Through comprehensive texts, colorful images, and original photographic compositions, the imposing walls and buildings of the Acropolis of Mycenae are highlighted, along with the tombs of the Mycenaean rulers and the exhibits of the museum, which represent various expressions of life and death in the Mycenaean world, from the frescoes, vessels, and idols to the weapons and precious works of art in gold and ivory, as well as evidence of writing and economy. In addition, a timeless overview of Mycenae is offered, going beyond the prehistoric era, reaching the history of research and excavations in the area.

The presentation of the findings follows the organization of the Museum's exhibition. At the same time, however, the reader has the opportunity to gain a comprehensive picture of the achievements of the Mycenaean civilization, not only those highlighted in the exhibition, but also those that visually express its wealth and splendor.

The reader will thus follow an impressive journey that leads them beyond the joy of knowledge to the happiness that encounters beauty.