Museums in Greece

Postal and Philatelic Museum of Greece

The Philatelic and Postal Museum of Greece is a unique institution that combines art, history, and technology.

Archaeological Museum of Amfissa

The Archaeological Museum of Amfissa presents visitors with a comprehensive overview of the history and cultural development of ancient Phocis.

Folklore Museum of the Culture Club

Archaeological Museum of Isthmia

The Archaeological Museum of Isthmia is located within the archaeological site of the Isthmian sanctuary of Poseidon and serves as an important exhibition space for finds from the wider Corinthian region.

Canellopoulos Museum

The Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos Museum (CAMU) is a major archaeological and art museum in Athens that presents the continuity of Greek art from prehistoric times to the post-Byzantine period.

Archaeological Museum of Veroia

The Archaeological Museum of Veria has been operating since the 1960s and preserves and presents antiquities from the city of Veria and archaeological sites throughout the region of Imathia.

Athanasios Vrellis Museum of Wax Effigies

Monemvasia Archaeological Collection

The Archaeological Collection of Monemvasia is housed in a historically significant preserved building with a complex architectural and functional history.

Jewish Museum of Greece

The Jewish Museum of Greece was founded in the late 1970s with the initiative of the Jewish Community of Athens and the support of individuals dedicated to preserving the history and cultural heritage of Greek Jewry.

Byzantine Museum of Veroia

The Byzantine Museum of Veria is housed in an impressive early 20th-century industrial building, originally a water-powered flour mill owned by Stergios Markos.

Ethnographic Museum of the Ioannina University

Archaeological Museum of Lemnos

The Archaeological Museum of Lemnos is located in Myrina, at the site of Romeikos Gialos, a short distance from the town’s castle and adjacent to the prehistoric archaeological site of Myrina.