Akrotiri: Entry Ticket + Digital Hellenic Heritage Guide Discount Tickets
You are booking Akrotiri: Entry Ticket + Digital Hellenic Heritage Guide
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* This offer includes only the regular adult-price ticket and people of all ages can use it to enter, paying the full price * Free entrance every first Sunday from November to March
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Description
Some say that Akrotiri is the *real* Lost City of Atlantis. True or not, this prehistoric wonder is still one of the most spectacular and significant archaeological sites in the Aegean. Located on the beautiful island of Santorini (Thíra), Akrotiri was a prosperous Minoan port town, having ties to mainland Greece and places as distant as Egypt and Syria. Much like the ruins of Pompeii, this ancient town owes its destruction, and, ironically, its amazing preservation to an island-wide volcanic eruption that blanketed everything in superheated ash. Today, a bioclimatic roof covers the site, and walkways are suspended over the archaeological ruins, allowing visitors to move between the two and three-story structures. Still, though, it's probably best not to anger Poseidon when you visit... just in case!
Cancellation Policy
Meeting / Pickup
Thera
Important Information
* Entrance is permitted only at the selected time slot or 15 minutes before or after * Travel date and/or entry time slot cannot be amended for any reason * Check Instructions before buying ticket
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Before You Book
* This offer includes only the regular adult-price ticket and people of all ages can use it to enter, paying the full price * Free entrance every first Sunday from November to March
Booking Information
Description
Some say that Akrotiri is the *real* Lost City of Atlantis. True or not, this prehistoric wonder is still one of the most spectacular and significant archaeological sites in the Aegean. Located on the beautiful island of Santorini (Thíra), Akrotiri was a prosperous Minoan port town, having ties to mainland Greece and places as distant as Egypt and Syria. Much like the ruins of Pompeii, this ancient town owes its destruction, and, ironically, its amazing preservation to an island-wide volcanic eruption that blanketed everything in superheated ash. Today, a bioclimatic roof covers the site, and walkways are suspended over the archaeological ruins, allowing visitors to move between the two and three-story structures. Still, though, it's probably best not to anger Poseidon when you visit... just in case!
Cancellation Policy
Meeting and Pickup
Thera
Important Information
* Entrance is permitted only at the selected time slot or 15 minutes before or after * Travel date and/or entry time slot cannot be amended for any reason * Check Instructions before buying ticket