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Temple of Olympian Zeus Tickets
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- Enter the ruins of the once largest temple in Greece, built in honor of Zeus.
- Your multilingual audio guide might surprise you with a lesser-known fact: the Temple of Olympian Zeus was likely never actually finished – and that includes the roof.
- Gaze upon the 17-meter Corinthian columns of Pentelic marble. Imagine their shadows stretching long across the ground, dwarfing you as you stand beside them.
- Notice the sturdy, fluted Doric style contrasting with the more ornate acanthus leaf capitals of Corinthian design above.
- Don't miss the whispers of Roman life scattered around the ruins! Look for remnants of the Roman bathhouse beside the temple complex.
- Enter the ruins of the once largest temple in Greece, built in honor of Zeus.
- Your multilingual audio guide might surprise you with a lesser-known fact: the Temple of Olympian Zeus was likely never actually finished – and that includes the roof.
- Gaze upon the 17-meter Corinthian columns of Pentelic marble. Imagine their shadows stretching long across the ground, dwarfing you as you stand beside them.
- Notice the sturdy, fluted Doric style contrasting with the more ornate acanthus leaf capitals of Corinthian design above.
- Don't miss the whispers of Roman life scattered around the ruins! Look for remnants of the Roman bathhouse beside the temple complex.
Inclusions
- Entry to Temple of Olympian Zeus
- Audio guide in English, Spanish, German, Italian, Spanish and Chinese
- Service fee
- Tip: After your visit, unwind in the National Garden next door. This peaceful green space offers a lovely contrast to the historical ruins.
- This ticket includes all the parts of the attraction.
- This attraction is not wheelchair accessible.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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David
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I managed to visit all the sites during my 3 days in Athens. The audio tours were also useful both those for the specific sites and for the general area tours.
Irene
Apr 2025Verified booking
Headout's service was good, although the tickets were quite expensive for what it really is. The temple of Zeus is one of the largest temples of the ancient world, however, you can save the money and see it from the outside. It can be seen in the same way, but you would lose the remains of the marble foundations of other temples (not so necessary to see).
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Serena
Apr 2025Verified booking
Convenient skip-the-line tickets for all major archaeological sites. They don't even have to be exchanged for tickets.
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Jane
Mar 2025Verified booking
The Acropolis was a beautiful piece of history. It’s rich connections to ancient Greece and the ancient Greek gods makes it an informational and interesting visit. But even if you’re not interested in learning it is still a must see when visiting Athens as you don’t have to be interested in the story to appreciate the cover. The line was practically non existent and we didn’t have to wait to enter anything, despite this there were plenty of people at the actual sites, but this did not present an issue for us. Whilst toured guides are obviously informative we personally did not use one, the Acroplolis was easy to navigate and we read the boards near the individual sites for information. Overall, it was the highlight of our trip and we would absolutely go again. Would recommend to anyone visiting the ancient city.
Cristina
Mar 2025Verified booking
Great, although the schedules, out of season, are a little short and should be taken into account to know that more days are needed to see everything.
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Earliest time slot ... not too busy ... would recommend ...
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- Weave through the 17 meter high pillars of the colossal temple while listening to the Greek tales of the ancient past.
- Indulge in Greek mythology while looking at the remains of the temple dedicated to Zeus during your audio tour.
- Listen to the story of the legendary Theseus and how he founded the city of Athens.
- Discover the relics of the balaneion, an ancient Greek bathhouse that was open to the public back in the day.
- Watch the history of the city come to life with the riveting storytelling in your audio tour available in English, French, Italian, and German.
- Weave through the 17 meter high pillars of the colossal temple while listening to the Greek tales of the ancient past.
- Indulge in Greek mythology while looking at the remains of the temple dedicated to Zeus during your audio tour.
- Listen to the story of the legendary Theseus and how he founded the city of Athens.
- Discover the relics of the balaneion, an ancient Greek bathhouse that was open to the public back in the day.
- Watch the history of the city come to life with the riveting storytelling in your audio tour available in English, French, Italian, and German.
