One of Athens's unavoidable and essential museums. You should try to visit the top-floor first. The totally new display and the video are just flabbergasting. Don't forget to take a rest at the ground floor cafeteria. Their homemade pastries are excellent. Great sandwiches too.

My favourite museum in Athens. Very well curated and laid out with clear description that take you through the entire history. Will return for sure.

Great museum! Don’t be fooled by reviews that say they only needed 15 minutes to walk through this museum:) The museum doesn’t look big, but the collection and information there are superb, so you just want to read and see every little detail. We’ve spent three hours there and it was not enough - the whole experience was very enjoyable and informative. Highly recommend.

This is a very good museum. There are four floors of artefacts here. I started from the top to make my way down as I looked through all the exhibitions on each floor. The 4th floor shows life in Ancient Greece. The photos and artwork that accompanied the many Ancient Greek objects are excellent. On the 3rd floor, there was ancient Cypriot art. A wide range of artifacts from Cyprus is displayed here. From jewellery, pots, to statues. The 2nd floor has Ancient Greek art such as vases and sculptures. The 1st floor shows Cycladic art which are structures and artefacts that were found on various Greek islands. On the ground floor there is a book shop and a cafe. Overall, a very good museum. I highly recommend it to those who like history and art. Definitely worth the visit.

Excellent museum.€8 entrance. No audio guide. I would recommend 1 to 2 hours for the museum. The Cycladic are the 3rd ancient civilization that makes up Greece. I would highly recommend going if you're into history.

The Museum of Cycladic Art was founded in 1986. The museum is one of the most modern and important museums of prehistoric and ancient Greek art. Cyclades have been inhabited since 5000 BC. to this day almost without interruption. The Cyclades are a group of small islands in the central-southern Aegean Sea that form a virtual land bridge between mainland Greece and Asia Minor. The largest island is Naxos, with an area of ​​428 square kilometers. Cycladic civilization flourished on the islands of the central Aegean Sea during the Early Bronze Age (3rd millennium BC). The museum maintains one of the largest and most complete collections of Cycladic antiques in the world, with representative samples of marble figurines and vases, bronze weapons, tools and pottery from all phases of the early Cycladic period. The name Cyclades is used by Herodotus, Thucydides and several other ancient authors. According to Strabo, the Cyclades include Keos, Kinos, Serifos, Melos, Sifnos, Kimolos, Paros, Naxos, Syros, Mykonos, Tenos and Andros, which form a circle around the sacred island of Delos. Terra, Jos, Sikinos, Flegandros, Amogos, Anafi and some other small islands are included in the Southern Sporades. The earliest recorded use of the term "Cyclades" dates from the 5th century BC. It is not known whether in the 3rd millennium BC. the inhabitants of the Cyclades use the same or similar names for their islands. The "Cycladic Antiques" collection is located on the first floor of the building of the permanent collections. It includes a large number of high-quality marble figurines and vases, ceramic objects for everyday and ritual use, most of which date from the 3rd millennium BC. Also includes: metal objects, bronze tools and weapons, lead figurines and small silver vessels. Admiration for Cycladic figurines and vessels stems from their abstract simplicity, which is enhanced by the almost transparent quality of white marble. Marble figurines are the most impressive creations of Cycladic art. They are usually naked female figures with arms folded over the abdomen, knees slightly bent and the head barely tilted back. This type is called "canonical" by experts, sculpted in the early Cycladic period II (2800-2300 BC), when Cycladic art was at its zenith. The "canonical" figurines vary in size, but most of them are about 40 cm. The meaning and function of the Cycladic figurines is a kind of mystery. In the absence of written records, any interpretation should be based exclusively on archaeological finds and reasonable assumptions.

(Translated by Google) Museum located in the most elegant area of ​​Athens, which manages to give visitors a unique aesthetic and archaeological experience in the space of a visit, which, due to the size of the museum, lasts about two hours, The museum consists of two floors dedicated to the Cycladic art and one floor dedicated to the art of Cyprus. The finds have enormous aesthetic and archaeological value and are very well presented. The museum organizes temporary exhibitions such as the recent one on the influence of Greek art on Picasso, which I got to appreciate. On the ground floor there is a very elegant café, with a ceiling that is a small masterpiece of contemporary architecture, which offers excellent dishes and a boutique that sells, which is rare for museum boutiques, objects of excellent taste (Original) Museo situato nella zona più elegante di Atene,che riesce a dare ai visitatori un’esperienza estetica ed archeologica unica nello spazio di una visita,che ,causa delle dimensioni del museo,dura circa due ore, Il museo consiste di due piani dedicati all’arte delle Cicladi e un piano dedicato all’arte di Cipro. I reperti hanno un enorme valore estetico ed archeologico e sono molto ben presentati. Il museo organizza delle esposizioni temporanee come quella recente sull’influsso dell’arte greca su Picasso,che ho avuto modo di apprezzare. Al pian terreno si trova una caffetteria molto elegante ,con un soffitto che è un piccolo capolavoro di architettura contemporanea,che offre degli ottimi piatti ed una boutique che vende ,cosa rara per le boutique dei musei,degli oggetti di ottimo buon gusto

