Really great small museum! (€5, €3 if you qualify for senior discount) It explains how the first Governor (?) of Greece held it all together as a country and started a college of agriculture, started public education for kids, started the independent financial system, etc. Kind of Washington/Jefferson/ Hamilton all rolled into one. (Note: show your vaccine card upon entering… here and all museums, long distance buses, hotels in Greece)

A selection of Greek costumes we found to be one of the most absorbing themes. Elaborate and colourful they reflect the attention and pride taken in their creation and display. Over a couple of floors many aspects of everyday life from differing areas are shown. Living and dining rooms plus kitchen wares are here. Lives of children aren’t neglected. Toys are plentiful; rocking horses and soft playthings are abundant. Cloth making, a central part of life, is exemplified with weavers and looms.

Interesting, little museum showing slices of Greek life - clothing, furniture, toys, household items. Exhibits also address spinning and weaving. We probably spent about 45 minutes inside. There is a substantial gift shop adjacent.