Our Museum contains a rich collection of birds and mammals as well as a comprehensive mushroom museum, the first of its kind in Greece. The museum houses approximately 300 exhibits of animals and several dozens of the main species of mushrooms.
The presentation of the collections through dioramas depicts exactly the natural terrain where the wild animals live and where the mushrooms grow. The quality of the exhibits is excellent. Their placement in space is in thematic units and exhibits are distributed depending on the type of ecosystem they belong to. Mushrooms are presented in a unique way, which includes the three major phases of their development providing a comprehensive picture of the way they develop in each individual ecosystem.
The high quality of the exhibits and the properly configured environment, create a striking effect and make the museum experience enjoyable and productive.
The Hellenic Culture Museum is located in the city center of Kalambaka and has educational and cultural orientation. The museum aims at the preservation, study, promotion and enhancement of the Greek Culture and the values that stem from it. It houses unique collections of the collector Pavlos Balogiannis, relevant to the Greek education and education in general. The presentation of the exhibits is perfectly centered to the modern visitors’ needs.
The Hellenic Culture Museum aims at bringing the visitor in touch with the Greek Scripts and the Greek Culture in a simple and experiential way, so as to be a place of culture, learning, education and science. In addition to the permanent collection, the Museum will host periodic exhibitions, scientific days, lectures and a variety of other scientific events.
The new Library is a cultural anchor in the city, with a special focus on the needs of children and teens. Kalambaka Library’s logo highlights its commitment to Education, Access and Opportunity and its goals are to:
– develop services tailored to the library users’ needs
– provide free access to library resources and services using state of the art technology
– offer a place for informal learning and social cohesion
– create an attractive physical environment supported by highly qualified staff
Τhe enterprise AFOI G.PAPAPOULIOU AXTE with headquarters in the Region of Thessaly, was co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) of the European Union (ΕΕ) for the implementation of its project under the Action “"Support micro and small enterprises affected by Covid-19 in Thessaly“ under the framework of the Operational Program «Thessaly» 2014-2020. The Action is aimed at empowering micro and small enterprises in the Region of Thessaly in the form of a non-repayable grant to ensure sufficient liquidity to deal with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Ιnvestment’s total budget is 50.000 € (100% public expenditure). The Action is co-financed by Greece and the European Union - European Regional Development Fund.
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