Archaeological Museum of Asklepieio of Epidaurus

Archaeological Museum of Asklepieio of Epidaurus

Archaeological Museum of Asklepieio of Epidaurus: Situated in the archaeological site of Asklepieio, it was constructed in the early 20th century to shelter the restored monuments of the Asklepieio and the findings of the excavations in the area. A great number of the original sculptures have been transferred to the National Archaeological Museum of Athens and replaced by plaster copies back in Epidaurus. Among the most important exhibits are the entablature of the Temple of Asklepios (380-375 BC), the entablature of the Temple of Artemis (370-310 BC) and the statue of the god Asklepios (copy).