Parking: There is a car park and also plenty of parking spots available on the side of the road.

Opening hours (all sites): the museum shuts early on some days so be aware of that when planning.

Walking: The theater, stadium, Apollo’s temple etc require some walking so wear comfortable shoes.

The site location: The museum, the theater (and other sites on that side of the hill) and the temple of Athena are a few hundred meters walk from each other, you can either walk across to each or if it’s not so busy on the road then park by each location.

Ticket prices: are 12e each and the museum entry is included in the price.

Toilets: No toilets up on the hill where the temple of Apollo, theater etc are (not down by the tholos of Athena, so be aware of that before making the walk up.

Museum: The museum is relatively small but has a lot of items to check out. It can take 20min-1h to see all depending on your pace.

This is a must visit if you have the time when in Greece, it’s 2.5-3h drive from Athens but totally worth it.

Weather: Visiting in April was good because it wasn’t too hot yet. 20ish degrees. It’s outside and mainly exposed to if you’re visiting on the summer or hot times then bring sun protection.

Accommodation: There are hotels within 5min driving distance and most of them are good quality. I stayed at Nidimos in Delphi center.