National archeological museum athens

Visit one of the world's great museums, the National Archaeological Museum of Athens on this three-hour private walking tour. The museum houses the most important finds from Greece's archaeological sights. In this rich Museum with artifacts from all over the country, you will have the opportunity to get acquainted with all periods of Greek art such

Belived to be created around 470 - 440 BC, it is located at the National Archeological Museum in Athens.

Athens’ National Archeological Museum, one of the most relevant in the world, showcases the best collection of Greek antiquities and artifacts you’ll ever be able to find. Finely carved sculptures, vases, jewelry and frescos are some of the pieces in display inside, along with other priceless value from all over Greece ranging from the Neolithic to the Classic Age. The museum, an imposing 8000 square meter neo-classical building on Patision avenue, hosts more than 11,000 pieces on two floors…

Athens is a one of those tourist cities that has everything. You can find amazing beaches, relax, night clubs and pubs, great food, and historical sites. History, architecture and artefact lovers…

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national archeological museum in athens

National Archeological museum, Athens. Prehistoric Greece: Mycenaen site findings Archaic Greece: Kouros and national collection of greek geometric, red-figure and black figure vases.

The Jockey of Artemision, galloping on his horse, dated around 140 BC. Found in pieces, it was discovered in north Euboea off the cape of Artemision, in the area of a shipwreck.

A special sea-themed guided tour at the National Archeological Museum reminds us that there is much more to the Mediterranean than beach fun.