ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Archaeological museum exhibiting collections dating from prehistoric times to the Roman era
Welcome to Greece's first national museum, founded in 1829 by Ioannis Kapodistrias in Aegina, then capital of the Greek state. In the three halls of the archaeological museum, the collections on display cover the period from prehistory to Roman times. On two floors, you'll find sculptures from the temple of Aphaia and the statue of Heracles from the temple of Apollo. Located on the hill where the ancient Acropolis once stood, you'll also see the only surviving column from the Doric temple of Apollo (520 BC).
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À l'arrière du musée, on peut observer la colonne rescapée du temple antique d'Apollon.