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Archaeological Museum of Delos, Delos

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Fefie D

The museum is closed for maintenance but we were unaware until we landed on the island. The nearby coffee shop charges €4 for a coke - daylight robbery! more »
2torontotraveller

It is very nice that there is a museum at the Delos site. Quite often most of the artifacts have been removed and the artifacts are in another museum in a totally different location. This museum has t... more »
11SJ987

This museum is pretty rudimentary but you get up close with both Greek and Roman art. The lions, which line a main avenue in the city of Delos, have been removed and replaced with replicas; the origin... more »

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David Morris

Fascinating insight to a colourful aspect of. Greek history. Incredible artefacts everywhere. Do pay for a guide which brings it all too life. Don't forget water sunscreen and a wide hat. There is little shade and was in mid 30's c today. Boat trip is great too. Lots of islands emerge in the distance and the beautiful Aegean Sea makes for an idyllic backdrop.

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Andrew Watkins

The ancient ruins are worth seeing BUT museum was closed and didn't find out until at island so should have been told when buying tickets AND the food shop is the most expensive on the planet so far!!!! 1 coke costs €4 !!!! Bring your own food and drink otherwise you will face bankruptcy if you stop at shop...

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Thahira Shireen

Thr museum is under maintenance where the dilapidated building. The museum was not accessible and will be closed for tge next 15 days or so (until end of June 2017). It would have been good to have had a heads up about the maintenance when the tickets are being purchased for the tours and visits.

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Will Crow

Really nice museum with lots of ancient history about life in the greek islands.

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Ashley Donald

A fantastic guided tour - major highlight walking up to the highest viewpoint overlooking Mykonos

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