Accessible National Gallery of Athens

The National Gallery Alexandros Soutsos Museum is Greece’s premier art museum, dedicated to Greek and European art from the post-Byzantine era to modern times. Located in Athens. The gallery offers an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, and engravings, highlighting the evolution of Greek art alongside major European artistic movements.

The National Gallery of Athens houses over 20,000 artworks, featuring pieces from the Renaissance, Baroque, and Romantic periods, along with 19th and 20th-century Greek masterpieces. Its collection includes works by renowned Greek artists such as Theodoros Vryzakis, Nikolaos Gyzis, Konstantinos Parthenis, and Yannis Tsarouchis, alongside European masters like El Greco, Peter Paul Rubens, and Auguste Rodin.

Accessibility of the site

Very Good

The National Gallery of Athens is designed to be fully accessible to visitors with disabilities, ensuring an inclusive experience for all. The museum is equipped with ramps, elevators, and spacious corridors to accommodate wheelchair users, along with designated parking near the entrance. Inside, visitors will find accessible restrooms and seating areas for added comfort. The gallery also offers tactile exhibits and guided tours for visually impaired guests, as well as assistive listening devices for those with hearing impairments. Trained staff are available to assist, and visitors with disabilities may qualify for free or discounted admission. For details on specific accessibility services, checking the museum's website or reaching out in advance is recommended

TICKETS

Online booking even with one hour diffference to avoid lines at the entrance. Also on site booking is possible.

The museum offers wide, step-free paths, non-slip flooring, and spacious elevators, ensuring easy access for all visitors. Ramps and automatic doors provide seamless movement, while clearly marked signage and seating areas enhance comfort throughout the museum.

PATHS

The National Gallery offers spacious exhibition halls, a library, a digital archive, a museum shop, and a café with stunning city views. The museum also provides accessible restrooms, seating areas, and elevators for convenience.

FACILITIES

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

The site includes guided tours, audio guides, and educational programs for all ages. The museum also provides event spaces for cultural activities, a cloakroom for storing personal items, and free Wi-Fi. Visitors with disabilities can access special assistance services, such as tactile exhibits and assistive listening devices.