The Archaeological Museum of Tegea reopened its doors to the public on September 2, after seven years of refurbishment.

Built between 1907 and 1908 in Piali (now called Alea) in Tegea, the museum is one of the first provincial Museums of Greece that are being founded at the time - in the beginning of the 20th century. Today, the museum’s exhibition unfolds in four galleries, narrating the glorious past of Tegea - the most powerful city in ancient Arcadia.

With a remarkable and vast collection of antiquities and ancient artifacts, the newly revamped museum puts an emphasis on digital technologies, thus making the visitor’s experience more interactive, educational and engaging.