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Archaeological Museum of Aegina

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The Archaeological Museum of Aegina is located near the port in Aegina town and showcases the island's long history. Its exhibits include pottery, sculptures, inscriptions, and everyday objects from the Neolithic period through Roman times. Notable pieces include the large pithoi (storage jars) from the Temple of Aphaia and the impressive sphinx statue. The museum provides context for the island's ancient sanctuaries and settlements, making it an essential stop for understanding Aegina's past.

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  • See the colossal pithoi from the Temple of Aphaia, which once held offerings and grain.
  • Admire the marble sphinx, a funerary monument from the Archaic period with a striking human face.
  • Browse the collection of inscribed stelae and pottery that reveal daily life and religious practices.

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Ways to visit Archaeological Museum of Aegina

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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