At first I thought I could overlook this museum but it definitely deserves your time for a visit. Its four floors have a great and scenic display of Cycladic art and Cypriot art. On the ground floor there are a cafe and a shop with a lot of options to buy cool gifts. Visited December 2023

Beautiful museum, really well arranged. Collections are stunning and well documented! Staff is really nice and guiding well. NB : some of my favorite pieces from the collections 😍

One of the best museums in Athens. The museum looks very new and well maintained, and it was not that crowded during our visit. The museum is very instructive and explains a lot the different displays within the rooms. It’s true that there will be some pieces that are exactly the same as within the National Archeological Museum of Athens, or even the museum of the Kerameikos archeological site, but you will have also some others things that we didn’t saw in other museums during our visit in Athens It took us around 2 hours to do this museum

Love this museum. A beautiful and informative presentati9n of life in Ancient Greece, with specific exhibitions on Cyprus, the ancient artistic expressions, and of course the Cycladic civilization. Highly recommend.

A jem. Nice and quiet museum that shows the chronology of art since early ages of greece. There are short explanations about the display which is accurate.

We went on a Saturday visit, my husband, our daughter and I. The way the artefacts are showcased and explained makes the experience going through the 3 floors rather enjoyable in addition the curators had been mindful of the children too. So our visit was an equal delight for us the adults and our young child. Having travelled to few Cycladic islands, this cultural education visit made it even more special and fascinating. We ended our visit with a stop at the airy and pleasant cafeteria. There is a souvenirs area with great gifting ideas. PS: You will need proof of the Covid19 vaccination to be allowed in.

Its a very important museum ,concerning the ancient times and especially the period of Cycladic civilazation!We visited the museum during a theme exhibition dedicated to Xaironian battle(338bc).On the forth floor ,visitors can find aspects of the daily life of the ancient Athenians!Its a highlight of the Greece culture ,the museum in general!

A wonderful museum! A good overview of the area's art development! Just the right size, you could go around the whole museum and be interested even in the last room. The exhibitions were organized exceptionally well and the Information boards were informative. The staff is extremely friendly. The room about the art of Cyprus was particularly impressive. Although the museum is an art museum, there are no paintings, but sculptures, ceramics and such. I strongly recommend visiting! The children also had a great time in this museum!

The collection of course very impressive, well organised, constructed and described. Service as well – very kind and helpful. However, I doubt whether prices are appropriate in comparison to size of the exhibition which has only 4 minor floors. It might also bother you the light reflecting in the showcases that make it impossible to fully focus on the exhibits. To sum up, I don't recommend it as one of the main places to visit in Athens but if someone has more time or is interested in Greek, Cypriot and especially Cycladic art like me - it's absolutely worth seeing.

One of the most beautiful museums in the center of Athens. A unique collection of Cycladic artifacts, a comprehensive collection of the ancient Hellenic arts. Great cafe and gift shop.

Really informative exhibition on art throughout history. It was interesting to have a take focused more on the artistic value of pieces rather than purely the archaeological aspect. The final floor had an especially interesting exhibit on the life story of a individual living in ancient Greece. It was presented with artifacts, drawn pictures and text as well as a video. Would definitely recommend. Staff were friendly and helpful, toilets were clean and shop was well presented.

Wonderful museum with a rich collection and well explained and accessible to all (kids, adults, people with different needs). The inclusivity and the beauty are just amazing. The cafe is super simpa as design and atmosphere

Small great museum in the center of Athens, near Syntagma metro station. It has four floors. First is about cycladic art with a lot of idols and tools. Second is about ancient greek art. I focuses mainly on geometric pottery some bronze vessels, sculptures and terracotta figurines. I haven't been to third and fourth floor but they are about cypriot art and ancient greek crafts. The shop is good but the souvenirs are very expensive, the books are good though but they are in small amount. The only bad thing in my experience was super expensive ticket about 12 euros it was reduced and is combo ticket if you want to visit statathos mansion. The only free tickets are about unemployed people, those who have disabilities and students on history of art and archeology. If you are archeology student like me you should show your stents card before visiting otherwise you will be charged.

