The Archaeological Museum of Ancient Feneos is housed in a stone building at a central location in the modern village. It displays some of the finds from excavations conducted mainly in the 1960s on the hill of Agios Konstantinos.
Its exhibits include sculptures, mosaics, and pottery discovered during excavations in ancient Feneos. Among them, the giant marble head of Hygeia, a work by the Athenian sculptor Attalos Lacharou, stands out.
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Admission:
Free entry, but a phone call is required in advance, as the museum does not have fixed operating hours.
