Delphi Museum

The Delphi Museum is an archaeological museum in Greece that houses ancient Greek artifacts spanning multiple periods. The collection features sculptures, inscriptions, pottery, bronze and marble statues, including the renowned Sphinx of Naxos and other works of significant artistic value.

The museum preserves objects from the ancient sanctuary where priestesses were famous for delivering prophecies that held great influence throughout the ancient world. The collection documents the long history of a major religious site that attracted people from distant lands.

The collection displays votive offerings and religious items that show how ancient people honored their gods through gifts and ceremonies. These objects help visitors see the role faith played in everyday life and public gatherings.

The building is located near mountains and is fully accessible for visitors with mobility restrictions. Plan your visit in the morning when there are fewer visitors and you can view the works at a leisurely pace.

A bronze statue of a charioteer from the 5th century survives intact today with inlaid copper eyes and silver tooth details. This rare preservation of tiny decorative work shows the craftsmanship of ancient artisans.

Location: Municipal Unit of Delphi

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:00-15:00

GPS coordinates: 38.48020,22.49960

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:25