Audio Guide Acropolis of Athens

Audio guide Acropolis of Athens in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Acropolis of Athens telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside Acropolis of Athens:
- 1Athena Promachos statue
An imposing bronze statue of Athena, standing 9 metres tall, created by Phidias and originally sited on the Acropolis.
- 2Sanctuary of Artemis Brauronia
The Sanctuary of Artemis Brauronia in Athens was dedicated to the goddess represented as a bear, and housed a wooden statue of the deity alongside a notable sculpture by Praxiteles dating to the 4th…
- 3Temple of Athena
The Old Temple of Athena, known locally as the Arkhaios Neós, dates from 529-520 BC and represents a significant early example of Archaic temple architecture.
- 4Sanctuary of Zeus Polieus
The Sanctuary of Zeus Polieus lies on the eastern side of the Acropolis, though little remains visible today.
- 5Temple of Rome and Augustus
This modest circular Roman temple stands just 23 metres from the Parthenon, built during the Julio-Claudian period.
- 6National Gallery of Athens
The Pinacoteca occupies the north-east wing of the Propylaea and originally housed a gallery of paintings from the 5th century BC.
- 7Mycenaean Wall
An impressive Cyclopean wall stretching 760 metres and reaching heights of up to 10 metres, this formidable fortification served as the principal defensive barrier from 1300 BC.
- 8Clepsydra Fountain
A natural spring on the northwest slope of the Acropolis, protected by an elaborate staircase carved into the bedrock during the Mycenaean period.
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Editorial summary
Ruinas en restauración de un importante complejo de templos del siglo V a.C. situado en una colina ateniense.
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Fuimos ayer. Entramos a las 10:00 aprox y nos fuimos 11:30/12:00 aprox. El lugar no tiene audio guía. Su organización turística es más rústica, no tan explotada. Nos bajamos una guía en el celular y fuimos recorriendo la acrópolis escuchando la explicación. Es imponente el tamaño. Buenas vistas para fotografías. La recomendación es ir temprano, subir hasta el Partenón para sacarse fotos sin mucha gente y luego bajar a cada punto (cuando la gente está recién subiendo). La entrada sale €30 por persona, la compramos el día que entramos. Se puede Comprar online pero no logramos la conexión. No vimos baños. Antes de entrar hay un lugar para comer o tomar algo (básico).
Fui el 20 de Julio de 2025, ese dia hizo demasiado calor el recorrido por la acrópolis fue un poco a las apuradas porque estar bajo el sol no era nada agradable. Pero si hablamos de las ruinas de lo que fueron esos templos y todo su entorno y nos imaginamos el pasado, es un lindo ejercicio y una experiencia inolvidable :)
Para mí es un lugar que no puedes dejar de conocer, tiene una linda vista de toda la ciudad, una historia importante, un lugar que te puede traer literalmente, yo estuve para el domingo que es gratis entonces tiene más gente que de costumbre, las personas que trabajan ahí son muy hamables. Ame mi experiencia por el templo.

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