Athens National Archaeological Museum Exhibitions The National Archaeological Museum has a massive 11,000-exhibit collection encompassing all Greek History periods, beginning with prehistoric and ...

The National Archaeological Museum welcomes thousands of visitors through its doors each year to explore the antiquities filling every floor of the world-renowned archaeological building.

Berlin-based David Chipperfield Architects was selected as the winner of the design competition for the new National Archaeological Museum in Athens. The architect's design scheme was developed in ...

The National Archaeological Museum is set to host the largest bronze vessel discovered in Greece, the “Krater of the Lord ...

Athens’s only National Historic Landmark, this 1840s home is named for original owner Robert Taylor, a cotton merchant and planter, and Henry W. Grady, the famed newspaperman, whose father ...

Plans for a major renovation of the National Archaeological Museum in Greece have been announced by the country's Culture Ministry, expanding exhibition space at the Athens site that houses the ...

Athens resident Fred Boyles was there when the Jimmy Carter National Historical Site was being developed.

National Archaeological Museum is ranked #5 out of 18 things to do in Athens. See pictures and our review of National Archaeological Museum.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has granted money to 30 historically Black churches across the nation, including one in Athens.

The Hudson-Athens Lighthouse on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, on the Hudson River in Hudson, N.Y. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has designated the lighthouse as one of America’s “11 ...

Opened in January 1964 as the National Museum of History and Technology, the museum was renamed the National Museum of American History in October 1980 to more accurately reflect its scope of ...

A cleaning woman stands between statues as she watches the presentation event for the planned renovation of the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece, on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023.