The metro is arguably the best and most convenient way to travel to the Athens Acropolis, with the ‘Akropoli’ Station being next to the Acropolis Museum and the South Slopes of the Acropolis Hill.
The Acropolis is accessible to visitors with disabilities, near the main entrance. To use the elevator, you must contact the ticket office in advance via telephone (+302103214172, +302109238470).
It takes about 20 minutes from Syntagma Square to the Acropolis on foot, while the metro generally takes about 15 minutes when traveling from near the city center and up to an hour from the Athens International Airport.
Yes, there are many parking facilities in the area around the Acropolis, however availability can be limited if visiting during the tourist season. Generally, a more expensive rate applies for the first few hours, so depending on how much time you will stay in in the area, it might be worth parking your vehicle further away.
Single tickets on the OASA network are priced at €1.20 and includes buses, metros, trolleys and trams for 90 minutes.
24-hour tickets that also includes use of the Suburban Rail cost €4.10, while 5-day tickets cost €8.20. There is also a 3-day tourist ticket costing €20.00, which includes unlimited use of buses, metros, trolleys, trams, suburban rail and one trip to or from the Athens International Airport.
Yes, it is possible to cycle to the Acropolis, however dedicated bike lanes are limited in the city. Bike racks are available outside of the Akropoli metro station and by the main entrance of the Acropolis Museum.