06 July 2024 - 29 March 2025

Stories of the daily life in a neighborhood of ancient Athens

 

How did the inhabitants of the ancient neighborhood that spreads out underneath the Acropolis Museum live? How did they deal with their daily needs, equip their homes and worship their gods? What were the occupations of men, women and children?

A 4,500-year-old story unfolds in the streets and the ruins of the houses of the archaeological excavation, but also through the 1,150 objects –selected out of the thousands– left behind by the people who were born, lived and created in this part of ancient Athens. The archaeologists of the Museum are waiting for you to join them in discovering a charming world, distant and at the same time familiar.

  USEFUL INFORMATION
English Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
Greek Saturday, 12:00 noon
Duration 90 minutes
Cost Free. An admission ticket is required for adults and a free admission ticket for children. Read more about ticket prices.
Registration

Register online at events.theacropolismuseum.gr.

Registrations will open as follows:

  • for November from 25/10
  • for December from 18/11
  • for January from 23/12
  • for February from 20/1
  • for March from 17/2
Instructions

To ensure your participation in the event, a day ticket must be obtained by presenting your reservation code at the ticket counters marked 6, 7, and 8, up to 20 minutes before the program starts.

In case you need to cancel your participation, please inform us by phone at (+30) 210 9000900 or in writing at [email protected].

Group bookings (more than 10 persons) are not allowed.

Limited to 20 visitors.

Presentations are carried out with the use of whisper guide system headsets provided at the Information Desk after delivering temporarily an official identification document (Identity Card, Passport or Driver's License).

  Register online

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