National Archaeological Museum (Athens)

The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is Greece’s largest and most important museum dedicated to ancient art and artifacts. It houses a vast collection spanning prehistoric times to late antiquity, including statues, jewelry, pottery, and sculptures that illustrate Greece's rich history. The museum's impressive displays include iconic pieces like the golden Mask of Agamemnon and the Antikythera Mechanism, one of the earliest examples of complex gear technology. It serves as a comprehensive showcase of Greece’s archaeological heritage, offering visitors insight into ancient Greek civilization through well-preserved artifacts and educational exhibits.