The Archaeological Museum of Drama covers the long human history of the Drama regional unit, from Neolithic settlements through the Bronze Age, the ancient Thracian and Greek periods, and on into the Roman and Byzantine eras. The collection includes pottery, coins, jewellery, and funerary objects from excavations across the region.
The museum occupies a neoclassical building near the centre of town and is well-organised, with clear labelling in both Greek and English. It is a genuine regional museum — not massive, but with some genuinely interesting material that you won't find elsewhere. Allow an hour to an hour and a half.