The museum is housed in a traditional mansion, which consists of a kitchen, a cistern and a courtyard. The exhibits cover the time period from prehistory to modern times and originally belonged to small private collections that were granted for the enrichment of the museum. Ancient inscriptions,
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The ecclesiastical museum of Panormitis Monastery the visitor will admire the rich collection of ecclesiastical relics of the monastery. Numerous liturgical manuscripts with colorful artistic decoration, portable icons, precious sacred vessels, gold-embroidered vestments, silver buckles and a
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It is located in the settlement of Chorio or Ano Symi. It is co-located with the Archaeological and Folklore Museum in an 18th century mansion, which is a donation of the Farmakidis family to the Greek state. It is a building complex formed on 3 levels with various rooms, courtyards and gardens. The
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The Folklore Museum of the Panormitis Monastery includes a collection of marine antiquities, the old cellar, a traditional Simian living room with a bedroom, the first kitchen of the Monastery, agricultural tools, measures and standards of the 19th century. as well as the area of women's domestic
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It is housed in the mansion of the Gianneski family, where the Archaeological and Byzantine Collection with finds from the different historical phases of the island is also hosted. In the halls of the Museum complex, exhibits from the classical to the Byzantine era can be seen, such as Roman statue
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The Museum of Maritime Art was created in 1983 and in 1990 it was housed in one of the most representative neoclassical houses of the area, an elegant building, restored with much care, which is where the central tarsana of the island was located. It has a special section dedicated to sponge-making
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In Chora tis Symi, the capital of the island, it is a pleasant experience to visit the Hatziagapitou Hall located next to the Archaeological and Folklore Museum of Symi. In the museum housed in the mansion of Hatziagapitos and more specifically in the "Hall of Hatziagapitos" (18th century), which
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