National Archaeological Museum

Greece is full of history and the National Archeological Museum helps reveal this even further. There are countless artifacts and statues available t.. Read more »o peruse. I would suggest downloading a guided tour or having a tour guide to give greater insight to the exhibits. There first Monday of every month is free to all visitors but be prepared for large crowds.

Beautiful collection of cars in spectacular condition! Makes you realize how we miss good design these days. The lighting is very flattering and the u.. Read more »se of soft period music in the background is brilliant and really takes you back to those days. Bravo! To the management team, I would recommend lifting up the information signs (about each model) off the floor as they're practically inexistent like this. Thanks for a lot of fun!

Still open and safely modified to a 1-way system for covid-19. Great collection for stuff but can get a little repetitive after a while. Free for EU/U.. Read more »K citizens under 25 years old with passport

Mostly sculptures, and many very old ones from thousands of years ago. I found the tombstones especially touching, showing the dead person reaching fo.. Read more »r her baby, or looking in a mirror. Thank goodness I was listening to the Rick Steves Audio Europe App (free download online), he described the artworks so enthusiastically that it made the visit that much more valuable.

A bit too much of the same thing (statues and vases). Would be nice if the exhibition had more interactive background information on these objects.

Awesome exposition, although, I'm quite biased as I love ancient Greek history :)

As the oldest museum institution in Ukraine, the roots of this attraction can be followed back to 1825. There are up to 170,000 exhibits at the museum.. Read more », all relating to the ancient history of this region, as well as Greece, Italy, Egypt and Cyprus. The palace housing the attraction is from 1883, and catches the eye for its big Neoclassical portico. The sarcophagi, papyrus and hieroglyphics in the Egyptian galleries are always crowd-pleasers. And there’s a huge collection of 50,000 coins from Ancient Greece through to the days of the Russian Empire. The museum also maintains an exhibit under a glass canopy on Primorksy Boulevard where you can view the foundations of a Bronze Age settlement from the 5th to 3rd centuries BC.

They make me through my Cafe before they answered me about the intense . I didn't get inside because i didn't have 12€ so no museum and no cafe .

Kind of expensive (12€/pax) and not student discount (just under 25 discount). The museum is extensive and interesting, and covers the vast majority o.. Read more »f greek sculpture and artistic development. In the ends It gets repetitive, but in general terms its worth it

A must see .. a place to visit in Athens. Highly recommend if you want to see the best place in the world for the best collection of greek ancient exa.. Read more »mples.. blew my mind