How to get to the Ancient Agora by metro
Station, line and time — the complete guide.
Get off at Thiseio station (M1). From there it is a ~5-minute walk to the entrance of the archaeological site.
Monastiraki station (Lines 1 and 3) is about the same distance from the other entrance.
Alternatively: Monastiraki station (M1 & M3).
Overview
The Ancient Agora was the political, commercial and social heart of ancient Athens. It is home to the superbly preserved Temple of Hephaestus and the reconstructed Stoa of Attalos.
Getting there from key points
| Starting point | Metro route |
|---|---|
| Syntagma | Line M3 toward Dimotiko Theatro, 1 stop, change at Monastiraki, Line M1 toward Piraeus, 1 stop |
| Monastiraki | Line M1 toward Piraeus, 1 stop |
| Piraeus port | Line M1 toward Kifisia, 6 stops |
Step by step
Take M1 and get off at Thiseio station.
Follow the signs to the right exit.
In ~5 minutes on foot you reach the entrance of the archaeological site.
Useful information
Frequently asked questions
How much is a ticket?
A single 90-minute ticket is valid across the whole network (metro, buses, tram). See prices on the "Tickets & fares" page.
How long does it take from the city centre?
From Syntagma: Line M3 toward Dimotiko Theatro, 1 stop, change at Monastiraki, Line M1 toward Piraeus, 1 stop. See all the routes above.
Which lines serve the station?
Thiseio station is served by M1.
Is the station accessible?
Yes, Thiseio station has lifts for step-free access.
Where can I see more sights?
See all attractions near the metro.
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Updated: October 2026