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Kilkis Archaeological Museum
Located in the heart of Kilkis, the Archaeological Museum of Kilkis, established in 1972–73, offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage. A key highlight of the museum is the Kouros of Evropos, an extraordinary 6th-century BCE statue and the only Kouros ever discovered in Northern Greece. This iconic find marks the museum as an essential destination for history enthusiasts.
Fascinating Collections and Exhibits
The museum boasts an impressive collection, showcasing Kilkis' prehistoric and ancient history. It features three exhibition halls with a variety of remarkable artifacts:
- Artifacts from the prehistoric period and early Iron Age.
- Finds from the Iron Age necropolis excavation.
- Everyday objects from the ancient towns of Evropos and the Roman town of Palatiano.
The outdoor area features additional exhibits such as inscriptions and stone artifacts, enhancing the visitor experience.
A Window into Kilkis’ Historical Crossroads
Through its exhibits, the Archaeological Museum of Kilkis showcases the region's unique position as a historical crossroads between the Aegean and Central Europe. Visitors will also find valuable information about nearby archaeological landmarks, including the Early Iron Age burial mound in Palaio Gynaikokastro, the ancient city of Evropos, and the Roman settlement of Palatiano—each offering a deeper understanding of the area's rich cultural heritage.
Location and Visitor Information
The Archaeological Museum of Kilkis is conveniently located in the northern part of the city, making it easily accessible for tourists. The museum offers educational and recreational activities, making it a perfect stop for history lovers and families looking to explore the wonders of the past.
Discover the Archaeological Museum of Kilkis, where history comes to life through remarkable artifacts showcasing the rich heritage of Kilkis and the wider region.
