The “house” of Tinian creativity is set in the courtyard of Evangelistria Church and host artworks of Tinian painters and sculptors from the Modern Greek times. Its collection includes sculptures

The Museum of Contemporary Art was founded by the Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation. It consists of two wings, the museum’s original building, which houses a permanent exhibition of works

The Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos Museum was set up to house the private collection which Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos donated to the nation in 1972. The collection comprises more than

A traditional Tinian residence in Aetofolia, centre of pottery activity in the island from the 30’s to 60’s, houses over 200 ceramic items designating the ancient art of clay. The

In 2000, the main building re-opened, after years of renovation. The centerpiece of the Benaki Museum, it aims to present the historical and cultural development of Hellenism within its geographical

A private museum close to Mylopotas which is housed in Jean Marie Dro’s mansion. The French philhellene built in 1964 his house in Ios and right next to it a

At the modern museum in Pyrgos, which was founded in 2007 by Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation, the history of marble is presented, from the extracting in the quarries to

It was first established in 1995 at the restored two-storey house in Ano Syra, in order for the life and work of the great rebetis from Syros, Markos Vamvakaris to

This museum is housed in what used to be the Mantzavelakis ice factory, with an oil press operating on the second floor. Note the building’s architecture, which is characteristic of

Kostas Tsoclis’ museum is housed at the old Primary School of Kampos, is exclusively dedicated to the work of the great modern Greek artist and aims at getting in contact

The Museum of Cycladic Art is dedicated to the study and promotion of ancient cultures of the Aegean and Cyprus, with special emphasis on Cycladic Art of the 3rd millennium

The Athens University History Museum is located in one of the oldest residential buildings still standing in Athens today. It dates before the 18th century and it is situated beneath

The Museum Herakleidon has been bringing art, education, and culture to the general public since 2004. It aspires to help prepare young people, both intellectually and emotionally, to face the

The Museum of Greek Folk Musical Instruments-Centre for Ethnomusicology inaugurated on June 6, 1991 and is a public entity supervised by the Ministry of Culture. It is based on collection

The Museum of Greek Folk Art belongs to the state and comes under the Ministry of Culture. It was founded in 1918 by the poet Georgios Drosinis under the name