Delphi Archaeological Museum

The Delphi Archaeological Museum displays ancient Greek artifacts, including bronze statues, sculptures, inscriptions, and religious offerings from the surrounding excavation sites.

The museum, established in 1903, underwent major renovations in 1935 and 1999, expanding its capacity to house discoveries from the Mycenaean period to Byzantine times.

The fourteen exhibition rooms present chronologically arranged collections featuring the Charioteer of Delphi, the Sphinx of Naxos, and the Kouroi statues of Cleobis and Biton.

The museum provides multilingual information panels, guided tours, and modified seasonal opening hours, with direct access to the ancient sanctuary of Apollo.

The bronze Charioteer statue, preserved with its inlaid glass eyes and silver details, represents the highest achievement of classical Greek metallurgy from 478 BCE.

Location: Delfi Municipality

Address: Delphi 330 54

Phone: +302265082312

Website: https://delphi.culture.gr

GPS coordinates: 38.48009,22.49960

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:45