Benaki Museum

The Benaki Museum is situated at Athens, Greece.

The historical center houses Greek centerpieces from the ancient to the cutting edge times, a broad gathering of Asian workmanship, has occasional displays and keeps up a best in class rebuilding and preservation workshop.

Despite the fact that the gallery at first housed a gathering that included Islamic craftsmanship, Chinese porcelain and displays on toys, its 2000 re-opening prompted the formation of satellite historical centers that concentrated on particular accumulations, enabling the primary exhibition hall to center around Greek culture over the traverse of the nation's history.

The exhibition hall's essential home is in the Benakis' home inverse the National Garden on Queen Sofias Avenue and owes its reality to the liberality of Antonis Benakis, whose family lived in Alexandria, Egypt.