Museum of Greek Folk Art

The extensive collection of the Museum of Folk Art presents products made of clay, wood, metals. The ceramic exposition consists of household items - fireplaces and kitchenware, mainly made of clay or faience, simple and glazed. Metal objects made of copper, bronze, iron, steel and tin. Exhibits made of wood are decorated with beautiful carvings, decorated with inserts of pearls, ivory or silver.

A separate hall is dedicated to the carnival costumes used during theatrical carnivals in honor of the Greek gods, as well as the carnival hall exhibits puppets of the Karagios Theatre, entertaining the audience with scenes on the theme of everyday life of Athens.

The second floor is dedicated to painting. The third exhibits a luxurious collection of silverware, including richly decorated weapons and jewelry. The fourth floor is occupied by an exposition dedicated to stone carving and ancient textile masterpieces. On the fifth floor you can see traditional Greek costumes, typical for different regions of the country.