Acropolis Museum in Athens is a new modern building in the style of Hi Tech, in which using modern technologies you will windowate in the history of ancient Greece. Before entering the museum, you can already familiarize yourself with one of the exposures - excavations, which are located like a floor below from the Museum's entrance doors.
The entrance to the museum costs 5 euros per person. On the ground floor there are so-called sketches of various ancient Greek buildings at different periods of time. It is very interesting to observe how those or other buildings and structures were modified, moving from one layout to another.
In the museum, many expositions with dishes, other homemade utensils, women's ancient decorations. Corridors are forced by statues of those times.
I am very advised to visit the mini-cinema in the museum. There constantly scrolls a roller with a small film about the history of Parfenon. The film is duplicated in two languages - Greek and English. With the school level of the latter, it is quite possible to figure out what the director tried to convey to us. The film is interesting, colorful and very informative. Thanks to the modern possibilities of computer graphics, you will plunge into those distant unique times for 15 minutes.
The museum will like both adults and school-age children, especially those who run through the history of ancient Greece. To see such relics with their own eyes and even touch some with your own hands you can do not everyone. I would definitely include the Acropoli Museum in Athens in a list of mandatory places during a visit to the capital of Greece.