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Müzeler · Makrygianni
Opened in 2009 in a Bernard Tschumi and Michalis Fotiadis building at Dionysiou Areopagitou 15, holding the finds from the Acropolis and its slopes. The top-floor Parthenon Gallery is oriented to the rock itself and glass floors show the excavated ancient neighbourhood beneath the building.

Müzeler · Syntagma
Housed at Paparigopoulou 5-7 on Klafthmonos Square, in the mansion that served as the first royal residence of King Otto and Queen Amalia in the 1830s. The rooms are furnished as period interiors and the collection, largely assembled by Lambros Eutaxias, documents Athens as it grew into a capital; closed Tuesdays.
Müzeler · Kolonaki
The founding building of the Benaki Museum at Koumbari 1 and Vasilissis Sofias, in the Benakis family mansion, presenting Greek material culture from prehistory to the 20th century. It is closed on Tuesdays and stays open late on Thursdays; the roof terrace has a cafe.

Müzeler · Gazi / Kerameikos
A collection of over 8,000 objects of Islamic art from Arabia, Persia, Egypt, North Africa, India and Spain, housed in restored neoclassical buildings at Agion Asomaton 22 and Dipylou 12 in Kerameikos. It closed to the public on 14 October 2024 for a redisplay originally announced as about ten months and was still reported closed a year later, so check before travelling.

Müzeler · Gazi / Kerameikos
The Benaki Museum's temporary-exhibition annexe at Pireos 138 and Androniku, a converted industrial building used for contemporary art, photography, architecture and design shows. It opens Thursday to Sunday with late hours on Friday and Saturday, and closes entirely for part of the summer.

Müzeler · Kolonaki
Founded in 1914 and housed in Villa Ilissia, the 1848 mansion of the Duchess of Plaisance at Vasilissis Sofias 22, with galleries built underground during the 2004 expansion. It holds more than 25,000 objects — icons, wall paintings, sculpture, manuscripts and textiles — from the 3rd century AD to the post-Byzantine period.

Müzeler · Koukaki
The state contemporary art museum, founded in 2000 and housed in the converted Fix brewery on Kallirrois Avenue at Amvrosiou Frantzi, a short walk from Syngrou-Fix metro. It shows Greek and international work across several floors, opens late on Thursdays and closes on Mondays.

Müzeler · Plaka
A private museum of contemporary European figurative painting founded by Vlassis Frissiras in 2000, in two restored neoclassical houses at Monis Asteriou 3 and 7 in Plaka, one of them by Ernst Ziller. Around 4,000 works on the human form are shown in rotation. The museum is currently closed to the public and no reopening date has been published.

Müzeler · Pangrati
Opened in October 2019 at Eratosthenous 13 in Pangrati, in a 1920s mansion extended by a ten-storey structure with five levels below ground. The collection pairs 19th and 20th century Western work — Cézanne, Picasso, Van Gogh, Giacometti, Miró — with a floor-by-floor survey of modern Greek painting.

Müzeler · Thiseio
A privately funded museum founded in 2004 at Herakleidon 16 in Thiseio, now working as an interactive centre around the science, art and technology of the ancient Greeks. It runs daily from April to October and Wednesday to Sunday in winter; the building is not suitable for visitors with mobility restrictions.

Müzeler · Gazi / Kerameikos
The preserved Athens gasworks at Pireos 100 in Gazi, which produced town gas from 1862 until 1984 and now forms the Technopolis cultural complex. Retorts, purifiers, gasholders and the workers' buildings are open as a museum, closed Mondays, with a low entrance fee.

Müzeler · Plaka
Founded in 1977, the museum documents 2,300 years of Jewish life in Greece through more than 10,000 objects, including Holocaust material and a reconstructed synagogue interior. Its building at Nikis 39 is not currently receiving visitors: the collection is presented at the Benaki Museum from 20 June 2026 to 1 February 2027, with a separate exhibition at Kyristou 8 in Plaka until 30 November 2026.

Müzeler · Kolonaki
Working reconstructions of ancient Greek machines — water clocks, automata, surveying and medical instruments, catapults and a model of the Antikythera Mechanism — in an Art Nouveau building at Pindarou 6 and Akademias in Kolonaki. It has run since 2018 with two permanent exhibitions, one on technology and one on musical instruments and toys.

Müzeler · Plaka
A museum and ethnomusicology centre in the Lassanis mansion at Diogenous 1-3 in Plaka, built on Fivos Anoyanakis's collection of roughly 1,200 Greek folk instruments from the 18th century onward, with listening posts for each family of instrument. It has been reported temporarily closed to the public, so confirm before going.

Müzeler · Kolonaki
Founded on the Nikolaos and Dolly Goulandris collection, showing over 3,000 objects of Cycladic, ancient Greek and Cypriot art at Neofytou Douka 4. The main 1985 building by Ioannis Vikelas is joined by the neoclassical Stathatos Mansion, added in 1991 and used for temporary exhibitions; closed Tuesdays.

Müzeler · Monastiraki
A commercial interactive attraction at Ermou 119 in Monastiraki, entered from Astiggos 12, with optical illusion rooms, holograms and puzzle exhibits. It keeps long daily hours, later at weekends, and is aimed at families rather than specialists.

Müzeler · Exarcheia
The largest archaeological collection in Greece, on Patission Street, covering prehistory to late antiquity. Holdings include the Mycenaean gold from Grave Circle A with the so-called Mask of Agamemnon, the Antikythera Mechanism and the bronze Artemision Zeus or Poseidon. A large Chipperfield–Tombazis expansion has been approved but the museum remains open.

Müzeler · Pangrati
The state collection of Greek art from the post-Byzantine period to the 20th century, with a smaller European holding, at Vasileos Konstantinou 50. The building reopened on 24 March 2021 after an eight-year rebuild that roughly tripled its exhibition space; closed Tuesdays, late opening on Wednesdays.

Müzeler · Syntagma
Over half a million coins, medals, gems, weights and seals from about 1400 BC to modern times, displayed in Iliou Melathron, the 1878–1880 mansion Ernst Ziller built for Heinrich Schliemann. The painted interiors and mosaic floors are as much the point as the coins; closed Tuesdays.

Müzeler · Kolonaki
The military museum of the Greek armed forces, opened in 1975 at Vasilissis Sofias and Rizari 2, next to Evangelismos metro. Its floors run from antiquity to the 20th century, and aircraft and artillery are displayed in the forecourt.