The Archaeological Museum of Sparta today hosts thousands of findings from the Lacedaemon province but also from areas of the prefecture of Laconia that are not covered by the Archaeological Collections of Gythio and Neapolis Voi. In his halls there are exhibits that cover the period from the Neolithic to the late Roman era. The most important position is the findings of the great sanctuaries of Sparta.The visitor of the museum has the opportunity to admire findings from the prehistoric sites of Laconia, works of sculpture from the archaic to the Roman period, from various regions of the prefecture, as well as finds of the rescue excavations among which they hold a prominent position. Portions of mosaic floors of Roman times from Sparta. Finally, the museum’s exhibition includes a few epigraphic texts that illuminate some aspects of the history of Sparta.

Today, in the seven rooms of the museum (about 500 square meters), only a small part of the numerous finds that are housed there and which continue to come to light from the excavations of the E Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities in the area Sparta but also in other areas of Laconia. In his report, due to the lack of space, only a small part of the findings kept in it is included, the most interesting for the scientific community or the simple visitor.