Piraeus Archaeological Museum / Hellenistic Theatre

In the Archeological Museum of Pireaus can be seen the famous bronze statues of Athene (fourth century B.C.) and Apollo (sixth century B.C.), which were rediscovered some time ago in the nearby harbor.

Other exhibits include black and red figured vases, tomb reliefs and interesting representations of battles between Greeks and Amazons.

To the west, near the Archeological Museum, is the Hellenistic theater (second century B.C.). Round the west and south sides of the peninsula between the Kántharos and Pasalimáni harbors are remains of Konon's town walls (394-339 B.C.).