* You can't say you've seen Athens unless you've visited this amazing museum!
* With over 11,000 exhibits, it offers a panorama of the Greek civilization from the dawn of Prehistory to Late Antiquity.
* We will also have a drink while taking a break.
* Covering a total of 8,000 sq.m. (86,000 sq. ft), the NAM houses numerous important finds including:
Some of the museum's oldest artifacts are exhibited in this collection dating all the way back to the 6th mil. BC.
Plain and mysterious, these figurines (3rd mil. BC.) originated from the Cycladic islands and influenced modern art some 5,000 years later...
With opulent artifacts such as the 'Mask of Agamemnon', this collection dates from the 2nd mil. BC., the time of the not-so-mythical Trojan War.
From Greece's most popular island, which is an active volcano and caused one of the largest volcanic eruptions humanity has witnessed in the 17th cent. BC. This event probably gave rise to the story of the Lost Atlantis...
The world's earliest analogue computer, dating from the 2nd cent. BC, was used to predict astronomical positions and inspired the latest Indiana Jones movie.
This brilliant collection showcases the evolution of the sculptures that shaped Western art, including some of the world's few surviving bronze statues.
Typical as well as unexpected vases and figurines from several periods and regions make up the most stunning collection one could see in Greece.
King Leonidas and his 300 men fought the Persian Empire sacrificing themselves for the freedom of Greece.
A small collection of finds attests to the legendary battle of Thermopylae.
3 hours
National Archaeological Museum, ticket office
Walking.
Tickets. Drinks.
English
Cancellations made up to 7 days before a scheduled tour will be processed without a penalty.