Museum of Refugee Hellenism
Museum of Refugee Hellenism
Dedicated to the Greek Refugees Who Arrived After the Greek Genocide
The Museum of Refugee Hellenism in Thessaloniki is located at 21 Amaseias Street, Neapoli, and is dedicated to the history and cultural heritage of the refugees who came to Greece after the Greek Genocide of 1922. Established in 1998, the museum is housed in a building that combines modern architecture with elements of refugee tradition.
The museum features a rich collection of exhibits, including personal items, photographs, documents, and traditional costumes that reflect the daily life of refugees and their process of adaptation to Greek society. Through its displays, visitors can explore the roots and cultural identity of the refugee communities.
The museum also organizes educational programs, events, and activities focusing on promoting historical memory and social integration. Its aim is to keep the history of refugee Hellenism alive and to foster solidarity and understanding among different cultures.
