Museum of Byzantine Culture

The Museum of Byzantine Culture is a historical center in Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, Greece. The gallery is a logical foundation, open to the general population, of a more extensive social and instructive nature, expects to gather, save, ensure, preserve, show and concentrate the works and protests of the early Christian, Byzantine, medieval by and large and post-Byzantine periods, predominantly from the topographical region of Macedonia and the exhuming material of the regional extent of the ninth Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities, with which it is in close coordinated effort. The Museum of Byzantine Culture likewise fills in as proper with alternate Ephorates, when this is essential for the improvement and more full, better and all the more experimentally educated introduction of its reports.

The historical center at present has 11 changeless displays. The principal, "Early Christian Churches", centers around the plan and improvement of places of worship in early hundreds of years of Christianity. "Early Christian Cities and Dwellings", presents parts of financial life, local crafted works, houses, and sustenance and garments of early Christians, lastly, "From the Elysian Fields to the Christian Paradise" centers around burial grounds of early Christians, gems, sepulchral design and painting, faction traditions, and dirt and glass objects recuperated from unearthed graves. Starting in 1998, the exhibition hall has run instructive projects for schoolchildren.