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Museum of Ancient Greek Technology: Entry Ticket
Be amazed by 142 working replicas of ancient Greek inventions
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Provider: Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology
Registered address: Praxiteli Kondyli Str. Ancient Olympia, 6 Pindarou Str. Kolonaki, 27065, Athens, GR
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Access to the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology
The ancient Greeks contributed greatly to the fields of philosophy, fine arts, and science, but the technology they used is still relatively unknown. Be amazed by 142 working replicas of ancient Greek inventions, and explore a unique museum of antique robots, alarm clocks, lifting mechanisms and loads more!
Did you know the ancient Greeks invented a 'cinema' with moving pictures and sound? Or that they dreamed up automobiles and steam-engines? Or that they used robots to serve them? Yes, robots!
Come and join the curious crowds intrigued by the concept of cutting-edge technology from ancient Greece, and explore a fascinating interactive museum of antique technologies in Athens.
Discover how they calculated and worked with sophisticated data, eye up some ancient vending machines, and admire lifting mechanisms capable of building tall structures with hardly any manpower.
It's enough to change the world as you know it!
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