Museums in Corfu

Archaeological Museum of Paleopolis - Mon Repos

The Paleopolis–Mon Repos Museum, located on the Mon Repos estate in Corfu, opened to the public in 2001.

Music Museum Nikolaos Halikiopoulos Mantzaros

Banknote Museum

Archaeological Museum of Corfu

The Archaeological Museum of Corfu is located in the Garitsa area and has been housed since 1967 in a two-storey modernist building.

Museum of Asian Art of Corfu

The Museum of Asian Art in Corfu was founded in 1928 as the “Museum of Sino-Japanese Art,” following the donation of Gregorios Manos’ Asian collection to the Greek state.

Byzantine Museum of Antivouniotissa Corfu

The Antivouniotissa Museum is housed in the Church of the Virgin Mary (Kyra Antivouniotissa) in the city of Corfu.

Kapodistrias Museum

The Kapodistrias Museum – Centre for Kapodistrian Studies is the first and only museum in Greece dedicated exclusively to the life and work of Ioannis A. Kapodistrias, the first Governor of modern Greece.

Solomos Museum

The Society for Corfiot Studies (E.K.S.) was founded in 1952 as a cultural association dedicated to the study of the history, folklore, and broader intellectual and artistic production of Corfu and the Ionian Islands.

Municipal Gallery of Corfu

The Municipal Art Gallery of Corfu first opened its doors in 1978 in the Dalietos Bequest building. Since 1991, when it was transformed into a public legal entity, the Gallery has actively worked to promote its collection and make it more widely known to the public.

Serbian Museum of Corfu

The Serbian Museum of Corfu is located in the city of Corfu and is dedicated to a significant chapter of World War I history connected to the island.