Go beyond the beaches and explore the intellectual heart of the Ionian. From ancient Greek treasures to rare Asian art, Corfu’s museums are the guardians of the island’s story.
As the first city in modern Greece to establish a university, Corfu has always been a beacon of culture. Its museums house world-class collections that reflect its cosmopolitan history – from Byzantine icons to the only Asian Art museum in Greece.
Housed in the Palace of St. Michael and St. George, this museum features 15,000+ artifacts from China, Japan, and India.
Home to the Gorgon Pediment, one of the most important works of Archaic Greek art in existence.
Located in a 15th-century church, this museum displays iconic religious art from the Heptanese School.
Dedicated to the first Governor of modern Greece, located in his beautiful ancestral country estate.
One of the world’s few currency museums, tracking the evolution of Greek money in a historic bank building.
A tribute to the Serbian army’s stay in Corfu during WWI, featuring rare uniforms and photographs.
The house where Dionysios Solomos wrote the “Hymn to Liberty,” the Greek National Anthem.
Explore the artifacts of ancient Corcyra inside the villa where Prince Philip was born.
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