MOMus - Museum Alex Mylona is a sculpture and contemporary art museum in Thissio, on the edge of the Athens Archaeological Park. Its collection follows sculptor Alex Mylona’s career, with works in marble, copper, iron and bronze, alongside temporary exhibitions. The museum is in a renovated neoclassical building, and a rooftop terrace looks towards the Acropolis and the city. Visit every level, including the outdoor terrace, and check whether a guided tour is available during your visit.
Alex Mylona’s sculpture
The museum presents work from the career of Athenian sculptor Alex Mylona, including sculptures in marble, copper, iron and bronze. Mylona’s work spans around 50 years. The museum opened in 2004 and was donated to the Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art in 2017.
The collection gives you a chance to see how Mylona worked across different materials. Temporary exhibitions bring contemporary art by other artists into the programme, so the displays can extend beyond the permanent collection.
The building and terrace
The museum occupies a renovated neoclassical building in Thissio, at 5 Agion Asomaton Square. It stands on the edge of the Athens Archaeological Park. Allow time to explore the different levels, then go up to the rooftop terrace for views towards the Acropolis and the city.
Artists can enter free. Weekdays are suggested for a quieter visit, and guided tours may be available to add context to the collection.
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What can you see at MOMus - Museum Alex Mylona?
The museum displays sculptures from Alex Mylona’s career, including works in marble, copper, iron and bronze. Temporary contemporary art exhibitions are also held here.
Where is the museum?
It is at 5 Agion Asomaton Square in Thissio, on the edge of the Athens Archaeological Park.
Is entry free?
Artists can enter free. The available information does not specify admission terms for other visitors.
