Thassos Archaelogical Museum
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"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:
- Phone: +30 25930 22180
- Email: [email protected]
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