Archaeological Museum of Polygyros

The Archaeological Museum of Polygyros is an important cultural heritage site, where findings from various archaeological periods of the region are exhibited. The museum was founded in 1971 and hosts exhibits from prehistoric times to Roman times, offering visitors a complete picture of the history and culture of Halkidiki.

Among the museum's exhibits, ceramic vases, sculptures, inscriptions and jewellery, which come from important archaeological sites such as Olynthos, Stagira and the Sanctuary of Ammon Zeus in Kallithea, stand out. Particularly impressive is the collection of marble statues and mosaics, which reveal the artistic and technological development of the region in antiquity.

The museum also offers educational programmes and guided tours, enabling visitors to deepen their knowledge of the archaeology and history of Halkidiki. The location of the museum in Polygyros, a picturesque settlement of rich natural beauty, makes the visit even more interesting and enjoyable.