The Archaeological Museum of Piraeus is located in Piraeus, Greece, and showcases artifacts from the ancient city of Piraeus, which was a significant port in ancient Athens. The museum features a collection of sculptures, pottery, and other relics that highlight the region's rich maritime history and cultural heritage. Among its notable exhibits are the Statue of Athena, the Marble Relief of the Piraeus, and various items related to ancient trade and naval activities. The museum serves as an important resource for understanding the historical significance of Piraeus and its role in ancient Greek civilization.