Very well organised. Wonderful display with English posts. Loved the items inside. And the real houses underneath the ground floor. The museum was built on top of the ancient houses. Amazing.

Amazing display of relics from the Acropolis. Many are original statues, frieze panels, and other artefacts from the original buildings. You can get really close to most of them. The view of the Acropolis itself from floor to ceiling glass is the best. A must see!

For older or disabled travelers who find making it all the way to the Acropolis site, don’t despair! This museum has everything you could ever want to learn and appreciate the history, architecture and art. Beautifully designed and curated, the only thing it is missing is some of the actual artifacts taken by the British and others. They should all be returned!

A visit to The Acropolis Museum is probably equal in importance to a visit to the Acropolis itself. It is here in the museum that many of the original decorative pieces from the Acropolis are displayed, after being painstakingly restored (including the original female columns from the Erechtheion. The way that the museum is laid out is spectacular and you can actually get up close to these pieces to see the detail and beauty in their carving. This is not a museum to be rushed through...the displays are entertaining, fun and educational and the layout makes exceptional sense to the story the museum is telling.

What an amazing modern museum, which presents the origins of Athens and the Acropolis in a stunning bright environment and makes it fun to walk through and admire the objects. The "missing star" is for the fact that there is currently (still) no audio guide available to pick up at the counter; the Covid argument feels a bit far-fetched by now, especially since many museums have found ways to provide digital guides or ones with disposable earphones. In any case, we reverted to a great ClioMuse audioguide purchased with the entrance fee via Get your Guide, which was a great experience with our mobile phones.

Excellent museum! In contrast to the Acropolis itself where you see the famous buildings, the museum gives you the opportunity to see actual statues, reliefs, pottery, etc. up close. All items contain English labels, so knowledge of Greek is not required, and the thorough signage helped me get a much better grasp of Athenian history and the various periods of Acropolis buildings and statuary.

The museum was much more worth a visit than the Acropolis itself. The building is modern and spacious, and I thoroughly enjoyed that you can see the archeological dig (and cats in the ruins!) through the floor. Interesting and informative, and it really showcases how much places like the British Museum which hold so much of the Greek cultural heritage hostage have to answer for.

This Museum...wow! Truly spectacularly done!! The way that you can see the Parthenon and stroll by the original and plaster copies of its reliefs is magical! It is high time for the British Museum to return those marbles- the Greeks made them and the Greeks are their legal owners and custodians. The archaic Greek statues were stunning, the caryatids, everything, and I mean, everything, was perfect in this museum. They are just missing the original Parthenon marbles.

Purchase Tickets in Advance: To skip the lines at The Acropolis Museum, consider purchasing your tickets in advance online. This will give you the opportunity to bypass the line at the ticket booth and head straight into the museum. Visit During Off-Peak Hours: The Acropolis Museum tends to be the busiest during peak tourist hours, so try visiting during off-peak hours such as early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the crowds. Join a Guided Tour: Guided tours typically have separate entrance lines and can help you avoid waiting in long lines at The Acropolis Museum. Additionally, a knowledgeable guide can provide a more in-depth understanding of the site and its artifacts. Use the Museum's Mobile App: The Acropolis Museum's mobile app provides visitors with a virtual tour of the museum and its exhibitions. Use the app to plan your visit ahead of time and make the most of your time at the museum. Take Advantage of the Museum's Group Entrance: If you're visiting The Acropolis Museum with a group of 10 or more people, consider using the group entrance to skip the lines. Just be sure to contact the museum in advance to arrange your visit.

If you love history, archeology, and the Parthenon, you shouldn't miss this museum. I like the way they prepared detailed descriptions on the items on exhibit and it has English on it as well. Get a metro card and disembark on the Akropoli Station(Blue Line).