The Solomos Museum is an intimate and important cultural site dedicated to the life and work of Dionysios Solomos, the revered poet who wrote the “Hymn to Liberty” – the lyrics of the Greek National Anthem. The museum is located in the very house where Solomos spent the last thirty years of his life and ultimately passed away. A visit offers a unique and personal glimpse into the world of this literary giant, showcasing his desk, manuscripts, personal belongings, and library, all within the authentic atmosphere of his historic Corfiot home.
| ⏳ Time Needed 30 – 45 Minutes | ⭐ Don’t Miss The Poet’s Desk | 📍 Plan Your Day Combine with the Byzantine Museum |
The museum is situated in the Mouragia area of the Old Town, on the third floor of his former residence.
The collection provides a deeply personal look at the poet’s life.
Dionysios Solomos (1798–1857) is considered the national poet of Greece. He is most famous for writing the “Hymn to Liberty,” the poem that became the lyrics for the Greek National Anthem.
Yes, the museum is located on the third floor of the house where Solomos lived for the last thirty years of his life, wrote much of his work, and eventually passed away.
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