• Live artists' studios on the ground and third floors, where jewelers demonstrate ancient and modern metalsmithing techniques
• QR codes on the labels of the permanent exhibits explain the designs, techniques and symbols, handy for curious older kids
• Café and museum shop on site, with free wifi throughout the building

The first museum in Greece devoted to jewelry, set in Ilias Lalaounis's former workshop building just below the Acropolis. The permanent displays draw on 50 collections he designed between 1957 and 2002, inspired by ancient Greek art, nature and children's designs, alongside two temporary exhibitions a year.

In the ZEM and ZEDET artists' studios, visitors can watch jewelers demonstrate ancient and modern metalsmithing techniques.