Beautiful museum. The café is nice and there's cool things to buy in the gift shop

A must see museum (hidden treasure) .. a beautiful collection of kykladitika pieces dating 2500bc … also you see couple pieces from the Stern collection that eventually (162 pieces) will return back to greece… the staff was very friendly and professional

This is one of my favourite museums in Athens! What an amazing collection and incredible detail and descriptions for each exhibit and section. Some of the artefacts are contextualised with real life background images so that you can really get an understanding of how they were used back in the day. Loved it

Very nice museum, I do recommend guided tour for more comprehensive information ℹ️. One nice place to check is their cafeteria , which in weekend are organizing brunches, booking is recommended

One of the top 5 museums in Athens. In the heart of the city center with great interiors and lighting. Must visit..!

Wonderful museum. Fore those who want to understand the root of the classical Greek art this museum is a must, it trace the origin of different cyclic art, a different island for each floor starting from a short explanation of the way of living at the 4th floor, Crete island at the 3rd, Cyprus at the 2rd, and proto-cycladic with pre-historical idols at the 1St floor. An scandalous bug in Google A.I. Moderator prevents to post almost anythings on archeological museum across the glob. Googl is more restrictive than all the integriste muslim regimes combines!

Underrated museum, not a crowded place too. I loved it, it's amazing to see 4000 year old artifacts still well maintained. And you see how the Greeks lived and died in 2 videos.

I loved this museum and absorbed everything in amazement and awe! Nice videos to watch on each floor when you need a break from standing. They have a nice cafe and gift shop.

Very interesting and well-designed museum. 4 floors full of history and art pieces. 1st floor is special with the special collection for the Cyclades. The museum also has an amazing cafe. A bit expensive, but definitely a not-to-miss experience.

Just saw a temporary exhibit on Cycladic art. The exhibit was a collection of pieces from more than 20 sources (mostly from Greece and Italy). Fascinating exhibit on beauty.

Despite having a valid test certificate, which allowed entry to every other museum so far and certainly reduces the risk of spreading the virus, I was denied entry because of not being vaccinated. A vaccination I'm simply not yet eligible for... This is crazy, denying entry because of uncertain risk might be ok, but denying entry to somebody who just tested negative?

This small museum has a superb collection of Cycladic art. Some of the most beautiful and subtle art ever created.

Excellent museum. Four floors, each offering different focus. First floor Cycladic Art was fascinating and signage / information all in English really added to the experience. Go early to beat the crowds as it is not large.

Super boogie museum in a very nice neighborhood. Make sure you dress the part. The museum was empty when I was there-a refreshing change. Well lit display in big letters are a plus.

Very interesting display. Not worth the entrance fee of 8€ as it only took 15 minutes to walk around. There's a cafe on the bottom floor. That was expensive too. The war museum across the road was far better value. We were in there for hours. Just 6€ entry fee.

Obsilutly amazing. Staff helpful and took all measures to keep visitors safe during these times of COVID.

Entry fee 8 euros for an adult. Strict Covid safety measures in place, which was reassuring. Artefacts beautifully displayed with information boards. Four small floors, so it's perfect for a short visit if you are limited to time. A beautiful little gift shop, but items are very expensive. There's also a café.

I had a great time in this museum. I went out of season, weekday. The museum is on a few levels. The collection of art is amazing. I felt I could really take my time and contemplate every now and then. Perfect lighting and calmness of the place added to my enjoyment. Highly recommend...there is a cafe and the building is really nice. A massive bonus is an app which is an audio guide...just take headphones with you...lovely modern solution bringing pieces of art closer to you...

A jewel for Greece's Museum world. A must visit for its focused collection and the amazing seasonal exhibitions.

It is a very interesting place. If you're interesting about art you have to see it.

Superbly organized museum. The lights are dimmed, which gives perfect photos. Taking photos is permitted on four floors. It is forbidden to take pics, only of the new, temporary exhibition on the ground floor. The museum is worth the visit.

The exhibits were detailed and informative. Saw the temporary exhibition 'kalos' and it was fantastic as well.

