National Archaeology Museum: Tickets

National Archaeology Museum Tickets and Information

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• National Archaeology Museum Address: 44 28is Oktovriou, 106 82, Athens
• Opening Hours: Daily: 08:00 - 20:00 (except Tuesdays: 13:00 - 20:00)

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Is National Archaeology Museum in Athens Worth Visiting

• It’s full of priceless artefacts and some of Greece’s most important heirlooms, so definitely, yes!

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What You See at National Archaeology Museum

• Greek Antiques & Artefacts
• Art
• Sculptures

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About National Archaeology Museum

The National Archaeology Museum in Athens is Greece’s largest and one of its most important museums which is dedicated to preserving the countries rich cultural and historical heritage.

The museum is in the heart of Athens and is home to one of the world's finest collections of artefacts from the ancient Greek civilization, offering you a fascinating journey through archaeological history with exhibits covering different historical periods from the prehistoric era to late antiquity that include thousands of artefacts.

Exhibits Include:

• ‍The Mask of Agamemnon: A golden mask that dates back to the 16th century BC and is a highlight of the 'Mycenaean collection'.
• The Antikythera Mechanism: An ancient analogue computer which may be the first of its kind and dates back to around 100 BC.
• Statue of Poseidon (or Zeus): An incredible bronze statue from the Classical period which is famous for its powerful depiction of a god.
• The Thera Frescoes: Beautiful wall paintings that were discovered on the island of Santorini and offer a vivid glimpse of ancient life.
• The Bronze Statues: Masterpieces of bronze artistry, including statues of gods, athletes, and warriors.

Museum Collections Include:

• Prehistoric Collection: With artefacts from the Neolithic period, Cycladic, Minoan, and Mycenaean civilizations, including tools, pottery, and figurines.
• Sculpture Collection: Showing the evolution of Greek sculptures from the 7th century BC to the Roman era.
• Vases and Minor Arts: Includes an extensive range of Greek vases from the Geometric to the Classical period.
• Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection: Unique artefacts from Egypt, including mummies, hieroglyphics, and funerary items.

The National Archaeology Museum in Athens offers you an trip into the history and artistry of ancient Greece, making it an essential stop for any history lovers visiting Athens!