Inclusions
- Entry to the Temple of Olympian Zeus
- Self-guided audio tour for your smartphone (Android and iOS)
- Offline content with an offline interactive map to avoid roaming charges
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Smartphone or headphones
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Irene
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Headout's service was good, although the tickets were quite expensive for what it really is. The temple of Zeus is one of the largest temples of the ancient world, however, you can save the money and see it from the outside. It can be seen in the same way, but you would lose the remains of the marble foundations of other temples (not so necessary to see).
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To download the audio guide I tried to contact you and it was quite complicated, more than half an hour and when I was finally attended it turns out that I was sent to a chat with another company or another app to download the audio guide, they attended me faster than you but still I lost almost 1 hour.
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The wind was causing the dirt the cover us and there was no shelter. The pillars were behind scaffold and whilst preservation work is important it detracted from the experience.
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Guided Tours
Combo: Acropolis + Acropolis Museum + Temple of Poseidon Guided Tour with Entry Tickets
A full-day guided tour covering Athens’ ancient icons and Cape Sounion with entry and lunch.
- Everything you get at Acropolis & Acropolis Museum: Explore the Acropolis and its museum with included entry and an English-speaking guide. Use headsets to follow along as you discover the Parthenon and ancient artifacts.
- Everything you get at Temple of Poseidon: Drive the coastal road to Cape Sounion with views of the Saronic Gulf. Visit the Temple of Poseidon with your guide and enjoy scenic photo stops.
- Why choose this combo: This tour combines Athens’ top historic sites with a relaxing coastal drive—entry fees, expert guidance, and lunch all rolled into one easy package.
A full-day guided tour covering Athens’ ancient icons and Cape Sounion with entry and lunch.
- Everything you get at Acropolis & Acropolis Museum: Explore the Acropolis and its museum with included entry and an English-speaking guide. Use headsets to follow along as you discover the Parthenon and ancient artifacts.
- Everything you get at Temple of Poseidon: Drive the coastal road to Cape Sounion with views of the Saronic Gulf. Visit the Temple of Poseidon with your guide and enjoy scenic photo stops.
- Why choose this combo: This tour combines Athens’ top historic sites with a relaxing coastal drive—entry fees, expert guidance, and lunch all rolled into one easy package.
Inclusions
- Entrance fees for the Acropolis, Acropolis Museum & Temple of Poseidon
- English-speaking guide for Acropolis, Acropolis Museum & Temple of Poseidon
- Lunch
- Headsets
- WiFi on the bus
- All taxes
Acropolis tour
- This tour is wheelchair, pram/stroller accessible with appropriate wheelchair routes and elevator facility to reach the Acropolis's top.
Temple of Poseidon & Cape Sounion
- The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users.
- This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Jennifer
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The trip was comfortable and the guide was very informative all the way through
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Our experience was absolutely amazing. Our guide was super infiramruve and knowledgeable. This is a truly great tour. Dediwnrelt recommens!
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Acropolis and Parthenon .....but long day.
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It felt very chaotic and a lot of waiting around. We were asked to meet at 7.55am however guide eventually turned up at 8.20am and told us they also had to stop at key offices to collect guide. Eventually left at 8.40am. When we got out of acropolis another 20mins waiting for the bus. Lunch absolutely awful, really disgusting , would not recommend.
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The best tour guide, loved the time in each activity, the food was really good and full filing. Everything amazing! Would highly recommend!
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Jul 2024Verified booking
I booked online from home, so had some doubts. However, we were picked up on time and had a fantastic day. Kostas clearly knows his history and was the best guide I've ever experienced. The Parthenon and museum were totally amazing. We had our lunch included as we booked the full day. The food was good and plenty of it. We then travelled to Soulion, which was a long trip on the bus which was a bit of a drain. Purely due to the distance and time. The route was beautiful and the coach lovely and cool. The review may sound made up, but we found the whole day excellent. Totally amazeballs. Find a bot that will write that.
Michael
Jul 2024Verified booking
Our guide Katarina was incrdible. "Mama" as she told us to call her, was so knowledgeable and fun. She provided a ton of back story and I learned so much during the tour. While she incorporated her viewpoints into the tour, it never felt biased or unwarranted, so it was the perfect balance of facts and perspective from a Greek person. She tapped into her mothering skills to start managing peopel around us, in order to ensure our group was not affected by execssive queues and nonsense. I would definitely take another tour with her.
