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The museum is divided into three sections. The first two cover the two most important prehistoric periods of Kefalonia, the Paleolithic and the Neolithic, with interesting artifacts from the caves of the island; and the Mycenaean Period, which features many exhibits of artifacts discovered in excavations of the Mycenaean-era tombs. The...
This museum is the best way to experience and appreciate the natural beauty of Kefalonia, while also giving you a taste of the neighboring island Ithaca. Located in Davgata, just 5 km from the capital of the island, this charming little museum informs nature lovers about the rare flora and fauna of these islands, their marine treasures, as well...
The most picturesque maritime village on Kefalonia hosts one of the most interesting museums on the island, dedicated to none other than the wondrous secrets of the marine realm. Exhibits from the numerous wetlands of the island, information about sea pollution, caretta caretta turtles, and playful monachus monachus seals who visit the island,...
You can’t visit the monastery of Agios Andreas (St. Andrew) and not take the time to admire the masterpieces of Byzantine ecclesiastical art that have survived the devastating earthquake of 1953, gathered from many churches and monasteries for display at this museum. Icon screens, icons, and religious artifacts on display in an awesome...
Even if you are not a fan of museums, or your schedule is very tight, this museum is definitely worth a visit. That's because the exhibition halls are shaped in a way that does not even resemble a museum, but rather the inside of a house. Just 100 meters from the central square, the admission is quite reasonable for the variety of exhibits...
