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National Archaeological Museum

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The Hellenic National Archaeological Museum holds the world’s finest and most important collection of prehistoric and ancient Greek art. The neoclassical building was designed by Ludwig Lange and Ernst Ziller and constructed between 1866 and 1889. Taking up the equivalent of several city blocks in the densely packed Exarcheia district, the building overlooks the public space of the museum garden. The major extension and refurbishment was commissioned in recognition of the institution’s need to expand exhibition space and programme as well as to meet international sustainability and museum standards.

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