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It was the best experience! !I had lots of fun visting the temples.
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Learned more of ancient history and the host truly knowledgeable beside of being very approachble
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Make the most of Athens
Why visit the Temple of Zeus?
- A glimpse into the past: The Temple of Olympian Zeus is over 2700 years old. Its construction began in the 6th century BC and was completed by the Roman Emperor Hadrian. Walking through the temple's remains is like stepping back in time, into a world where mythology, religion, and politics were intertwined. Listen to the audio guides and learn more about the myths and legends associated with the site.
- Largest temple in ancient Greece: As the largest in ancient Greece, Zeus’ Temple once boasted a total of 104 columns. The remaining columns, each standing over 17 meters tall, hint at its former glory and showcase the skill and ingenuity of ancient Greek architects.
- More than just a ruin: The temple was not just meant to be a worshipping site but a symbol of Athenian power and prestige. Nearby, you’ll find Hadrian’s Arch, built to honor Emperor Hadrian. The arch points to the boundary between Old Athens and the new district, symbolizing the blending of Greek and Roman cultures.
- A photographer’s paradise: The towering Doric columns against the backdrop of clear blue skies make for stunning clicks. With the Acropolis just a stone’s throw away from the temple ruins, you can frame both monuments in a single shot.
Which Temple of Zeus ticket is best for you?
If you are short on time
Go for: Entry tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Chinese
- These entry tickets mean you can zip in and out of the premises in 20 to 30 minutes.
- Soak in the grandeur of the Corinthian columns and appreciate the fluted, Doric-style architecture. Hear interesting facts and lesser-known legends from the audio guide.
Recommended tours:
- Temple of Olympian Zeus tickets with audio guide
If you are a history buff
Go for: Multipass tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Audio guide for the Acropolis, Parthenon, Plaka, and Agora
- With a one-time purchase, you can visit seven iconic archaeological sites in Athens. Save almost 50% on these multipass tickets as compared to individual ticket prices.
- Take advantage of the audio guides and learn about their history and construction as you make your way into the Acropolis Hill and the Plaka neighborhood.
Recommended tours:
- Multipass tickets: Athens + 6 archaeological sites of Athens
If you want to explore nearby attractions
Go for: Combo tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Audio guide for all sites in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish
- If you have a full day on hand, opt for Temple of Olympian Zeus combo tickets. These tickets allow you to explore all the archaeological sites near the Acropolis, along with the National Archaeological Museum Athens, Ancient Agora, and Hadrian’s Library.
- Get deeper insights into their history with audio-guided tours of the Plaka, Ancient Agora, and Athens National Archaeological Museum.
Recommended tours:
What to expect on a multi-pass Temple of Zeus tour?
Itinerary
Tips
- 9am: Start your day with a visit to the Acropolis archaeological site. Climb up the hill and marvel at the Parthenon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has stood for over 2,500 years.
- 11:30am: Head to the Ancient Agora, which once functioned as the political and commercial center of Athens.
- 1pm: Enjoy a traditional Greek lunch with moussaka, souvlaki, and gyros in the Plaka neighborhood and soak up the vibrant atmosphere.
- 2:30pm: Continue your tour with a visit to the Temple of Olympian Zeus. The massive Doric columns, once adorned with statues and carvings, remind you of the temple’s past glory.
- 3:30pm: Explore Hadrian's Library, a Roman-era complex that once housed a vast collection of books and manuscripts.
- 4:30pm: Head to the Kerameikos, an ancient Athenian cemetery, where you can see tombs, monuments, and the ancient city walls.
- 5:30pm: End your day at the Lykeion, the school where Aristotle taught. While the original buildings have been destroyed, the site offers a glimpse into the intellectual pursuits of ancient Athenians.
- Plan in advance: Look through the multipass route and decide which attractions you want to visit. Plan your route a few days in advance to avoid backtracking and make the most of your visit.
- Wear comfortable shoes: We recommend you wear your most comfortable, closed shoes when setting out on this multipass tour. You need to walk a lot, especially across rough and rugged terrain, when exploring these ancient historic sites.
- Bring sun protection: The city’s ancient sites offer minimal shade and very few places to rest. It is best to carry a hat and sunscreen to protect your skin during the tour. Also, bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.
