About this experience
Explore Delphi, a UNESCO World Heritage Archaeological Site, at your own pace. Known to the Ancient Greeks as the "centre of the world," Delphi features monuments and ruins rich in history and mythology including the Temple of Apollo, the Athenian Treasury, and the Athenian Stoa. Visit the Delphi Museum to see a variety of artefacts, including the bronze Charioteer, a statue created to commemorate a victory at the Pythian Games in 476 BC.
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Delphi Archaeological Site, Delphi, Greece
Present your mobile voucher or printed ticket at the site entrance. If you have booked the audio guide, download instructions will be on your confirmation voucher — download the app before you arrive for the smoothest start.
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- Your booking voucher (mobile or printed)
- Valid photo ID (required for free-admission categories)
- Comfortable walking shoes — the site involves uneven, uphill terrain
- Water and sun protection, especially in summer
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or is mobile accepted?
A mobile ticket displayed on your phone is accepted at the entrance — no printing required.
How do I get the audio guide after booking?
Your booking confirmation voucher will include download instructions for the audio guide app. We recommend downloading it before you travel to avoid relying on site Wi-Fi.
My child is under 6 — do they still need a ticket?
Yes. Children under 6 and EU citizens under 26 enter free of charge, but they still need an admission ticket, which must be collected at the site on the day. Bring a valid ID to confirm eligibility.
What are the opening hours?
Opening hours for the Delphi Archaeological Site can vary by season and may be subject to closure dates. Check the official Delphi site website for current hours before your visit.
Is the site accessible for visitors with mobility difficulties?
The archaeological site involves significant uphill walking on uneven ancient stone paths, which makes it challenging for visitors with limited mobility. The museum building is more accessible. We recommend checking with the site directly if you have specific requirements.
Can I visit the museum and the ruins on the same ticket?
Yes — your admission ticket covers both the open-air archaeological site and the Delphi Museum, which is located adjacent to the ruins.