Archaeological Museums

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.

Kambos Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Collection of Kambos, Ikaria, is a small but highly significant exhibition space located within the archaeological site of Kambos (ancient Oinoe).

Epigraphical Museum

The Epigraphic Museum of Athens is one of the most important museums of ancient inscriptions in the world.

Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai (Vergina)

The Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai is located in Vergina, in the region of Imathia, northern Greece, and is considered one of the most important archaeological museums in the world.

Archaeological Museum of Andros

The Archaeological Museum of Andros, located in Chora (the island’s capital), is an important institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the island’s long and rich history.

Archaeological Museum of Pella

The Archaeological Museum of Pella is one of the most important museums in Greece and a major reference point for the history of ancient Macedonia

Archaeological Museum of Palaiopolis

The Archaeological Museum of Paleopolis in Andros presents important finds from the excavations of the ancient city of Paleopolis, the historical capital of Andros.

Archaeological Museum of Edessa

Archaeological Museum of Dion

The Archaeological Museum of Dion is located within the archaeological site of Dion in Pieria, Central Macedonia, and houses the remarkable finds uncovered during excavations in the ancient city and the surrounding region.

Archaeological Museum of Astypalaia

The Archaeological Museum of Astypalaia presents a diachronic exhibition covering a wide chronological range, from prehistoric times to the medieval period.

Archaeological Museum of Kavala

The Archaeological Museum of Kavala is one of the most important museums in Eastern Macedonia, presenting the history and culture of the region from prehistoric times to the Roman period.

Archaeological Museum of Kea

The Archaeological Museum of Kea is located in Ioulida, the capital of the island, and serves as the main institution presenting the island’s long history from prehistoric to Roman times.