The Archaeological Museum of Agios Nikolaos is one of the most important of Crete and has been operating since 1970. Its collections include important archaeological finds from all over Eastern Crete, an area ranging from Malia to Zakros. The exhibits are classified from the Neolithic period (5700 – 2800 BC) until the Roman times (100 BC – 400 AD) More than 1500 vases of the 3rd millennium BC, many gold and bronze objects of the oldest found in Crete) decorate its showcases.
- Read about Agios Nikolaos, the charming coastal city of east Crete
- Not far away to the north of Agios Nikolaos lies the Spinalonga island – the former leper colony
Archaeological Museum Agios Nikolaos – Useful information
Last updated: April 2025
The Archaeological Museum of Agios Nikolaos is located in the center of Agios Nikolaos.
Address: 74 Konstantinou Palaiologou Str., Τ.Κ. 72100, Agios Nikolaos
Telephone: +30 28410 24943
Fax: +30 28410 25115
Email: efalas@culture.gr
entrance fee: € 10 / reduced ticket € 5. Please be advised by the following post Free or Reduced entrance to Museums and Archaeological Sites Greece- General information
opening hours: daily 08:30 – 15:30 , Tuesdays closed
