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Museums and Archaeological Sites in Greece

Experience the rich and glorious history of Greece through its Cultural Heritage. Archaeological Sites, UNESCO's Monuments, Archaeological, Byzantine and Folklore Museums along with Medieval Castles await you in every corner of Greece to discover them. Here you will find all the necessary information you need to visit them.

Prefecture of Messinia
Archaeological Museum of Messinia
Archaeological Museum of Messinia Greece. Holidays in Greece.
Information:

The Archaeological Museum of Messinia is divided into 4 major geographical units which follow the old geographical division of the prefecture into four provinces. These units host typical regional findings dating from the Prehistoric times up to the Byzantine era.

 

Tickets:

Full admission: 3€

General admission for adults

 

Reduced admission: 2€

The following visitors are entitled to a reduced admission:

1. Greek Senior citizens and Senior citizens from EU countries, 65 years of age and over, with current identification card

2. Young persons under 18 years of age, from non-EU countries, with current identification card to confirm age

3. Students from Higher Education Institutions, from non-EU countries, with current student identification card or International Student Identity Card

 

FREE admission

The following visitors are entitled to free admission:

1. Young persons under 18 years of age, from EU countries, with current identification card

2. Greek unemployed citizens, with identification card and current unemployment card

3. Visitors with disabilities from EU and non-EU countries

 

Open Hours:
April 1st - October 31st
Monday to Sunday 08:00 - 20:00
 
 
November 1st - March 31st
Tuesday to Sunday 08:00 - 20:00
Monday 13:30 - 20:00
 
Phone: (+30) 27210 83485

 

Get there:

The Archaeological Museum of Messinia’s is located in the heart of the historic center of Kalamata, at Benaki and Agiou Ioannou Street.

 

People with Disabilities:

People with disabilities have easy access to all areas of the Museum.

 

 

Latest update: 26/11/2015

 
Archaeological Museum of Ancient Messene
Archaeological Museum of Ancient Messene Greece. Travel Guide of Greece.
Information:

The Museum houses exclusively findings from the excavations which have taken place in ancient Messene. Some of the most important exhibits are the statues of Hermes of Messene, of Imatioforos (wearing the imatio=garment) and of Doryforos (Spear- Bearer) of Polykleitos.

 

Tickets:

Full admission: 2€

General admission for adults

 

Reduced admission: 1€

The following visitors are entitled to a reduced admission:

1. Greek Senior citizens and Senior citizens from EU countries, 65 years of age and over, with current identification card

2. Young persons under 18 years of age, from non-EU countries, with current identification card to confirm age

3. Students from Higher Education Institutions, from non-EU countries, with current student identification card or International Student Identity Card

 

FREE admission

The following visitors are entitled to free admission:

1. Young persons under 18 years of age, from EU countries, with current identification card

2. Greek unemployed citizens, with identification card and current unemployment card

3. Visitors with disabilities from EU and non-EU countries

 

Unified ticket: Full admission: 8€, Reduced admission: 4€

The unified ticket is valid for the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Messene and Ancient Messene.

 

Open Hours:

April 1st - October 31st

Monday to Sunday 08:00 - 20:00

 

Phone: (+30) 27240 51201

 

 

Get there:

The Museum is located 30 km from the city of Kalamata, in Ancient Messene, one of the leading cities of Greece in the Hellenistic and roman years.

 

People with Disabilities:

People with disabilities do not have easy access to the areas in the Museum.

 

 

Latest update: 13/6/2015

 

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