Archaeological Museum of Piraeus
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Standing by the remains of the 2nd-century BC Theatre of Zea, the showpieces here are two Classical bronze statues found in Piraeus in 1959: the proud and perfectly proportioned 5th-century BC Piraeus Apollo and the 4th-century BC Piraeus Athene. Also on display is a collection of 5th-and 4th-century BC marble stele (classical gravestones) with touching reliefs of the deceased.
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Odos Charilaou Trikoupi 32 210 452 1598 8:30am–3pm Tue–Sun Closed Aug and public hols Adm
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