Museo di arte cicladica di Atene | Biglietto d'ingresso
Descrizione
Aggiungi un elemento di sorpresa al tuo viaggio, visitando le collezioni permanenti del Museo di arte delle Cicladi. Esplora una delle collezioni private più complete di arte delle prime Cicladi in tutto il mondo, che risale a 5.000 anni fa. Le forme astratte delle figurine in marmo hanno influenzato profondamente molti artisti moderni, come Brancusi, Modigliani e Picasso. Scopri secoli di storia attraverso la collezione di arte greca antica, che copre un ampio spettro dal II millennio a.C. al IV secolo d.C. Scopri l'antica mitologia greca in vasi dipinti, statuette in terracotta, sculture in pietra e torna indietro nel tempo, osservando l'ascesa delle città-stato greche, l'istituzione della democrazia e la vita quotidiana nell'Atene classica. Una delle collezioni più importanti al mondo di antichità cipriote ospitata nel Museum of Cycladic Art, comprende figurine preistoriche, sculture, gioielli d'oro, iscrizioni e ceramiche che vanno dal 4 ° millennio al periodo medievale in una mostra altamente interattiva.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Il Museo di Arte Cicladica è dedicato allo studio e alla promozione delle antiche culture dell'Egeo e di Cipro, con particolare attenzione all'arte delle Cicladi del 3 ° millennio a.C. È stata fondata nel 1986, per ospitare la collezione di Nicholas e Dolly Goulandris. Da allora è cresciuta di dimensioni per accogliere nuove acquisizioni, ottenute sia tramite acquisti diretti sia tramite donazioni di importanti collezionisti e istituzioni.
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Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(66)
I do not normally post reviews of museums and galleries though wanted to say how much we enjoyed the English language tour of part of the permanent collection and the Jeff Koons Ballon Venus (orange - there are a few examples in different colours). Setting his work in context our excellent guide took us through a couple of galleries and a few thousand years of history - it is incredible to see the work from the Cycladic period and then Koons sculpture. The tour is well worth the extra few €s on the admission fee. We are pleased we went - book in advance.
Superb museum very interesting for these famous statues of the Cyclades but it is not only that. Admission is €12 (cash/cash only). We can spend at least an hour there. It's worth it.
I explain: Cycladic art is a peak of creation (artistic?) in the history of humanity but at the same time its iconographic repertoire is limited a bit like that of cubism or that of belt buckles of the Edo period so that if we have already seen the magnificent copies of the archaeological museum this visit does not prove to be essential. The mansion is very elegant. I particularly recommend a snack in the cafeteria, the place is nice, nicely decorated, comfortable and the snacks offered tasty, original without excess and hearty enough to last until dinner, a special mention for desserts including one with pistachio that was the best of the stay, the very kind lady who manages it is of rare efficiency. The shop offers a large selection of interesting pieces. We did not appreciate the temporary exhibition.
An excellent sophisticated museum with an outstanding cafe. Worth a visit for the cafe alone if you are nearby. In a very safe part of town.
Beautiful building. Great exhibits that were supported by very helpful explanations. The shop and coffee were also excellent.
Personal well informed online museum guide, you can enjoy at your own pace, lovely restaurant with tasty lunches and a shop filled must-have copies of figurines and much more
It was a good museum, maybe a little repetitive, but overall good. And the art itself seems like it was repetitive, using the same statue poses for a millennium. Its worth a stop but not a top thing to do imo
Fabulous museum, not to be missed in Athens. Modern facilities enormous number of items on display. Highly recommended
We were unable to go to the Museum. The Museum was closed for the Easter holiday. We were disappointed but when we return to Athens, we will call the Museum directly to ensure of tour.
Boutique, small gem, museum, right in the centre of Athens. Every minute of the visit, well spent! Impressive collection, great gift shop, friendly staff. We bought a gift for friends and the sales employee spent a lot of time to make sure it would be correctly/safely packaged for air travel. Nice area of Athens, time well spent.
