Thassos Archaelogical Museum

Historical and Archaeological Sites
Thassos Archaelogical Museum

"The Thassos Archaeological Museum is housed in one of the oldest museum buildings in Northern Greece. It displays artifacts from the prehistoric to the Byzantine period, offering visitors a journey through the island’s rich past."

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Location:
2 Megalou Alexandrou Street, Limenas, Thassos
(Next to the Ancient Agora, approx. 1 km from the port)

Established: 1931–1935
Architect: Henri Ducoux

History:
It was built to house finds from the French Archaeological School, which conducted systematic excavations on the island from the early 20th century.

Notable Exhibits:

  • Kouros of Thassos – Colossal archaic statue, 3.5 m tall (6th century BC) 
  • Aphrodite with Dolphin – Loaned to museums worldwide 
  • Statue of Hadrian and busts of Roman emperors Claudius, Julius Caesar, and Lucius Caesar 
  •  Rare collection of archaic pottery and marble sculptures from Thassos, Pentelic, and Parian marble 

Significance:
With over 2,300 exhibits in 1,500 m², the museum highlights Thassos’ role in the ancient Greek world as a center for marble, wine, and artistic creation.

Tickets:

  •  Regular: €4 
  •  Reduced: €2 

Opening Hours:

  •  April 1 – May 31: 08:00–18:00 
  •  June 1 – October 31: 08:00–20:00 
  •  Closed every Tuesday 

Contact:

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