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I. KAPODISTRIAS DIGITAL ARCHIVE welcomes researchers, teachers and those people, in general, who are interested in Ioannis Kapodistrias: a personality inextricably connected to the historical transformations in the early nineteenth century, who left his mark on the history of Europe and modern Greece. 
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The Greek Museums foster exhibits which cover several millennia of culture, deeds and accomplishments. This unit introduces the Greek Museums.It provides all kind of information, including the basic facts needed to organize your visit, as well as the museum's history and a description of each museum and its collections.
Thematic Museum Network Acropolis Museum Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation Museums Network The Silk Museum in Sufli The Silversmithing Museum of Ioannina Museum of Marble Crafts in Tinos The Open Air Water-Power Museum of Dimitsana The Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil in Sparti The Museum of Industrial Olive-Oil Production of Lesvos The Environment Museum of Stymphalia The Rooftile and Brickworks Museum of Volos The Mastic Museum of Chios Digital Delphi Museum Louli Benaki Museum Hellenic Children's Museum Foundation of the Hellenic World Alphabetic Catalog of Museums  An interesting Exhibition until 28 July 2016
This series of composite photographs reflects on the Greek Campaign and the Battle of Crete, fought by Anzacs during World War II. Using period photographs overlaying her own images, artist Cheryl Ward has turned back the clock 75 years, returning Anzacs to the Acropolis and German paratroopers to the skies of Crete. In 2015 photographer Cheryl Ward was contacted by Nick Andriotakis, Secretary of the Joint Committee for the Commemoration of the Battle of Crete and The Greek Campaign. He asked her to create a series of ‘Then & Now’ photographs. The Anzacs are famous for fighting in the First World War. Less well known is the story of the Anzac Corps created to fight in Greece during World War II. Historic photographs show the soldiers between battles visiting the historic sites, like tourists today. Historical image © Australian War Memorial AWM / 006795. Composite image by Cheryl Ward. Ticket Information Open daily, 9.30am–5pm, until 28 July 2016  
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