🏛️ Experience Ancient Greece for Free: Visit the National Archaeological Museum of Athens

#freemuseumdays Planning a trip to Athens? Don’t miss the chance to explore the National Archaeological Museum, home to some of the most significant artifacts from Greece’s ancient past. Even better, you can visit for free on select days throughout the year! 📅 Free Admission Days: The museum offers free entry to all visitors on the following dates:  • March 6 – In memory of Melina Mercouri • April 18 – International Monuments Day • May 18 – International Museums Day • Last weekend of September – European Heritage Days • October 28 – National Holiday • Every first Sunday from November 1 to March 31    These dates are ideal for budget-conscious travelers eager to delve into Greece’s archaeological treasures.  🏺 Museum Highlights: During your visit, marvel at iconic exhibits such as: • The Mask of Agamemnon • The Antikythera Mechanism • The Jockey of Artemision • The Statue of Poseidon  These artifacts offer a glimpse into the artistry and innovation of ancient Greek civilization.  🕒 Opening Hours: • Tuesday: 13:00 – 20:00 • Wednesday to Monday: 08:30 – 15:30   Note: The museum is closed on December 25–26, January 1, March 25, May 1, and Orthodox Easter Sunday.  📍 Getting There: Located at 28is Oktovriou 44 (Patission Street), the museum is easily accessible:  • Metro: A 10-minute walk from Omonia Station (Lines 1 & 2) • Bus: Several routes stop nearby • Taxi: A convenient option, especially on hot days  Tip: The museum is about a 30-minute walk from central areas like Plaka and Syntagma Square.  🎧 Enhance Your Visit: Take advantage of the museum’s free audio tours, available in multiple languages. These thematic guides enrich your experience by providing in-depth insights into the exhibits.