As expected, a very busy site to see. We were able to get to the stadium within a 45 min walk from our hotel, but seeing it up close was amazing. Definitely worth seeing. Such rich culture and history surrounds this site. If it's the first time you're going, I suggest going with a tour so you can learn and understand the understated history that they share with you. Take a picture on the podium. Run a lap of the (huge) track. Walk up or down the staircases / seating area. Just appreciate the sheer size of this structure and its heritage.

Enjoyed the visit as we used the audio guide (included in ticket price). Took about an hour with the audio guide, taking photos, etc. You can run on the track if you choose. Not included in combo ticket but there was no line to purchase tickets.

Amazing place !! The history & architecture is outstanding. Easy to get to from centre of Athens. We got there via city site seeing red bus & used the headphones from the bus for the audio guide as none are provided. 10€ entry is worth it. Not too crowded at 1pm either.

A beautifully preserved historic place! The marbles and the seating gives you the opportunity to feel the history while you enjoy the beautiful view. The museum was very nice and we enjoyed reading about the different Olympics through the history.

The stadium is just amazing. The banks of marble seats surroind the track and it just has the look of the ancient stadium it is develped from. The olympic rings loom over you and make sure you go inside to the museum. It contains an example of every olympic torch which is a great snapshot of history. A must for olympic fans.

A mobile phone is given to you when you buy your ticket and you listen to the commentary this way. The stadium is huge and is used for sporting events and in the summer for outdoor concerts and theatre. When I visited there were groups of small children learning to play soccer. I believe there are early morning times when you can go for a run around the stadium and indulge your Olympic fantasies, including standing on the winner’s dias.

Built for the first modern Olympics in 1896. This is just magnificent to see, the entire stadium is made from white marble. It cost 10 euros to enter but well worth it to walk around the track and sit in the stands.

A peaceful way to spend an hour in Athens. On entry you receive an audio guide which is easy to use and informative. The collection of torches and posters was an interesting section. Small coffee shop just outside. It is €1 to use the toilets though. Nice to couple with a walk through the gardens across the road. Some good photo opportunities and a more relaxed trip compared to some of the busier sites in Athens.

Reasonably priced entry which includes an engaging audio guide that is very easy to follow. Visitors can access the seating and climb up for views over the stadium. It doesn’t take long to visit, an hour or less, but it’s worth going. It was pretty quiet too, so nice to get away from the crowds

We enjoyed this site more than we were expecting. The views are amazing. You must pay and go inside, only 10 Euros, well worth it. The view from outside does not do it justice. The small museum is interesting. You get a good view of the Acropolis as well from the 'back' side. A peaceful haven in the middle of Athens.