Lindos Acropolis Tickets with Digital Guide

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Treat yourself to a unique experience at the Acropolis of Lindos, one of the oldest and most spectacular archaeological sites in Greece. With your skip-the-line ticket and a digital Hellenic Heritage guide downloadable from your email, you can explore the 4,000-year history of the Temple of Athena Lindia and the Byzantine ruins at your leisure.

The ticket includes access to the acropolis at the selected time (you can arrive 15 minutes earlier or later) and a complete guide on your mobile phone, available in several languages.

Experience the history and the most breathtaking views of Lindos.
Take advantage of all the independence offered by your downloadable digital guide.
Enjoy panoramic views of the Aegean from the top.

Queue-free entrance to the Acropolis of Lindos.
Digital Guide to Hellenic Heritage (download linked in your confirmation email).

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Lindos, on the island of Rhodes, is home to one of the best-preserved acropolis in Greece, in use since the Bronze Age. When you show your ticket at the ticket office, you will enter directly into a site steeped in history, with the remains of walls, temples and defensive structures carved into the rock.

The Digital Guide to Hellenic Heritage will explain the origin of each building and its evolution over the centuries, with texts, photographs and interactive maps accessible on your mobile device. This way you can delve into details that would go unnoticed without an expert guide.

The Doric Temple of Athena Lindia, erected in 300 BC, is the heart of the site. Surrounded by weathered columns and altars, it offers a direct testimony to the devotion to the patron goddess of the city and a privileged viewpoint over the village and the sea.

You will climb up a steep stone path that climbs 116 metres, passing Byzantine remains and cisterns. The climb is rewarded with postcard views: the hamlet of Lindos, the golden sandy beach and the intense blue of the Mediterranean Sea.

After the visit, you can stop at the ruins to appreciate the surroundings and photograph every angle before calmly descending, following your digital guide who will show you the best route down.