(I was there March 2008) Very Interesting lots to see, well worth the visit...2 floors in and out with a 1000 year span of warfare... I liked it alot More

An interesting museum to visit for a couple of hours. There arent many big attractions but a bit of everything from the middle ages till recent history with a big part being from Greeces past. The museum would do with some renovation. Im planning a second visit on which i would like to spend a few more hours there and... More

This museum has little information at all, let alone in English. It's only good if you already know what happened in Greek history, otherwise it's just a lot of swords on display. The bottom floor armoury is ok, but the displays on the 1st and 2nd floors have a lot of portraits, not many relics, and nothing to explain it... More

Do not be put off by the initial costume based approach, if you take the time to make your way round the full building you will find it incredibly informative and very interesting with considerable educational benefit. For those who enjoy a quiet browse you'll be pleased to hear that despite the ridiculously cheap two euro admission fee the place... More

Located about a ten minute walk from Syntagma Square, the Athens War museum is an absolute delight for those with an interest in military history. The building is easily found and entrance is a few Euros. Starting from the ground floor, there is a large compilation (The Saroglos Collection) of antique hand-to-hand weapons, armor, and firearms. From there the museum... More