Corinth Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum, located on the site of the excavation of the layers of ancient Corinth, is considered one of the most interesting in the Greek province. It was opened at the turn of 1931-1932. The impressive collection is a kind of quintessence of local culture, formed over centuries.

There is a rich collection of very diverse exhibits, the form of which draws in the imagination pictures of the former way of life of the ancient city. The exhibition, located in four halls, gives an opportunity to trace the development of Greek art, which knew the periods of both prosperity and decline.

The oldest specimens of the collection - some mosaics - date from the fourth century BC. The historical time is fully and in detail presented - the statues are expressive, small household items cause curiosity. Exhibits, changing and changing shape and design, as if illustrating the movement of time.