Delphi Archaeological Museum, Delphi

Wonderful museum showing the amazing finds throughout the ancient temple area. Offers plenty of information about its life as a religious center for the ancient Greeks. So many things to see, plan to spend sometime slowly making your way through.

What an amazing place to visit!!! Full of monuments, stunning status and offers to the Gods! I am so proud to be Greek Origin and very happy to see all these historic places…congratulations to people, devoted to this sacred place! PS I recommend to visit very early in the morning to see the sun rising up the mountains…ones in a lifetime experience

Great place to visit if you're in the area. Plenty to see and learn during this site. The path is nicely laid out, and you should be able to see everything should you follow the correct path. The archeological site also offers an amazing view of the mountains, especially as you get higher towards the stadium. The ticket price also offers entry into the museum, which offers historic displays and artefacts from the archeological site. Don't forget to visit the other two archeological sites just a little further down the road (gymnasium and Athena... Something - should be visible on Google Maps). Walkable to and from the town of Delphi as well, so you can definitely spend a good few hours there, wandering around and learning about this site and its historical importance.

The museum is right next to the Delphi ruins and holds most of the (small) items found on the site and the more monuments/decorative stones used on the buildings. The museum isn't that big and takes the general visitor less than half an hour. Including the Delphi ruins this is a sight worth seeing.

We rented a car in Athens and took our own tour to see the Delphi site and museum. Note: parking is on the side of the road once you arrive at the museum. Buy Skip the line due to touring crowds. We had an audio tour that got a little bit confusing as we tried to avoid the large tour groups, but worth listening to the history and stories of the site. Make the hike to the stadium as most tour groups don't go the extra way.