The Athens Olympic Museum celebrates Olympic Day on Tuesday, June 23, by joining the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and World Health Organization’s global “Let’s Move” initiative, offering free admission and complimentary guided tours to visitors.
On Tuesday, June 23, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the Museum’s permanent exhibition through two complimentary one-hour group tours, taking place at 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. Advance reservation is required and can be made by phone at +30 210 6885 560.
Inspired by the values of Olympism, the “Let’s Move” campaign highlights the importance of movement and physical activity in everyday life, encouraging people of all ages to take a step towards a more active and healthier lifestyle. Whether through sport or small changes to daily routines, physical activity plays a vital role in promoting well-being, health, and quality of life.
Through its permanent exhibition, the Athens Olympic Museum invites visitors to celebrate Olympic Day and discover the history of the Olympic Movement—from the myths of Ancient Greece and the revival of the Olympic Games in 1896 to the modern era. The Museum offers a unique visitor experience featuring authentic exhibits, archival material, Olympic memorabilia, rare audiovisual content, interactive applications, and inspiring athlete stories, showcasing the enduring legacy of the Olympic Idea.
Olympic Day is a global celebration of sport, participation, and well-being that highlights the timeless power of Olympic values. The Athens Olympic Museum invites the public to draw inspiration from the Olympic ideal and explore how Olympic values remain relevant today through an engaging experience that combines knowledge, inspiration, and action.