Inside the Temple of Olympian Zeus
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Timings
Getting there
Entrances
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Nearby
- November to March: 8am to 3pm
- April to October: 8am to 7pm
- Last entry: 30 minutes before closing time
- Closed on: 1 January, 25 March, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 25, and 26 December
Duration of visit: 20 to 30 minutes
Best time to visit: March to May and September to October, when the temperatures are slightly cooler, and there are fewer visitors
Address: Archaia Olympia 270 65, Greece
Find on maps
- By bus: Lines 24, 40, 57, and Line 790 (night bus)
- Nearest stop: Zappeion
- By metro: Red Line
- Nearest station: Acropoli
- By taxi: The drive from Syntagma Square to the Temple of Olympian Zeus is around 5 to 10 minutes, depending on traffic.
- Nearest stop: Vasilissis Olgas Avenue or Zappeion
- By Hop-on Hop-off bus:
- Nearest stop: Temple of Olympian Zeus
- Route: Orange Line (Sights of Athens), Red Route (Big Bus)
The main entrance to the Temple of Olympian Zeus is located on Vasilissis Olgas Avenue, near the intersection with Amalias Avenue, beside the National Garden. You can spot the temple’s towering columns from a distance, which will guide you towards the gate.
Visitors in wheelchairs can comfortably enter and navigate around the site. The main gate is equipped with a ramp and accessible pathways. We recommend you bring along a friend or a caregiver, for some areas within the archaeological site may be uneven and rough.
About the Temple of Olympian Zeus
- Arrive early in the morning: To avoid the crowds and the heat, consider visiting early in the day. The temple is less busy during these times, and the lighting is perfect for photography.
- Plan a day trip: The Temple of Olympian Zeus is situated just a stone’s throw away from other popular archaeological sites like the Acropolis and the Ancient Agora. If you have a full day on hand, consider planning a day trip and visiting all the nearby landmarks.
- Consider a guided tour: Choose audio-guided tours to explore at your own pace and know more about the temple, its history, and former glory.
- Bring a camera: The towering columns of the temple provide a stunning backdrop against the clear skies of the city, especially on a sunny summer day. The early morning sun and the golden hours right before the sun sets offer the best natural light for photography.
- Respect the site: The Temple of Zeus is a protected archaeological site, once known for being the largest temple in ancient Greece. Be mindful of any restrictions or areas where photography may be prohibited.
- Acropol Restaurant (1.6km away): The Acropol Restaurant offers a cozy, traditional Greek dining experience with a menu that celebrates classic Greek cuisine. Make sure to try their moussaka, a baked dish made with layers of eggplant, minced meat, and bechamel sauce.
- Daphne’s Restaurant (1.2km away): Located in the Plaka neighborhood, this restaurant is known for its modern take on traditional Greek cuisine. Try their Kleftiko, slow-cooked lamb, and octopus carpaccio, thinly sliced octopus served with a drizzle of olive oil and fresh herbs.
- Athens Gate Rooftop Bar & Restaurant (1.2km away): This rooftop restaurant is perfect for a romantic date, offering stunning views of the Acropolis site and the Temple of Zeus. Their seafood risotto and grilled sea bass are must-try dishes.
- SENSE Rooftop Restaurant (1.6km away): The SENSE restaurant offers a fine dining experience with a focus on high-quality dishes. Their signature dishes include a slow-cooked lamb shank, feta-crusted beef fillet, and a pistachio dessert.
- Belpaese Restaurant (1.5km away): Belpaese offers a taste of Italy in the heart of Athens. Make sure to try their homemade pasta and fresh seafood. Their tiramisu is also popular among locals and tourists alike for its perfect balance of flavors.
- Budget stays:
- Safestay Athens Monastiraki (3.6km away)
- Thanasis Place (4.1km away)
- Sffigos 54 Guest House (3.3km away)
- Mid-range hotels:
- Aris Athens Suites (1.1km away)
- Athens Backpackers (1.8km away)
- Athens Raise Acropolis Project (2.4km away)
- Luxury stays:
- Royal Olympic Hotel (1.1km away)
- Hotel Grande Bretagne (950m away)
- Electra Palace Athens (700m away)
- Temple of Poseidon: The Temple of Poseidon is a famous temple in Greece devoted to the Olympian God of the Sea, Poseidon. It forms the Sacred Triangle with the Parthenon and the temple of Aphaia on Aegina Island.
