Given to the Greek state by the family of former Prime Minister Koryzis in 1941, the museum was built in the 1960s at the site of the old Koryzis residence.
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Given to the Greek state by the family of former Prime Minister Koryzis in 1941, the museum was built in the 1960s at the site of the old Koryzis residence.
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Covering some 1,400 square metres, the Archaeological Museum of Piraeus houses an amazing array of artefacts, dating from prehistoric times to the early Christian era.
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Surrounded by large tracts of agricultural land, the museum was built in 1975 near the famous site of Marathon.
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The Archaeology Museum of Kythera is housed in a small, early-20th-century building.
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The Archaeological Museum of Kerameikos is located on Ermou street, near the Kerameikos archaeological site.
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Located near the Lycurgan cross-wall that separated the ancient sacred site from the main city of Eleusis, this small museum is the result of a large archaeological excavation.
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The Ancient Agora of Athens is the open space located near and northwest of the Acropolis.
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Founded in 1828, the Archaeological Museum of Aegina was the first museum established in the free Greek state.
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With an underground station conveniently located at its front entrance, the new Acropolis Museum is home to the most important artefacts found on the ‘sacred rock’.