The largest museum in Greece, housing significant artifacts from archaeological sites across the country, spanning from the prehistoric period to late antiquity.

Located in the heart of Athens, this ancient site is renowned for its magnificent Parthenon and rich historical and cultural legacy.

Founded in honor of Emmanuel Benakis, the museum's collection spans from prehistoric to modern Greek art, as well as Islamic art, Asian art, and European decorative art.

Dedicated to showcasing the art and artifacts of Cycladic civilization, while also encompassing the cultural heritage of Ancient Greece and Cyprus.

As the heart of ancient Greek city-state life, it witnessed the birth and prosperity of democracy.

Focusing on the archaeological finds from the Acropolis site in Athens, the museum serves as a 'repository' of the Acropolis.

Once the largest ancient Greek temple in Athens, dedicated to Zeus, it is renowned for its magnificent Corinthian colonnade.

Situated within the Villa Ilissia, this museum is regarded as one of the world's most significant museums of Byzantine art.

A museum of visual arts dedicated to showcasing Greek and international artworks.

Located in the Old Parliament House in Athens, this is the oldest history museum in Greece, showcasing cultural heritage since the War of Independence in 1821.

A significant religious edifice of the Greek Orthodox Church, renowned for its magnificent Neoclassical architecture and profound historical and cultural significance.

A grand architectural complex where books, ideas, and cultural life converge.

The first unified marketplace in Athens, forming the prototype of an ancient commercial center.