Paleopolis Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum, located in Mon Repos Palace on the island of Corfu, Greece, houses a unique collection of ancient artifacts found in the Paleopolis region. The museum's exhibits span from the Archaic period to the 7th century BC, the Roman period, and the early Christian period up to the 4th century AD. Here, visitors can see not only objects of public and private life of ancient Corcyra but also displays dedicated to trade, religion, and other aspects of life at that time. The exhibitions are spread across all three floors of the palace, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the island's history. The museum also provides information about the palace's original use during British rule in the 19th century.