Apeiranthos Geological Museum
The Geological Museum of Apeiranthos is one of the most interesting museums in Naxos, offering visitors the opportunity to discover the island's unique geological heritage. Located in the picturesque mountain village of Apeiranthos, the museum was founded in 1964 on the initiative of Manolis Glezos and has since become an important cultural attraction.
The collection includes minerals, ores, rocks, fossils, geological maps and informative displays that explain the geological evolution of Naxos and the South Aegean. Visitors can also learn about the island's famous marble, emery deposits and the important role that mineral resources have played in the local economy and culture throughout history.
Clear bilingual information panels make the exhibits easy to understand, even for visitors without a scientific background, making the museum an enjoyable stop for both adults and families.
If you are exploring the traditional village of Apeiranthos, a visit to the Geological Museum is one of the best things to do in Naxos, especially for anyone interested in geology, mining history or the natural heritage of the Cyclades.
Opening Hours
The Geological Museum of Apeiranthos is usually open during the summer months from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm. Opening hours may vary depending on the season, so it is advisable to contact the museum before your visit. Admission is free.















