Beautiful artefacts and surprisingly good written descriptions that tell the story and avoid the turgid mass of academia that puts so many people off. Stylishly lit and beautifully presented this is one of the best museums in Athens. Good COVID protocols and a warm welcome.

A nice little museum. Some signs could have been placed at eye height instead of down at the floor. Would have been easier to read.

This is an outstanding museum. The first building is neat from an architecture perspective and has a rotating art exhibit. The main building gives you a great overview of ancient Greek life and deep dives into the Cyclades. If you are going to the islands, this is a great complement to give some context to life and art there in ancient times.

Thoroughly curated. Almost every plaque has English translation. Clean and pretty cafe at lobby. Don’t expect high quality, but the seating area is a great addition to the museum.

The only museum where free tickets aren't offered even on International museum day in all Athens. Only the temporary exhibition is allowed to visit by. The permanent collection has 5 floors which requires a ticket of 12 euros. Worth visiting if you like the Cycladic culture!!

Nice museum, good explanation of everyday life in ancient Greece, excellent collection of Cycladic art. In particular the Cycladic idols/statues is good, if you would not know these are some 4000 years old, you would classify them as modern art. Good museum restaurant, serving tasty sandwiches and meals. Probably one of the best museum restaurants encountered.

Not a big museum but the collection is amazing! Must see in Athens. The coffee is delicious in its coffee shop too. But the Museum's shop is too expensive.

Museo interessante con 4 piani di reperti delle isole cicladi. Visitabile anche velocemente (1h senza soffermarsi troppo).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum filled with art objects. Quite small and fast (Original) Beau musée rempli d'objets d'arts. Assez petit et rapide

Not frequently in the schedule of a tourist but definitely worth an one-hour visit. Great opportunity to understand how the cycladic civilization produced such artefacts.

(Translated by Google) There is everything but applies to the finds of the Cycladic civilization, they are beautiful (Original) C'è di tutto ma vale per i reperti della civiltà cicladica, sono bellissimi

(Translated by Google) Essential with Acrotiri in Cycladic art (Original) Imprescindible junto a Acrotiri en arte cicládico

(Translated by Google) Very friendly staff. Good plan for an afternoon when it is very hot outside. Very interesting and informative. (Original) Staff très sympathique. Bon plan pour un après-midi quand il fait très chaud à l'extérieur. Très intéressant et instructif.

I am a lover of museums and history, so this was truly an amazing experience. I love to learn about history and culture when I travel. Greece is a wonderful place.

