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Greek museum and archaeological site visits by administrative regions

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21 August 2024

Greek museum and archaeological site visits by administrative regions

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In 2023, tourism indicators showed that Attica was the top destination for museums and archaeological sites in Greece, with 5.6 million and 3.1 million visitors respectively, though numbers were still below 2019 levels.

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Greece

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In 2023, the Attica region emerged as the most popular destination for museums and archaeological sites in Greece, attracting 5.6 million visitors to its archaeological sites and 3.1 million to its museums. Crete followed, with 2.1 million visitors to its archaeological sites and 476.3 thousand to its museums. Despite these numbers, both regions saw higher visitor counts in 2019, indicating that the sector has not yet fully recovered from the pandemic’s impact. For more detailed information, the Greek Tourism Analytics Dashboard (GTAD) by the Institute of the Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises (INSETE) offers a public statistical database that is freely accessible and customizable to individual needs.

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