The National Archaeological Museum was founded in 1829 and is the first museum founded in the Greek state after the revolutionary struggle and the liberation of Greece from the Ottoman …

The Bronze Collection of the National Archaeological Museum constitutes one of the richest collections of original works made of bronze in the world. The majority of the them were …

The National Archaeological Museum, as a public institution of culture, open and hospitable, through its multi-faceted program of activities makes an effort, among other things, to provide …

The National Archaeological Museum houses the largest and one of the most significant collections of sculpture of Greek antiquity worldwide, dating from the 7th century BC to the 5th …

Enjoy a digital tour through the 36 rooms of the National Archaeological Museum and familiarize yourselves with 86 of its exhibit. Our digital visitor strolls freely through the Museum rooms and …

During the Classical period a wide range of reliefs were created that also incorporated texts of the decrees issued by the city of Athens (Room 25) or took the form of a cave (Room 25) or …

The approximately 550 terracotta figurines of the National Archaeological Museum occupy two Rooms, displayed in chronological order from the Geometric to the Roman period. 1st FLOOR …

Antiquities of Thera: Hall 48 | Vase Collection: Hall 49-57 | Terracota Figurines: Hall 58-59 | Vlastos-Serpieri Collection: Hall 60-61 | Gold Jewellery: Hall 62 | Glass Vessels: Hall 63 | …

Digital virtual tour for persons with mobility impairment or hard of hearing individuals in the context of the National Archaeological Museum Action Plan for People with Disabilities

THE MYCENAEAN CIVILIZATION The Mycenaean world (1600-1100 BC) developed in Greece, which has always served as a bridge between the […]