The Venetians named Zakynthos Fiore di Levante, meaning Flower of the East, as they admired the island for its rich natural beauty. But apart from the beaches and natural attractions, the island also has a great history that you can learn about in the local museums and monuments.
Visitors can explore a range of exhibits that offer insights into the island’s history, art, and natural wonders. The Byzantine Museum showcases works by renowned painters of the post-Byzantine period, while the Museum of D. Solomos and A. Kalvos houses the relics of two national poets. Meanwhile, the Museum of Natural History provides an in-depth look at the island’s unique biodiversity, with over 6,000 samples from the physical world. Whether you’re a history buff, an art enthusiast, or a nature lover, Zakynthos’ museums have something to offer for everyone.
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