Combo (Save 5%): Acropolis & Parthenon + Acropolis Museum Tickets with Audio Guide

We opted for the combined ticket, including audio guide. We cannot share the negative reviews of the audio implementation. We found the voice guidance to be fluent and understandable and - thanks to the geotracking - even intuitive at times. Overall, we were satisfied and felt well informed. Many thanks

Not boring at all, it provides a lot of interesting information. Also convenient is the fact that the guide automatically updates as you move around so it explains step by step what you are visiting.

Acropolis and Parthenon are wonderful. The audio guide very poor in descriptions. More interesting and detailed were the signs in English in front of the sculptures. I expected the audio guide to come much closer to that level of description.

How easy it was to be at the site entrance and enter there. The audio guide was also amazing way to guide and explain the spots. Wonderful experience!

So easy to use! Unbelievable. I was apprehensive, but everything went smoothly. You can visit the site at your leisure, and the comments are triggered automatically as soon as you arrive. And if you want to listen again, you can.

We couldn't figure out how to download the audio guide to Acropolis despite several os us trying to figure it out. It worked for the museum. Otherwise it worked really well!

The museum is beautiful, very spacious and full of amazing artefacts. The restaurant was in a fabulous location with spectacular views over the Acropolis.

I could not use the audio guide because it was not in Spanish, which is my language, only in English and my level of English is not high enough to understand the vocabulary of the museum. I think that an audio guide should be in more languages.

Ticket purchase operation fairly simple and fast. Unfortunately being on vacation is not having a printer available I could not get the paper to fold it and use it as a guide for the various stages of the visit. The third step regarding the audio guide is not clear as the first filter indicates that by purchasing the tickets I am entitled to an audio device included in the price chosen, instead then once paid I am advised to download an app to purchase the audio guide, with instructions in English and not in my language. Then I found out at the acropolis entrance, by asking the guides, that there is no audio guide x acropolis and that is incorrect!

The Acroplis is breathtaking! Really beautiful! You must have seen it! Headout is highly recommended. Everything is perfectly organized and clear and the enclosed itinerary is also great!

The price of the tickets was great, and getting to the Acropolis from the cruise port was easy on the public bus. The site was incredible, and one of the highlights of our Italy, Greece, Turkey trip. However the audio guide was not a good option, and the reason was that it would start/stop or skip ahead depending on where it thought you were geograpically located (proximity to which point of interest). We spent too much time interacting with the app to try to skip back/forward to get the inforamtion on what we were seeing ... but eventually gave up out of frustration. This was the experience for both my wife and I on two different phones (so it wasn't just me). My recommedation would be to simply purchase the tickets, and skip the audio guide (fee) that was an extra charge as it was unworkable for us (at least where we stood, or on our particular day).

Overall, it is the best way to enjoy the visit to the acropolis. The audio guide is well done. A little laborious but inexpensive. So it is worth

The great guiding on the smart phone and the way the museum is organised to show the evolution of sculpture in particular.

The exhibits and art made the experience very memorable. Some of the exhibits were absolutely awe inspiring and I enjoyed reading accompanying plaques as they were very well written and intriguing.

The ticket booking system worked well. It was a great experience to walk back into history and admire the marvels of the ancient ruins. Though we arrived at 8.30am for a 9.00am entry in late October 24 (off season) there were crowds of visitors, especially from the many groups tours from the cruise ships.

Once you've been there, you know how everything works. We had asked where to line up, and from there it was a breeze. Downloading tickets is definately the way to go! You walk right by all the LONG lines and go right to the entry area. It's a little crowded until you get through the propylaea archway, but then it opens up to the most amazing views! The clio muse audio tour is great, and you use it at your own pace. A truely wonderful time on the top as well as the museum at the end. We gave ourselves all day to experience all there was to enjoy. The docents are very helpful and are more tht willing to help guide you in the most efficient way of seeing the acropolis. The Hop-on-Hop-off bus was a great way to get there and back. In fact, it was so crowded on the way back, that additional busses were called in to accomadate the crowds. Great work on their part! Would we use this again? You bet!! Thanks for making our time there a truely wonderful experience!

We loved our visit to the Acropolis Museum, now one of our favorite museums that we have visited. Loved walking over the glass flooring and looking down into the excavated ruins. Glad we bought our skip-the-line tickets. Definitely saved us time.

Good experience. It's not easy to get the audio guides back, but when you do, everything goes smoothly. They may be a little too complete and need updating, as the itinerary doesn't take into account certain works/changes on site.

It was to much for the time we had because the acropolis closed 1 hours after we arrived. So please tell your customer that they have only one hour if you book at 5!! We dunst know your info said 8 hour clock

Acropolsi itself and convininece of ticket buygion and using. What I don't like... is the fact that depsite the tickets having _skip the line_ in the title and description - I've spenf 1,5 hours in line to enter Acorpolis.. something fishy here.