The ecclesiastical museum is housed in the church of Agia Triada, one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in Milo. The church itself is of great architectural interest as elements from the Byzantine and the Catholic tradition are combined. The museum houses relics from the past 600 years (carved wooden screens, epitaphs, shrines, chalices, offerings of the faithful, etc.) The ecclesiastical museum also exhibits some icons of Cretan painters, Emmanuel and Anthony Skordilis. Visiting hours: 9:15-13:15 & 18:15-22:15 daily.