The highlight of your trip to Athens, exploring the Acropolis!

The Acropolis, the highlight of Athens travel. I woke up early in the morning, hurriedly ate breakfast, and quickly packed my bags to board the city tour bus I had booked in advance. After passing several stops, I finally arrived at the Acropolis stop, where countless tourists from all over the world were already lined up. I hurriedly waited in line to buy a ticket and entered right away! Fortunately, the weather was not bad, so I explored many ruins including the Parthenon Temple and took in the panoramic view of Athens from the observation deck. It would be hard to say that it was all that pretty, but... the Temple of Zeus in the distance made the otherwise ordinary scenery seem special. □ Tip 1. Instead of waiting in line to buy a ticket, buy it online after arriving at the site (or in advance) and then go straight to the Acropolis entrance waiting line to enter a little faster. 2. Usually, to avoid tourists as much as possible, people visit the Acropolis at dawn or in the morning. At this time, the temperature is low and it feels quite cold, so most tourists will wear warm clothes. However, since you have to wait in a long line, you are likely to stay at the Acropolis until lunchtime when the sun rises high (the temperature rises rapidly and it becomes hot), so it is better to wear a coat rather than underwear and bring a backpack that you can take off and put in. 3. Since taxi fares are quite expensive, it is better to use the city tour bus pamphlet provided at the hotel to purchase a city tour ticket online in advance, go to the city tour stop, take the bus, and go to the Acropolis entrance. It is available for 48 hours, so it can be used conveniently when going to other historical sites, so it is almost essential. (As of 2023.05.06, 1 adult/48 hours/20 euros/Visa, Mastercard payment available) Clear the Acropolis, one of the bucket list items! #TravelAddict #TravelInstagram #PhotoInstagram #travel #Acropolis #acropolis #GreeceTravel #Athens #athens