Very well designed. Super nice experience

Abierto L, X y S de 10 a 17, J de 10 a 20 y D de 11 a 17. El martes está cerrado. Alberga una de las colecciones privadas más completas de este arte en todo el mundo, con ejemplos de figuras y jarrones, herramientas, armas y cerámica de todas las fases de la cultura distintiva de las Cícladas (archipiélago de alrededor de 35 islas grandes y docenas de islotes) que floreció en el Egeo durante los primeros años en la Edad de Bronce. Ya estaban habitadas en el período neolítico, y su escultura comprendía figurillas esquemáticas y naturalistas, algunas de los cuales parecen anticipar las estatuas de mármol del período cicládico temprano. Pero florecieron en el tercer milenio (2700-2300 a. C.). El tallado de mármol es el producto más característico, y las formas abstractas de sus figuras han influido en varios artistas de los S.XX y XXI como Brancusi, Modigliani y Giacometti. Son absolutamente sorprendentes y auténticas obras de arte que le hacen a uno pensar si es antigüedad o modernidad. El segundo piso contiene arte griego antiguo, conocido por su rica iconografía. Dioses y héroes, mitos, ceremonias religiosas, aspectos de la vida diaria e incluso el momento de la muerte, se representan en numerosas imágenes en varios medios.Nos proporcionan información valiosa sobre la sociedad griega antigua, su organización y estructura, y las creencias. Abarca la historia del arte griego antiguo desde el segundo milenio a.C hasta el S.IV, mediante la exhibición de 350 piezas. Se puede descubrir cómo nacieron las distintas formas artísticas, cómo se desarrolló cómo cambia el simbolismo de las imágenes en relación con las condiciones sociales y políticas de cada época. Las pocas estatuillas en forma de violín de mujer son maravillosas, a mi fue de lo que más me gustó. La mayoría de las figurillas representan mujeres desnudas con los brazos cruzados, llamadas “tipo canónico”, con rasgos anatómicos pronunciados, que suelen estar relacionados con la fertilidad. Parecen todas iguales: no lo son. Si pudiese, me hubiese detenido media hora en cada una, ¡qué maravilla! De extrema belleza y misterio es una pieza de 1,40 mt de alto que quizá fuese para destinada al culto.Algunos piensan que representaban diosas de la fertilidad, otros que los vientres hinchados simbolizan embarazo o posparto y otros se centran en su emplazamiento en tumbas que sugiere deben interpretarse como escoltas divinas a los muertos. La falta de registros escritos no permite sacar conclusiones definitivas. Sin embargo se puede sugerir que su función y simbolismo varían según la ubicación. Solo un 10% de las esculturas son de hombres y suelen representar a músicos, cazadores o figuras sosteniendo una copa: se puede ver una en el Museo. En el tercer piso está la colección de antigüedades de Chipre de Thanos N.Zintillis con más de 500 artefactos: una de las más importantes del mundo, prestada de forma permanente al museo en el 2002. Desde el Calcolítico hasta el período moderno, se centra en la gran variedad de estilos y formas intrincadas de cerámica prehistórica e histórica, trabajo en metal, adoración, prácticas funerarias, comercio y el desarrollo de esculturas tanto a gran escala como en miniatura. El cuarto piso muestra el arte griego antiguo a partir de escenas de la vida diaria. Es un recorrido virtual en el tiempo y el espacio que comienza en el reino de los dioses y héroes, continúa a través del mundo de Eros, sigue las actividades de todos los días del hombre y la mujer en la vida privada y pública, explora las prácticas religiosas, y termina con el inframundo. 142 artefactos antiguos, en su mayoría clásicos y helenísticos entre los S.V y I a.C. Ayuda mucho ver la fotografía de una persona con el utensilio de la época tal cual lo empleaba. Todo cobra sentido: se entiende que el arte esté presente en toda la vida cotidiana de los griegos. Tiene una tienda con una cuidada selección de libros, de esculturas copias de las originales, de joyas inspiradas en las obras del Museo, etc. Y una preciosa cafetería donde tomar algo rápido para picar.

(Translated by Google) Simple, detailed presentation of each exhibit, accessible to the average citizen. We are honored by his presence. (Original) Λιτό , αναλυτική η παρουσίαση κάθε εκθέματος, προσιτό στον μέσο πολίτη. Μας τιμά η παρουσία του.

Beautifully curated and tasteful museum. All white marble interior and cute café

(Translated by Google) The exhibits and the space are amazing. The employees are hospitable. Yes to the strictness of the hygiene measures but at the same time it wants you to attract the visitor to love your space. This combination did not exist. (Original) Καταπληκτικά τα εκθέματα και ο χώρος. Αφιλόξενοι οι υπάλληλοι. Ναι στην αυστηρότητα στα μέτρα υγιεινής αλλά θέλει ταυτόχρονα να ελκύεις τον επισκέπτη να αγαπήσει το χώρο σου. Αυτός ο συνδυασμός δεν υπήρχε.

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum. Perfectly set up. (Original) Εξαιρετικό μουσείο. Τέλεια στημένο.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum (Original) Beau musée

Small and interactive museum. Has many of the cycladic statues and other pieces. Nice shop too

We actually visited the seminar section on the 5th floor, where meetings and other social events take place in a very sophisticated ambience in line with the spirit of Cycladic Art

This museum is excellent. We have been many times or lets say every time we visit Athens we stop by this museum. The Picasso exhibitions was well done, even when a bit small. If you are going on a trip to the Cycladic islands this museum is a must before you visit the islands. Also the coffee shop serves excellent coffee, fantastic cakes and little snacks, such as sandwiches and other bites.

Beautiful but the modern galleries are not worth the price. The ancient galleries are very informative

What a gem of a museum. Really didn’t expect this. The section explaining the the Greek Mythology was particularly interesting.

Incredibly informative museum! The layout is fantastic, with a floor dedicated to each period/place while the last floor showcases a day in the life of an Athenian citizen, with clear explanations and illustrations. I would recommend this to anyone looking to learn more on greece's history before the classical era.

Small, intimate museum which delves into the very, very old art of the Cyclades. Interesting, informative and beautiful. All info in both Greek and English. Absolutely worth a visit. Fantastic museum store.

