This museum, built underground around the discovery and excavations of Philip II and Alexander IV’s tombs, is fantastic and definitely one of the best museums I have visited recently. The explanations and notes are excellent and really detailed and the exhibits on display are breathtaking....More

I knew very little about this museum before going. It is very informative in both greek and English, well set out with absolutely amazing exhibits. I'm so glad i came here.

From the outside you can’t tell that it’s a museum but once you’re through the gates and pay the €12 entrance fee you are led to this hidden underground dark fortress. Here you’re in for a treat to be in the presence of the Macedonian...More

One of the most beautiful museums of northern Greece. Ticket costs 12€ and it is worth every penny! We were amazed with findings and also the history that accompanies each and everyone for them! Beware, photos are totally forbidden:( Located in the small town of...More

This is a true and full must see, if you are in the greater region. No excuses not to come here. Best come by your own car; you can trust the navy (google maps - even when it navigates you through smaller roads through fields...More

Amazing to walk into the tomb of Philip II (Alexander the Great’s father) and see the artifacts they found buried with him. It is not just a museum but you are actually inside the burial site. This is in a small town outside of Thessaloniki,...More

On reaching the village of Vergina it is a little difficult to find the entrance to this amazing museum and tombs. Just follow signs in area with cafes and souvenir shops to Tomb of Philip II. The museum is superb and the exhibits astonishing. All...More