Athens Flex Pass
The Turbopass Flex Pass counts attractions, not days: at checkout you set how many you want to visit (2 to 7), and you then have 365 days to use them. Besides the Acropolis and museums, the choice includes day trips, for example to Delphi or Mycenae. Ideal if you only want the highlights and don’t plan a full sightseeing marathon. The pass is still new, so no independent rating is available yet.
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Included in the pass
The pass at a glance:
- Acropolis entry your choice
- Acropolis Museum your choice
- Hop-on/hop-off bus your choice
- Audio guide your choice
- Cape Sounion tour (Temple of Poseidon) your choice
- Public transport ticket your choice
All included attractions (24)
You freely pick 2 to 7 of these attractions.
- Acropolis (timed-entry ticket incl. audio guide app)
- Acropolis Museum (incl. audio guide)
- Hop-on/hop-off bus tour (48-hour ticket)
- Ancient Agora
- Roman Agora
- Public transport ticket (metro/tram/bus)
- Olympieion (Temple of Olympian Zeus)
- Aristotle’s Lyceum
- Museum of Illusions
- Temple of Poseidon & Cape Sounion tour (midday departure)
- Delphi day trip with VR audio guide
- Hadrian’s Library
- National Archaeological Museum of Athens
- Herakleidon Museum
- Ilias Lalaounis Jewellery Museum
- Ancient Corinth tour
- Delphi Archaeological Museum
- Athens by night in an open-top bus
- Athens War Museum
- Hellenic Motor Museum
- Kotsanas Museum: Ancient Musical Instruments & Games
- Kotsanas Museum: The Origins of Technology
- Museum of Modern Greek Culture
- Day trip to Mycenae, Epidaurus & Nafplio
Prices by attractions & age group
Prices as listed by Turbopass. Pick your age group and the table switches over. EU citizens aged 6–24 get free Acropolis entry on site, which is why these pass tiers are cheaper.
| Attractions | Price | Price | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 attractions | €59.90 | €29.90 | €19.90 |
| 3 attractions | €79.90 | €39.90 | €29.90 |
| 4 attractions | €99.90 | €49.90 | €39.90 |
| 5 attractions | €109.90 | €59.90 | €49.90 |
| 6 attractions | €119.90 | €69.90 | €59.90 |
| 7 attractions | €129.90 | €79.90 | €69.90 |
Not included
- A fixed full bundle (you assemble the pass yourself)
- Whatever you don’t pick is not included
Does the pass pay off?
On price alone an Athens pass is not worth it for everyone. If you only want the Acropolis, a single ticket is cheaper. The real gain is time: skip-the-line entry, an audio guide instead of reading up beforehand, and the hop-on/hop-off bus instead of buying tickets on the spot. If you visit several sights and use the bus over 2–3 days, the pass usually saves money too.
Buying & redeeming
You pick your attractions when activating the pass. Digital delivery via Turbopass. If you book directly with Turbopass, you can cancel free of charge and get a full refund as long as you haven’t selected or reserved any attraction. If some attractions are already selected or reserved, the refund is proportional: the purchase price minus the retail value of those attractions and any non-refundable reservations. A fully reserved pass is non-refundable. Cancellations less than 24 hours before your chosen start date are not refunded. For bookings via GetYourGuide, GetYourGuide’s terms apply: free cancellation up to 24 hours before the chosen date.
What speaks against this pass
You only get what you set at checkout. If you end up wanting to see more of Athens, the City Pass suits you better: it includes all attractions for a fixed number of days, with nothing to pick in advance. There are also no customer reviews to lean on yet.
Who the pass suits
- You only want 2–4 selected highlights
- You plan a short stay (1–2 days)
- You want to decide for yourself what’s in the pass
Traveller reviews
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