Archaeological Museum of Andros in North Aegean, Greece – Museum Information

General Information

Museum nameArchaeological Museum of Andros
CategoryArchaeological museum
LocationNorth Aegean,
Address Andros 845 00, Greece (View on Google Maps)

The Archaeological Museum of Andros is located on the island of Andros, Greece. This museum showcases a range of artifacts discovered on the island, highlighting its rich history. The collection includes ancient pottery, sculptures, and other archaeological finds that span various periods. The museum is well-organized, making it easy for visitors to navigate through its exhibits. Tours typically last between one to one and a half hours, offering a comprehensive overview of Andros’ archaeological significance.

Among the noteworthy items are the Hermes of Andros statue and ancient geometric jars that are over 2800 years old. The museum also features a Roman copy of the floating Artemis’ torso and unique ceramics that help illustrate the evolution of art from ancient to modern times. Visitors can enjoy a clear chronology of Andros’ history, making it an insightful experience for those interested in archaeology and local culture.

Gallery

Open Hours

  • Friday: 9 AM–4 PM
  • Monday: 9 AM–4 PM
  • Saturday: 9 AM–4 PM
  • Sunday: 9 AM–4 PM
  • Thursday: 9 AM–4 PM
  • Tuesday: Closed
  • Wednesday: 9 AM–4 PM

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible restroom: Yes
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot: No

Amenities

  • Restroom: Yes
  • Restaurant: No

Children

  • Good for kids: Yes

Contact Information

Phone+30 2282 023664
Website