Top 10 museums for contemporary culture in Greece

Top 10 museums for contemporary culture in Greece

Contemporary culture museums in Greece show how artists, communities and institutions respond to modern life and global questions.

Greece’s museum landscape is not only about the past. Contemporary museums and cultural spaces explore identity, technology, urban life, political memory and creative experimentation. They are important for visitors who want to see Greece as a living cultural environment.

  1. National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens
    Athens

    National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens

    The EMST | National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens is Greece’s leading institution for contemporary art and one of the most important museums of its kind in Southern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean.

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  2. National Gallery of Athens
    Athens

    National Gallery of Athens

    Admire the finest examples of modern Greek art at the National Gallery of Athens. This recently renovated museum showcases the artistic journey of the Greek state.

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  3. Video Games Museum
    Heraklion

    Video Games Museum

    The Video Games Museum, located in the heart of Heraklion, Crete, invites you to discover the magic, evolution, and cultural significance of electronic games through a unique experience.

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  4. Benaki Museum
    Athens

    Benaki Museum

    Journey through the vast history of the Greek world at the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture. From ancient times to the modern era, this museum offers a unique look at the evolution of Hellenism.

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  5. Municipal Art Gallery of Volos
    Volos

    Municipal Art Gallery of Volos

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  6. Averoff Gallery Metsovo
    Ioannina

    Averoff Gallery Metsovo

    The Averoff Art Gallery is a museum of modern Greek art located in Metsovo, in the region of Ioannina.

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  7. Museum of Greek Children Art
    Athens

    Museum of Greek Children Art

    The Museum of Greek Children’s Art was established in 1994 by the Association of its Friends as a non profit cultural institution dedicated to children’s artistic expression and creativity.

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