Archaeological Museum of Patras

The New Archeological Museum of Patras is situated in the city of Patras, Greece. It opened on July 24, 2009. The development gets ready for the historical center were at first d by the then Minister of Culture, Melina Mercouri. Nonetheless, the development designs did not appear until 2004. Based on a 28,000-square-meter 300,000 sq ft plot of land, with 8,000 square meters of inside spaces, it is the second-biggest gallery of Greece.

The zone encompassing the historical center contains a 500-square-meter 5,400 sq ft pool, a sparkly metallic arch and greenery. Sooner rather than later, the empty land alongside the exhibition hall will be moved toward a social stop. It houses accumulations about the historical backdrop of Patras and the encompassing zone from ancient times to the finish of Roman circumstances. The exhibition hall was composed by the planner Mr. Theofanis Bobotis with a unique cost of 21.5 million euros that wound up at an aggregate of 25 million.

It was initially intended to open in 2006, when Patras was the social capital of Europe, however in spite of the development being prepared, the structure stayed void, with the opening being postponed a few times. The gallery has four topical segments, three of which changeless and one intermittent. From the three changeless, at present just two are available to the general population with the third anticipated that would be opened before the year's over. The occasional segment will have different shows around the year.