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Explore some of the most significant exhibits of the permanent collections

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CYCLADIC THEMES

ART

Sculptures in marble are the most characteristic products of the Early Cycladic civilization. Most prominent are the figurines depicting women and men. Other objects, such as vessels, tools, weapons and jewellery, made of marble, clay, metals and obsidian complete the group of the artefacts created in the 3rd millennium BC on the Aegean islands.

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CYCLADIC THEMES

GEOGRAPHY

The Cyclades are a group of small islands in the central-southern part of the Aegean Sea, forming a virtual land bridge between Mainland Greece and Asia Minor. Naxos, with an area of 428 sq. km. is the largest.

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CYCLADIC THEMES

HISTORY

The Cyclades are inhabited from 5000 BC until this day almost without interruption.

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What is happening at the Museum of Cycladic Art

  • PERMANENT EXHIBITION
    Cycladic Art
    The collection of Cycladic antiquities of the MCA is one of the most important in the world
    PERMANENT EXHIBITION
    Ancient Greek Art
    Two permanent exhibitions attempt to transport visitors to the world of antiquity
    PERMANENT EXHIBITION
    Cypriot Art
    The Cypriot collection in the MCA (Thanos N. Zintilis collection) is one of the most comprehensive collections of Cypriot antiquities in the world, with more than 800 objects.
  • THE MUSEUM
    Contact & Access
    Informations about tickets, Opening Hours and Public Transportation to and from the Museum
  • KIDS
    Summer Camp
    Six five-day terms in June and July make summer in Athens fascinating for our young friends!
  • ONLINE EXHIBITION
    I am… How I see myself
    The kids' contest exhibition online from May 18
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    Discover our Permanent Collections
  • ANNOUNCEMENT
    TAKIS. Sculptor of Magnetism, Light and Sound
    Exhibition cancellation
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