cycladic.gr

Museum holding 3,000 Cycladic, ancient Greek and ancient Cypriot art objects, with guided tours and school programmes

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New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28

About cycladic.gr

The museum's collections include about 3,000 objects of Cycladic, Ancient Greek and Ancient Cypriot art, from cultures that flourished in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean from the 4th millennium BC to about the 6th century AD.

Visitors can join thematic guided tours of the permanent exhibitions, and the museum runs educational programmes for schools, Saturday programmes for families and children, and a Cycladic Café art project. Its online shop sells items such as prints, bags and pins, and individuals can become Cycladic Friends through a paid subscription that gives access to tours, walks, trips and events reserved for members.

The site also offers three-dimensional views of selected exhibits and a guided tour app, and it lists scholarships and a prize in memory of Petros D. Gonis.

Product: Museum visits with guided tours, school and family programmes, a café, Cycladic Friends memberships, donations and an online shop.

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