- Ancient Archaeological Museum of Olympia: Olympia is known as the birthplace of the most important sporting event in the ancient world. It is known for the Olympic Games that used to take place here every four years from 776 BC to 393 AD.
- Acropolis archaeological site: The Acropolis is a UNESCO World Heritage site, which attracts millions of visitors throughout the year. It houses the Parthenon, dedicated to Goddess Athena, the Erechtheion, known for its distinctive Caryatids, the grand Propylaea entrance, and more. Book Acropolis skip the line tickets to get direct access to the site and save time.
- National Archaeological Museum: The National Archaeological Museum features a significant collection of artifacts from Greek history, including ancient sculptures, statues of Zeus, and beautiful Egyptian art.
Frequently asked questions about Temple of Olympian Zeus tickets
Can I get a discount on Temple of Zeus tickets?
If you book your Temple of Zeus tickets, you can enjoy complimentary add-ons like multilingual audio guides and exclusive discounts and combo deals. The multipass tickets include access to 7 historic sites in and around the temple and help you save almost 10% and more on individual ticket prices.
What is included in a Temple of Olympian Zeus ticket?
The Temple of Olympian Zeus tickets include entry access to the site, a multilingual audio guide available in English, Spanish, German, Italian, Spanish, and Chinese, along with a service fee.
Is the Temple of Olympian Zeus included in any Athens combo tickets?
Yes, the Temple of Olympian Zeus is often a part of combo tickets, that include other popular sites like the Acropolis, the Ancient Agora, and the Roman Agora. These combo tickets offer great value if you plan to explore multiple attractions.
What types of tickets are available for the Temple of Zeus?
Choose between Temple of Olympian Zeus entry tickets with an audio guide, multipass tickets, or combo tours. If you have a day or more on hand and would like to explore the city in-depth, go for the Temple of Zeus multipass tickets. They include access to 7 archaeological sites in and around the temple, helping you save almost 10% and more on individual tickets.
How long should I spend at the Zeus Temple in Athens?
The Temple of Zeus once used to be the largest in ancient Greece. Among its original 104 columns, only 15 are standing today. You need only 20 to 30 minutes to stroll through these columns and click pictures against its stunning backdrop.
How to get to the temple?
The Temple of Olympian Zeus is a short walk away from the Acropolis archaeological site. To get to the temple, get on any metro on the Red Line and step down at Acropoli. You can also choose any bus between 24, 40, and 57, and get off at Zappeion.
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I managed to visit all the sites during my 3 days in Athens. The audio tours were also useful both those for the specific sites and for the general area tours.
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I purchased three tickets with admission for 7 monuments,the ticket does not need to be printed out but should be kept on hand at all times to enter the various archaeological sites
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Gladys
United Statesoct., 2024
Our experience was absolutely amazing. Our guide was super infiramruve and knowledgeable. This is a truly great tour. Dediwnrelt recommens!
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Balbina
août, 2024
The best tour guide, loved the time in each activity, the food was really good and full filing. Everything amazing! Would highly recommend!
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Natalie
United Statessept., 2023
Our tour of the acropolis and museum was fantastic. We learned so much and it was so worth it having a guide to teach us things and help us navigate the giant historical landmark. Our tour guide, Angela, was amazing and had so many interesting facts about the history of Athens, its people, and Greek mythology. Big shout out to her for giving us a fantastic tour!
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Jane
United Kingdommars, 2025
The Acropolis was a beautiful piece of history. It’s rich connections to ancient Greece and the ancient Greek gods makes it an informational and interesting visit. But even if you’re not interested in learning it is still a must see when visiting Athens as you don’t have to be interested in the story to appreciate the cover. The line was practically non existent and we didn’t have to wait to enter anything, despite this there were plenty of people at the actual sites, but this did not present an issue for us. Whilst toured guides are obviously informative we personally did not use one, the Acroplolis was easy to navigate and we read the boards near the individual sites for information. Overall, it was the highlight of our trip and we would absolutely go again. Would recommend to anyone visiting the ancient city.
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