Akrotiri Archaeological Site
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What we established Akrotiri Archaeological Site: the official site is hh.gr. Its tickets are sold on tickets.hh.gr, part of the same site. Added to our site on .
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Tickets Full: €20.00 Reduced: €10.00
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Akrotiri Archaeological Site: address
Akrotiri 84700, TheraOpen in Google Maps →✓ hh.gr/en/destinations/akrotiri-thera · 2026-10-01Akrotiri Archaeological Site: opening hours
Winter: 08:30 - 15:30, Closed on Tuesday Summer: 08:30 15:30 every Monday & Thursday For the remaining days of the week, the schedule is as follows: September October September 1 to 15: 08:00 19:30 (last entry at 19:00) September 16 to 30: 08:00 19:00 (last entry at 18:30) October 1 to 15: 08:00 18:30 (last entry at 18:00) October 16 to 31: 08:00 18:00 (last entry at 17:30)✓ odysseus.culture.gr/h/3/eh355.jsp · 2026-10-09Akrotiri Archaeological Site: closing days
The site remains closed on the following dates and public holidays: January 1, March 25, May 1, Easter Sunday, December 25 & 26.✓ hh.gr/en/destinations/akrotiri-thera · 2026-10-03Akrotiri Archaeological Site: what should I know before visiting?
Last admission: 20 minutes before closing time✓ hh.gr/en/destinations/akrotiri-thera · 2026-10-10Akrotiri Archaeological Site: how to get there
On foot 30 minutes from the settlement of Akrotiri By car 6 minutes from the settlement of Akrotiri 2 hours and 30 minutes from Fira✓ hh.gr/en/destinations/akrotiri-thera · 2026-10-03It is one of the most important prehistoric settlements of the Aegean. The first habitation at the site dates from the Late Neolithic times (at least the 4th millenium B.C.). During the Early Bronze Age (3rd millenium B.C.), a sizeable settlement was founded and in the Middle and early Late Bronze Age (ca. 20th-17th centuries B.C.) it was extended and gradually developed into one of the main urban centres and ports of the Aegean.