Athènes : changements et corrections récents
Toutes les corrections de prix, de règles ou de catalogue apportées à nos données sur Athènes, avec l’ancienne valeur, la nouvelle, la source et le motif.
Chaque entrée du journal est affichée dans sa langue d’origine (l’anglais), telle qu’elle a été vérifiée ; les titres et les libellés sont traduits.
acropolis — officialPrice
- Avant
- €20.00 (attraction file) / referenced as €30 combo elsewhere on-site
- Maintenant
- €30.00 (standalone standard adult ticket)
The site's own attraction JSON (acropolis.json) listed €20 as the box-office price, contradicting the €30 figure used elsewhere on the same site for the same ticket. Verified directly on the official Hellenic Heritage destination page: standalone Acropolis admission is €30.00 (reduced €15.00).
Source: Hellenic Heritage (Ministry of Culture & Sports)acropolis-museum — officialPrice
- Avant
- €15.00
- Maintenant
- €20.00 (reduced €10.00)
Verified directly on the official Acropolis Museum site. Previous €15 figure was unsourced and incorrect.
Source: Acropolis Museum Officialacropolis-museum — hours
- Avant
- 09:00 - 17:00 (single flat range, no seasonal or Friday variation)
- Maintenant
- Seasonal + day-specific: Winter Mon-Thu 09:00-17:00, Fri 09:00-22:00, Sat-Sun 09:00-20:00 (summer Mon 09:00-17:00, Tue-Sun 09:00-20:00, Fri 09:00-22:00)
A flat '09:00-17:00' misrepresented the museum's extended Friday hours (until 22:00) and weekend hours (until 20:00). Replaced with a full seasonal/day-specific schedule.
Source: Acropolis Museum Officialzeus-temple — officialPrice
- Avant
- €8.00
- Maintenant
- €20.00 (reduced €10.00)
Verified directly on the official Hellenic Heritage destination page for the Olympieion. Previous €8 figure was unsourced and substantially incorrect (site falls in the €20 official pricing tier, not a lower tier).
Source: Hellenic Heritage (Ministry of Culture & Sports)acropolis, ancient-agora, zeus-temple, roman-agora, hadrians-library, aristotle-lyceum, kerameikos — combinedTicket
- Avant
- "The official government Acropolis Combo Ticket was discontinued" (stated as flat fact with no source, and the acropolis.json passFactor still simultaneously advertised an active-sounding 'Official Combo Ticket (€30)' option with a live buyUrl to hhticket.gr)
- Maintenant
- Directly verified on hh.gr/tickets.hh.gr: each Athens archaeological site is currently sold as an independent ticket; no multi-site Athens combined ticket is offered on the official platform today. Multiple independent secondary sources (not Tier 1/2) report this replaced a previous €30/5-day, 7-site combined ticket around April 2025 as part of a national pricing reform, but Local Experiences could not locate a Tier-1/Tier-2 primary announcement of that exact date, so the historical discontinuation date itself is flagged NEEDS_VERIFICATION even though the current independently-ticketed state is directly verified.
The live site contained an internal contradiction: prose claiming the combo ticket was discontinued, while the same attraction page still marketed an 'Official Combo Ticket (€30)' as a purchasable pass option with a working-looking buyUrl. This is corrected to state only what was directly verified, and to stop selling a product that could not be confirmed to exist today.
Source: Hellenic Heritage / ODAPathens-digital-pass — productName / price / officialSourceUrl
- Avant
- "Athens Digital Pass", €54.00 (destination table) / €0 (registry NEEDS_VERIFICATION), buyUrl https://www.tiqets.com/en/athens-attractions-c71965/the-athens-pass-p1012351/ (dead link, redirects to a generic Italy landing page)
- Maintenant
- Renamed to match the actual product, "The Athens Pass" (sold by Tiqets, a ticket marketplace, not a dedicated pass company). Price from €104.00. Corrected URL: https://www.tiqets.com/en/athens-attractions-c99239/the-athens-pass-p1013716/
The previous buyUrl was dead (redirected to an unrelated Italy page), meaning the site was sending readers to a broken outbound link. Product also displayed a materially wrong starting price (€54 vs. the current €104).
Source: Tiqets - The Athens Passturbopass-citypass — price
- Avant
- From €78.90 (1 to 6 days)
- Maintenant
- From €108.90 (lowest schema.org AggregateOffer price on the official product page)
The official page's own embedded Product/AggregateOffer schema states lowPrice 108.9, not 78.90. Exact per-day-count tiers beyond the lowest price were not individually confirmed and are flagged NEEDS_VERIFICATION rather than estimated.
Source: Turbopass Websiteturbopass-flexpass — price
- Avant
- From €15.00 (2 to 7 sights)
- Maintenant
- From €59.90 (lowest schema.org AggregateOffer price for 2 attractions, on the official product page)
The official page's own embedded Product/AggregateOffer schema states lowPrice 59.9, not 15.00. €15 could not be traced to any current official figure.
Source: Turbopass Websiteacropolis, zeus-temple — avgWaitTime
- Avant
- 45 mins / 5 mins
- Maintenant
- REMOVED (field deleted from published attraction pages)
No documented, reliable, dated dataset exists for real-time or average Acropolis/Zeus Temple queue lengths. Per operating principle 'do not estimate waiting times', the field was removed rather than republished as an apparent fact.
acropolis, acropolis-museum — passFactor / entryRules terminology
- Avant
- "fastTrack: Yes", "priority time slot", "timed-entry priority access" used interchangeably with a Turbopass-sold reserved ticket
- Maintenant
- Reframed as "reserved/timed entry": the pass pre-books the same official timed-entry ticket sold directly by Hellenic Heritage. No official source confirms a distinct queue-skipping lane beyond the ticket itself, and mandatory security screening still applies to all visitors.
Per Phase 13 terminology rules: a pre-booked timed-entry slot must not be labeled 'skip-the-line' or 'priority entrance' unless the provider explicitly documents a distinct benefit beyond the reservation itself.
Source: Hellenic Heritage / Turbopass