• Collections
• Permanent exhibition
  • THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE
  • I. From the ancient world to Byzantium
  • II. The Byzantine World
  • Intellectual and Artistic Activity in the 15th century
  • IV. From Byzantium to Modern Era
    • IV.1. Venetian Rule and the Greeks
    • IV.1a. Society and art in Venetian Crete
    • IV.1b. Painting in Ionian Islands: a justifiable hybrid
    • IV.2. From anthibolon to icon
    • IV.3. The Ottoman Conquest and the "Genos"
    • IV.3a. The Communities of the Romioi (RUM)
    • IV.3b. Aspects of Everyday Life
    • IV.3γ. Church: Place of workship/site of social cohesion
    • IV.3δ. Monasteries: flowering and brilliance
    • IV.3ε. Τhe polymorphism of the 18th century
    • IV.4. The printed book and the New Hellenism
    • IV.5. Religious painting in the Hellenic State
  • V. Byzantium and modern art
  • 3D chart
• Temporary exhibitions

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USEFUL INFORMATION:

Address: 22 Vas. Sofias Ave., 106 75 Athens
Opening hours:
Monday: 09:00-16:00
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday-Sunday: 09:00-16:00

Visitors are required to leave Museum galleries 20 minutes before closing time for security reasons.


Closed:
1st January, 25th March,
Good Friday (open: 12.00-17.00), Easter, 1st May,
25th-26th December

Tickets:
Admission Fee: 4 Euros (from November 1st until March 31st) &
8 Euros (from April 1st until October 31st)

Free admission: Children and young people aged between 6 and 25 years, of member states of the EU and the European Economic Area, on presentation of their passport to confirm their age and country of origin

Calling center-Information: (+30) 213 213 9517
info.bma@culture.gr

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The Project "THE NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION – PROCURUMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND THE RENOVATION OF THE BYZANTINE AND CHRISTIAN MUSEUM" was co-financed by the European Union and the Greek Public (Ministry of Culture and Tourism)