Kalamata Military Museum

Good collection of Greek military uniforms and weapons and lots of information about the military history of Kalamata. The 3 euro entry price is very reasonable. Great for history buffs and teenage children. Well worth a visit. The exhibition is over two floors and on the air conditioning on the second floor was off making it difficult to stay up there on a 36 degree day. When I told someone they said sorry suggesting they knew it was off or not working, something they should fix if they want tourists to visit.

A journey through the history of Greece's military. Interesting displays that capture key moments of the various wars, explained by a local tour guide.

A small but very wellmaintained museum. The place is a bit old, but everything is kept in great condition and it’s quite interesting. It has two floors with carefully preserved exhibits. In the backyard, you can find a tank and a plane. Overall, it was a very pleasant and interesting visit. I definitely recommend it!

Cute museum, a lot of explanations also in English. Different artifacts and tools. Safe for kids, nothing directly brutal on display, and kids enjoyed a lot. Air-Conditioned. There are an impressive airplane, two tanks and large cannons in the back yard. Low-cost and kids enter for free.

Fabulous museum covering the period from the war for Greek Independence to post world war 2. The primary information is in Greek but with QR codes for English. Uniforms and weapons on display from each conflict. We were fortunate to have a volunteer guide walk us thru which added another positive layer to our visit. Modest entrance fees 3 euro adult 2 euro senior. Definitely recommend.

We really enjoyed the museum we had our own guide who talked us around the museum in English. Our guide was informative with a pleasant manor giving us time to ask questions and take photographs. A very enjoyable couple of hours.

3 euro price. Enjoyed it and spent maybe one hour. QR coded on each exhibit were helpful

I recommend it very much. When we arrived we realized that the museum is actually still a military installation which was impressive. Also, we got a free tour of the museum and the guide was actually an enlisted soldier. He explained everything very nicely, in good English, he was open to discussions too. I will say it is a must visit, if you are looking to learn a lot of Greek history. They will show you items from each war and explain what they were and who had them, I was really impressed about the piece of the tree on which a Greek soldier was hanged, I couldn't believe that they had a piece of the original tree. In conclusion it is a 10/10 and a must see in Kalamata.