Acanthus Athens
Guided Tours
We offer 3 comprehensive guided tours by appointment:
Group Tour in Athens
ACROPOLIS
AND THE PARTHENON
From
30€ / person
Small group
Duration: 2 hours / early start
Skip the ticket lines
English-speaking guide / audio system
Group Tour in Athens
ACROPOLIS, PARTHENON
AND THE ACROPOLIS MUSEUM
From
50€ / person
Small group
Duration: 3-4 hours / early start
Skip the ticket lines
English-speaking guide / audio system
Group Tour in Athens
ACROPOLIS, PARTHENON
AND ANAFIOTIKA
From
65€ / person
Small group
Duration: 4-5 hours / early start
Skip the ticket lines
English-speaking guide / audio system
Experience the wonders of Athens
Discover the rich history of Athens with our expertly guided tours of the Parthenon Museum and other points of interest.
We offer comprehensive guided tours by appointment at the Parthenon Museum of Acropolis and other fascinating locations in Athens.
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In Greece, not everyone can work as a guide, but only trained professionals who have studied the subject. We assure you that our team consists of the best professionals in the field!
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The audio headset provided during the tour will ensure that you will not miss any of the enlightening information delivered by your English -speaking guide.
Small Group
Groups of 20 people or less will have you in direct contact with your guide. No lines and huge crowds in order to ask a question!
About us
The Acanthus is a pretty flower found in the Mediterranean. With its purplish spiky leaves it dominates Athens and its history all around in such extent that it is claimed to be “the ultimate Greek flower”.
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Tell us your needs and wants and we will design the best Athens experience just for you! We will provide a vehicle for your transportation and one of our best guides will escort you through the day.
• Tailor – made experience
• Local English-speaking guide
• 4-8 h according to your needs
• Skip the tickets lines
Frequent asked questions
The Acropolis is the rocky formation that looms over the city of Athens. It is considered to be an archaeological site and contains the ruins of ancient monuments dating from the pre-historic to the modern times.
When it comes to the Acropolis Hill, the opening hours vary during the winter and the summer time as detailed below:
• Winter: 08:00 – 17:00
• Summer: 8:00- 19:30
• 16th to 30th September: 08:00 – 19:00
• 1st to 15th October: 08:00 – 18:30
• 16th to 30th October: 08:00 – 18:00
The new Acropolis Museum is open daily. (The opening hours vary as seen in the following chart)
• From 1 November to 31 March:
Monday – Thursday: 9 am – 5 pm
Friday: 9 am – 10 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 9 am – 8 pm
• From 1 April to 31 October:
Monday: 9 am – 5 pm
Tuesday – Sunday: 9 am – 8 pm
Friday: 9 am – 10 pm
The pricing differs according to the season. April 1st – October 31st you will be charged 20€ / person for the Acropolis Hill and an additional 15€ / person for the Acropolis Museum. During the off-season months (November – March) you will be charged 10€ / person for the Acropolis Hill and 10€ / person for the Acropolis Museum.
The tickets to both archaeological sites (the Acropolis Hill archaeological site and the Acropolis museum) are valid for ONE ENTRY ONLY. You will not need a ticket to the area of Anafiotika.
All group tours are conducted in ENGLISH. Private tours can also be conducted in French or Spanish upon request.
It is always advised to have with you a bottle of water, a pair of sunglasses and a hat, especially during the hot summer months in Athens (April – October). Check the weather forecast and if necessary bring a raincoat or/and an umbrella. Your shoes should be enclosed and supportive as the Acropolis Hill can be considered a hiking experience.
For safety reasons it is NOT allowed and/or advised to bring inside any the following items:
– Any food or beverage except for water
– Any sharp items, such as knives or bottle openers
– Any large backpacks will be handed to the cloakroom in the Acropolis museum
– No pets are allowed, except for guide dogs
If you opt for the option without the tickets, you will have to purchase them on your own.
No food or drink is provided by the company.
In case it rains the company WILL provide you with a raincoat, but NOT with an umbrella.
Of course! The Parthenon is one of the monuments you are going to enjoy on top of the Acropolis Hill.