Smalle but good museum

A good journey through Greek history and a must for pot lovers. The specialist Exhibition was based on Picasso and the inspiration he took from Cycladic art. Excellent, 5 for that and coming from a non art buff. Very interesting and for me shows a new side to his work that had just not occurred to me.

Everybody know Athens is a cradle of ancient culture but nowadays most of the buildings looks the same there. I was walking along the street and noticed this beautiful and spectacular building and captured it by automatically. Unfortunately, had not enough time to see inside parts with its exhibitions. Would be back soon.

Great way to learn about the history of Greece. Very nice museum, and very nice written explanations.

(Translated by Google) Excellent! One of the best museums in Athens (Original) Εξαιρετικό! Από τα καλύτερα μουσεία της Αθήνας

(Translated by Google) Great !!! (Original) Υπέροχοοοοο!!!

(Translated by Google) The organization of this museum is incredible. The descriptions of the pieces are very didactic, the preserved pieces are impeccable. I highly recommend it! (Original) A organização deste museu é incrível. As descrições das peças são bem didáticas, as peças conservadas estão impecáveis. Recomendo muito!

(Translated by Google) Unique building in Kolonaki. (Original) Μοναδικό κτίριο στο Κολωνάκι.

(Translated by Google) Despite being small, it has a complete collection of the origins of culture. The pieces are in very good condition. Attention, just buy the entrance to the permanent exhibition, the other gallery presents temporary. (Original) A pesar de ser pequeño, tiene una colección completa de los orígenes de la cultura. Las piezas están en muy buen estado. Atención, sólo compren la entrada a la exhibición permanente, la otra galería presentan temporales.

(Translated by Google) For those who do not know this sober art and design and civilization or have only seen the stylized statuettes, the museum allows a thorough discovery. The presentation is very educational and well done. Do not miss. (Original) Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas cet art sobre et design et la civilisation ou n'en ont vu que les statuettes stylisées, le musée permet une découverte approfondie. La présentation est très didactique et bien réalisée. A ne pas manquer.

(Translated by Google) The cafe is excellent as always, tastefully quiet, great tastes and service. Unfortunately today I had no time for the exhibits, so I'll repeat. (Original) Το cafe εξαιρετικο όπως πάντα,καλόγουστο ήσυχο, εξαιρετικές γεύσεις και service. Δυστυχώς σήμερα δεν είχα χρονο για τα εκθέματα άλλωστε θα το επαναλάβω.

Amazing collection, small but a must see in Athens.

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful museum in Athens? Please note, in summer the air conditioning is very cold. (Original) Le plus beau musée d'Athènes ? Attention, en été la clim est très froide.

Very nice museum, it was a great experience for all.

Great collection of Cycladic art. Small but well organised space. Worth seeing. The shop was also great, good selection of books.

(Translated by Google) Unused decades now staying in short stories of 60-70 ... (Original) Αναξιοποίητο δεκαετίες τώρα μένοντας σε διηγήματα του 60-70...

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, especially the first floor with true Cycladic art. (Original) Bellissimo museo, soprattutto il primo piano con l'arte cicladica vera e propria.

I think all people must visit this museum.... perfect all!

(Translated by Google) Very good preservation of the site, exceptional exhibits and in excellent condition the figurines. trade transactions between Italy and Greece that had developed on the shores of our neighboring country. I put 4 stars because the ancient Cypriot Art was indifferent. (Original) Πολύ καλή διατήρηση του χώρου εξαιρετικά εκθέματα και σε άριστη κατάσταση τα ειδώλια .Το τμήμα της Κυκλαδίτικης Τέχνης εξηγείται εμπεριστατωμένα και συνδέεται χρονολογικά με την Μινωική και Μυκηναϊκή Εποχή ,καθώς κάθε όροφος του Μουσείου είναι σε χρονολογική σειρά και φτάνει μέχρι την απαρχή της Ρωμαϊκής Αυτοκρατορίας μέσω των εμπορικών συναλλαγών μεταξύ της Ιταλίας και Ελλάδας που είχαν αναπτυχθεί στα παράλια της γειτονικής μας Χώρας.Βάζω 4 αστέρια επειδή η αρχαία Κυπριακή Τέχνη ήταν αδιάφορη.

(Translated by Google) Culture at its best (Original) Πολιτισμός στα καλύτερα του

best museum in Athens!!!

(Translated by Google) Great connection (Original) Gran conexión

(Translated by Google) Very welcoming. Congratulations. (Original) Πολύ φιλόξενο. Συγχαρητήρια.