Entry tickets to Greece’s historical attractions increases


By AGENCY

Tickets to a number of the historical landmarks in Peloponnese, Greece now cost more than last year. — Pixabay

Since April 1, tickets for many historical sites in Greece have become up to 50% more expensive, with the entrance fee to the country’s best-known ancient landmark, the Acropolis in Athens, increasing from €20 (RM101) to €30 (RM151) for adults.

Greece’s Culture Ministry is still giving discounts to visitors who are over 65 years old (€15/RM75), while young European Union citizens under 25 can visit for free if they present their identity card or passport.

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