A museum that is both fun to visit and full of meaning and design

With a great view and transparent floor-to-ceiling glass, you can see the Parthenon from the museum while watching a documentary about the origin of the Parthenon, giving you a 360-degree viewing experience. There is a terrace and restaurant on the second floor, so you can take a break after visiting the exhibition. Archaeological excavation area Located below the museum, this area showcases the ancient neighborhoods of Athens, giving you a glimpse into the lifestyle of the Greeks from the Classical to the Byzantine periods. It includes baths, streets, villas, pipes, stables, and more used by ancient Athenian settlements. You can also learn about the Acropolis, from cooking pots to offerings to the gods. History of the Acropolis Includes the famous original statue of the maiden, where you can learn about the entire history of the Acropolis from 2000 BC to the end of antiquity. Some of the items show the evolution of the rock from a fortress to a place of worship, the appearance of the Acropolis in the Archaic period, and other monuments in the Pericles program, including the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike.