The Acropolis Museum is an archaeological museum housing over 4,250 objects from the Athenian Acropolis, showcasing the story of life on the Rock from prehistoric times to the end of Antiquity. The museum provides a diverse program of activities, including family-focused activities and presentations of Museum conservators at work
Plan your family visit to the Acropolis Museum with these blog insights 👇


Activities: We visited the Acropolis Museum. The whole collection comes from the Acropolis, so it's an ideal complement to the site visit. The children appreciated this large, very bright museum. The glass floor at the entrance reveals archaeological excavation areas located just below the museum. We went up to the 3rd floor to see the friezes and pediments of the Parthenon. We also enjoyed the cafe on the ground floor and the restaurant on the 2nd floor
Highlights: The kids were impressed by the glass floor, which revealed archaeological excavation areas located just below the museum! We enjoyed the museum because it complements the visit to the Acropolis. The museum is bright and the third floor with the Parthenon friezes is very interesting ✨


Activities: We visited the Acropolis Museum, which tells the story of the Parthenon and its surrounding temples, and explored the excavated neighborhood beneath the museum
Highlights: We enjoyed the family backpacks filled with activities for young children and the stunning views of the Acropolis from the museum's large glass panes ✨

Activities: We visited the museum, which houses statues and stone work from the Parthenon. The top floor offers a fascinating view of how the Parthenon looked when it was more complete
Highlights: The museum is well-done, spacious, and filled with light. The top floor, showcasing the Parthenon's artifacts, was especially impressive ✨
