Tickets to Temple of Olympian Zeus

With this ticket to the Temple of Olympian Zeus, you will explore one of the significant architectural sites in Ancient Greece.

Why Visit the Temple of Olympian Zeus?

The Temple of Olympian Zeus, also called the Olympieion, was constructed between 470 and 456 BC and was one of the largest religious buildings in the ancient world. It was originally supported by 104 Corinthian columns, with only 15 remaining today. The structure measures 180 metres (590 feet) long and 40 metres (131 feet) wide. A once monumental gold and ivory statue of Zeus no longer exists.

This ticket allows you to appreciate the temple's architectural details dedicated to the king of the gods in Greek mythology and enjoy views of Athenian landmarks like Syntagma Square, Zappeion Gardens, and the Panathenaic Stadium.

Opening Times

The Temple of Olympian Zeus is open during the following hours:

April 1 to October 31: 8 am to 8 pm (final admission at 7:30 pm)November 1 to March 31: 8 am to 3 pm (final admission at 2:30 pm)

Skip-the-Line Tickets

This ticket is valid for all ages and allows you to bypass the ticket office queues. However, the following individuals can enter the temple for free with proper documentation:

Children and young people under 25 from EU countriesChildren under 5 from non-EU countriesIndividuals over 25 currently pursuing secondary and vocational education from EU or EEA countries