Byzantine
Museum of Zakynthos The Museum was built after the earthquake of 1953.
It was organised by the Academician Manolis Hadzidakis and was opened to
the public in 1960
.
The
Museum collections include:
1.
Works in wood and wood carving (16th - 19th centuries)
2.
Wall paintings (12th-13th and 17th-18th centuries)
3.
Small gallery with sculptural works of the Hellenistic, Early Christian,
Byzantine and Post-Byzantine periods
4.
Utilitarian implements and vessels.
5.
Icons of the 15th-16th centuries (Cretan-Ionian island school, Ionian island
naturalistic style)
Days-Hours
Winter
period : Monday: Closed, Tuesday - Friday: 08:00 - 14:30 Weekends and Holidays
08:00 - 14:30
From
July 1st to October 31: Daily: 08.30 - 15.00, Monday: closed
Ticket
price:
Full
admission € 3
Reduced
admission € 2
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students
from countries outside the E.U.,
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citizens
of the E.U. aged over 65
Free admission
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persons
under 18
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university
students from Greece and the E.U.
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students
of Classical Studies or Fine Arts from countries outside the E.U.
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members
of the ICOM-ICOMOS
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tour guides
-
journalists
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persons
possessing a free admission card
Days
of free admission for all visitors Sundays in the period between 1 November
and 31 March, the first Sunday of every month, except for July, August
and September (when the first Sunday is holiday, then the second is the
free admission day, etc.)
Phone
+30-26950 42.714, Fax +30-26950 42.714 |
