roman Agora, Kerameikos(the ancient cemetery) , Kerameikos museum, the Odeon, and the Temple of Olympian Zeus.

 

There's seperate admissions to the National Archeological museum, and the New Acropolis Museum, should you be visiting those as well.

 

Don't need to (and don't think its possible) to reserve in advance.

 

Enjoy Athens!

 

Kevin

[grvdggr71]

The New Acropolis museum was 1 euro when we were there in November, and well worth the price of admission. When we were there, there was certainly no need for an advanced reservation.

[DanManBob]

Many thanks!!

[Manos]

For the Acropolis museum the entrance fee since 1/1/2010 is 5 Euros.

 

You only need to reserve your tickets if you are big group, and only for the Acropolis Museum.

[chipmaster]

Most need a ticket but as others said you can purchase them at gate, unlike the Museums and other attractions in Italy we found really no line or wait so to speak, crowds and heat are a seperate matter. :mad:

Have a tour booked, but it does not include entry fees to the sites.

 

Which big name tourist sites require the purchase of a ticket and do we need to set these up in advance?

 

Thanks.