Aegina Archaeological Museum Site Of Kolona And City Center

The Archaeological Museum of Aegina, is the first museum established in Greece. View a curated collection of artifacts discovered on the island, including pottery, sculptures, inscriptions, and everyday items that paint a vivid picture of ancient life. Highlights include finds from the Kolona site and the world‑famous Aegina Treasure.

The impressive Temple of Apollo, is also known as Kolona for the single standing column that dominates the site. Your guide will unravel the secrets of this 5th‑century BC sanctuary, once a major religious center overlooking Aegina’s ancient harbor. Explore the ruins of temples, houses, fortifications, and a prehistoric settlement that reveal thousands of years of human activity.

The Tower of Markellos is one of Aegina’s most iconic landmarks, instantly recognizable by its distinctive pink façade and its role in the island’s—and Greece’s—political history. Located just a short walk from Aegina Town’s harbor, it stands out as a rare surviving example of 17th‑century fortified architecture.

The Kyverneio, also known as the Governor’s House, is one of the most significant historical buildings in Aegina and a cornerstone of Greece’s early statehood. This modest two‑story stone structure served as the first seat of government of the modern Greek State under Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias.