Unveiling the Past at Archaeological Museum of Nauplion

Located in a historic Venetian building, this museum presents a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the Argolis region.

Founded in 1829, it was established to safeguard and exhibit the archaeological treasures of the area, marking its significance in the preservation of Greek heritage. The museum's architecture features classic stonework, enhancing the experience of viewing its extensive exhibits ranging from prehistoric artifacts to items from the Mycenaean period.

Key Highlights

🔍 A unique Paleolithic hearth illustrating the early human habitation of Franchthi Cave.

🏺 A rare 6th-century BC amphora that served as a prize during the Panathenaic Games.

⚔️ The only existing bronze armor from near Mycenae, complete with a boar-tusk helmet, dating back 3500 years.

Accessible to everyone, the museum offers an engaging experience for tourists, families, and historians alike with free entry and audio guides available for a richer understanding of the exhibits.