How can I visit Aristotle’s Lyceum in Athens?

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Access to the archaeological site of the Lyceum of Aristotle is available with a combo ticket like the <experience tgid="11986" type="Popup" title="Acropolis + 5 Archaeological Sites of Athens multipass ticket" id="htt6FtX2" />. Along with Aristotle’s school, it includes access to the Acropolis of Athens and 5 other archaeological sites in the city.

Where can I buy tickets for Aristotle’s Lyceum?

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Aristotle’s Lyceum | Ancient School of Philosophy in Athens

The site of Aristotle’s Lyceum – or school – was discovered only recently in 1996, and excavations were carried out in 2011. It was here that the Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle founded his Peripatetic School, where he taught philosophy and rhetoric for 12 years. The school was so named because he taught his students while walking and talking around the complex gardens. The school was founded on the site of an ancient Greek gymnasium, where athletes trained for sports competitions.