iThe Byzantine and Christian Museum houses one of the world's major collections of Byzantine and post-Byzantine art, from the early Christian centuries to the modern era. Its permanent exhibition runs through five themes, from the ancient world to Byzantium to Byzantium and modern art, and is shown in underground galleries around the 1848 Villa Ilissia. Gardens and a cafe-restaurant sit on the grounds. A separate branch, the Loverdos Museum, is on Mavromichali Street.

Permanent gallery on the shift from antiquity to Christianity, with Coptic art, converted temples, secular life and early Christian burial.

Permanent gallery on Byzantine authority, worship, daily life and the Palaiologan period, through to the fall of Constantinople.

Permanent gallery on the influence of Byzantine art on modern Greek and European artists.
22 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, 106 75 Athens
Κοντινότερος σταθμός: Evangelismos και Megaro Mousikis
Στον χάρτη| Δευ | 8:30 π.μ.–3:30 μ.μ. |
| ΤρίΣήμερα | Κλειστό |
| Τετ | 8:30 π.μ.–3:30 μ.μ. |
| Πέμ | 8:30 π.μ.–3:30 μ.μ. |
| Παρ | 8:30 π.μ.–3:30 μ.μ. |
| Σάβ | 8:30 π.μ.–3:30 μ.μ. |
| Κυρ | 8:30 π.μ.–3:30 μ.μ. |
Από 8 €
Reduced ticket 4 EUR. Free for EU residents under 26 and non-EU under 19. Free on selected days including the first Sunday of every month. A separate ticket may apply to temporary exhibitions.
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