We visited the site and museum with Yorgos, who did a most excellent job. The museum is a top venue in its own right, " vaut le détour " as some would rate it. Eddy - Antwerp - Belgium

I should probably confess that I am fascinated, no, obsessed, with Alexander . . . so a visit to Pella was like walking on holy ground. The museum and adjacent archeological site show how exquisite the Macedonian culture was at that time. The famous "stag...More

the museum was the most impressive I ever saw. When you enter under the ground you.ll find vitrines with remains of the period of King Phillipos the father of Alexandros the Great. It is very well designed and for those who want to learn more...More

This is an excellent archeological museum and near by the site itself. Beautiful pebble mosaic depicting many animals and historic events. There is a special exhibition about Pella during 6000BC and it is amazing. We spent a long time in the museum and loved it....More

Very modern museum displaying the archeological finds from the nearby site, just 5 minutes drive down the hill. There are some fascinating exhibits, with clear labelling, including in English. There is a brief video to be viewed downstairs, which sets the scene and explains the...More

I had an excellent tour through Ammon tours and the guide, an archeologist by training, was very informative and accommodating! The tomb of Alexander the Great was superb and the country of Greece should be proud of their restorative work. Bravo!!

The Archeological Museum of Pella, located at Pella’s Archeological Site, displays some of the best and most well-preserved pebble mosaics in Greece. Dating back to about 300 BC, the mosaics and artifacts in the museum are tastefully displayed and organized. A visit to the museum...More