It is a museum of great importance that displays artefacts of the Cycladic art. They may be as old as 5000 BC. There is a lot of information about ancient Greece that can be learnt here.

This is a fascinating museum. Everything is well sign posted in Greek and English. It offers lots of historical information and artifacts. You come upon the Cycladic art at the end of the tour. Be sure to read all of the commentary. Most of the...More

The Museum of Cycladic Art is just few steps away from the Benaki Museum. As no other museums, this is closed on Tuesday. For rest of the days, the basic opening hours are 10am to 5pm, Sundays open at 11am and Thursdays close at 8pm....More

Santorini, Tinos and Naxos are part of the Cyclades islands, so a visit here before or after will really enhance your enjoyment of the islands' histories. The statues are truly unique and beautiful. Four floors of exploring different eras in Greek history but no overwhelming.

This is a brilliant museum which is not very popular with tourists. However everything is well laid out and is excellent for artophiles

Give yourself at least two hours to visit this museum. The air conditioned floors have the exhibits laid out in a good and attractive manner. The 'toys' are particularly charming.

This is a small private museum, with rather restricted opening hours, so check before you go. But it is well worth a visit for the Cycladic art alone. It is all very well presented and the accompanying explanations are excellent. Add the other floors for...More

A large museum with Cycladic art, and various rotating exhibitions. Give yourself at least 2 hours here. The museum spans several floors, and there is an elevator. There is a cafe and gift shop. Worth a visit.

We visited with my boyfriend! What a stunning museum, we both loved it!! The cycladic civilisation is trully interesting. Can t wait to come back!!

This is one of the best museums I have ever visited, and believe me I've been to a few (I have a PhD in Museum Studies and teach this stuff at a university). The top two floors in particular are presented in the most up...More