This small Museum is housed both in an appealing modern building as well as in a stunningly beautiful neoclassical edifice and includes one of the best and most representative collections of Cycladic art worldwide (from the Cycladic group of islands in the Aegean, third millennium BC), as well as a smaller selection of Bronze Age, Minoan, Mycenaean, Geometric, Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic items, including very well-preserved black-figure pottery.  It also regularly hosts interesting periodic exhibitions. Amenities include a children’s area, Museum shop and agreeable café-restaurant in the cozy atrium.

Admission fee: €5, Saturdays: €2.5, 18-26: €1