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Temple of Apollo
Delphi admission tickets include access to the Temple of Apollo and other major ruins inside the site, plus the Delphi Archaeological Museum.
The Temple of Apollo and the Delphi ruins can be a challenge to interpret on your own, so visit with a guided tour or an audio guide for the full experience.
The entire site takes a least two hours to cover and there’s very little shade, so choose comfortable footwear and bring a hat and sunscreen.
The ruins are spread over steep, rough terrain and are not accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, but the Delphi Archaeological Museum has entrance ramps and an accessible restroom.
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The Temple of Apollo is located inside the Delphi Archaeological Site. Tickets to the site cost €20 and include admission to the Delphi Archaeological Museum. Free entry is offered to EU citizens up to the age of 25 and young people under 18. Museum entry is timed, but you can visit the archaeological ruins to see the Temple of Apollo at any time during the same day.
It takes just a few minutes to admire the ruins of Delphi’s most famous temple, but most people explore the entire archaeological site. Plan at least three hours to tour the Delphi Archaeological Site, plus an additional hour at the adjacent museum to marvel at its collection of ancient statuary and architectural fragments.
Yes, this temple, dating from the fourth century BC, once housed the Oracle of Delphi and is one of the most significant ruins within the Archaeological Site of Delphi. Not much remains of the original structure, so visit with a guide for a better understanding of the complex ruins and to learn about the role this sanctuary played in ancient politics and culture.
The Temple of Apollo and surrounding ruins within the Archaeological Site of Delphi are on rough, uneven terrain that can be challenging for visitors in wheelchairs. The site offers a vehicle to transport wheelchair users to the Temple of Apollo, which must be booked by email at least seven days in advance.
The temple and surrounding archaeological site are busiest on weekends, especially during the summer months of May to September. Weekday mornings are the best time to avoid the biggest crowds, or the quieter low season from October through April. Opening hours vary by season, so check in advance.