Archaeology Museums in Greece
10 museums found
The catalogue lists 10 archaeology museums in Greece. Within the country they sit mainly in Athens (2) and Delphi (2).
2 of them are free to enter. Each entry below covers what the museum holds, how long a visit takes and what it costs.
Archaeological Museum of Pella
PellaMuseum showcasing artifacts from ancient Pella, capital of the Macedonian Kingdom.
Archaeological Site of Dodoni
DodoniAncient sanctuary of Zeus and Dione, known for its oracle and impressive theater.
Archaeological Museum of Mycenae
MycenaeMuseum showcasing artifacts from Mycenaean civilization.
Delphi Archaeological Museum
DelphiMuseum housing artifacts from the ancient sanctuary of Delphi.
Archaeological Museum of Delphi
DelphiMuseum showcasing artifacts from the ancient Delphic sanctuary.
Museum of the Ancient Agora
AthensMuseum showcasing artifacts from the Ancient Agora in Athens.
Archaeological Museum of Nikopolis
PrevezaMuseum dedicated to artifacts from ancient Nikopolis, founded by Augustus in 31 BC.
Archaeological Museum of Philippi
KrinidesMuseum showcasing artifacts from ancient Philippi.
Acropolis Museum
AthensThe Acropolis Museum in Athens showcases artifacts from the Acropolis archaeological site, offering insights into ancient Greek civilization.
Archaeological Museum of Chania
ChaniaExplore Chania's rich archaeological heritage from the Neolithic to Roman periods at this modern museum in Chalepa.