Delphi Tours and Tickets

Yes, it is worth going to Delphi. Not only is it among the most significant archaeological sites for fans of ancient Greek mythology, but it’s also easy enough to get to on a day trip from Athens. Taking a tour that includes transportation makes it even easier.

Adults visiting Delhi pay around €12 (peak season) or €6 (off-season) for entry tickets, which includes the archaeological site and museum. Half-off admission is available to seniors, students, and people under 25 from EU member states. Admission is free on select public holidays and the first Sunday of the month in November–March.

It depends. While it’s worth visiting Delphi Archaeological Site even if you have only a couple of hours to spare at the site, it’s better to give yourself a good three to four hours to take everything in. That's the amount of time many tours plan at the site.

Yes, Delphi can be done on a day trip from Athens. The drive between the two cities takes roughly 2.5 hours, depending on traffic, so it’s best done in a comfortable air-conditioned bus. Factor in around four hours of sightseeing at the archaeological site and museum and time for lunch, and you’ll end up with a long day trip.

The best way to visit Delphi is by taking a private or group tour from Athens. Day trips are a popular option and include round-trip transportation from your hotel or a central meeting spot, guide services, and—in some cases—admission fees to the museum and archaeological site.

Yes, you can see Meteora and Delphi in one day, as the two sites are around a 3-hour drive from one another. However, it’s difficult to visit both on a day tour from Athens. Most trips from the Greek capital span two days, allowing you time to see each site.