Combo: Athens Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Acropolis & Parthenon + Acropolis Museum Tickets

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Athens HOHO

Athens reveals its timeless beauty through the hop-on hop-off tour, offering travelers unprecedented flexibility. With four routes spanning Athens, Piraeus, and Coastline, this comprehensive two-day ensures an immersive journey through the city's captivating landscape.

Orange Line: Athens

• First bus: 8.30am from Syntagma Square, Old Parliament

• Last bus: 6:15pm from Syntagma Square, Old Parliament

• Frequency: Every 20 mins

• Popular stops: Acropolis Museum, Temple of the Olympian, Panathenaic Stadium

Blue Line: Piraeus

• First bus: 10:45am from Acropolis

• Last bus: 5:05pm from Acropolis

• Frequency: Every 2 hours

• Popular stops: Planetarium, Piraeus

Yellow Line: Glyfada

• First bus: 11am from Acropolis

• Last bus: 4:50pm from Acropolis

• Frequency: Every 2 hours

• Popular stops: Kosmas Beach, Glyfada Beach

Green Line: Vouliagmeni

• First bus: 11.38am from Divani Apollon

• Last bus: 3:38pm from Divani Apollon

• Frequency: Every 2-3 hours

• Popular stops: Astir Beach, Kavouri Beach

Please click here for the detailed route maps and boarding points.

You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Acropolis & Parthenon

The Acropolis and Parthenon stand as extraordinary testaments to ancient Greek civilization. With your timed entry tickets, marvel at the massive Parthenon temple, admire intricate marble columns, and explore the sacred rock where democracy and philosophy were born. You'll witness the Theatre of Dionysus where ancient Greek drama originated and the stunning Odeon of Herodes Atticus, an impressive stone theatre that still hosts performances today.

Acropolis Museum

Skip the lines at the Acropolis Museum and view stunning marble sculptures, original artifacts from the Acropolis, and walk above archaeological excavations through glass floors. Highlights include the Parthenon frieze, ancient statues of goddesses, and detailed exhibits showcasing daily life in classical Athens, providing an intimate look into the world of ancient Greek culture.