The permanent exhibition of the Archaeological Museum of Philippi presents the city’s history from its foundation in the 4th century BC to its decline in the 7th century AD.
Archaeological finds illuminate the Hellenistic, Roman and Early Christian periods of Philippi and their connection with figures such as Philip II, Octavian Augustus and the Apostle Paul.
The museum stands within the archaeological site of Philippi and provides accessibility facilities, a shop and parking.
