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Information to the visitors of the Museum of Philhellenism

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During the summer, the Museum receives groups of visitors from schools in Greece and internationally. According to the current restrictive measures due to the COVID19 pandemic, the Museum premises can only accommodate 50 people at a time.

Therefore, those who are interested in visiting the Philhellenism Museum, must notify it the latest the day before their visit, by sending an email (info@phmus.org), or by sending an SMS (+30.6974750361), or by phone (+30.210 .8094750).

 

Visiting hours (a notice the day before the visit is required)

Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday – Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00
Monday – Tuesday: closed

1 June 2021
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