The Byzantine Museum of Ioannina is located inside the Castle and housed in a historic building, enhancing the experiential aspect of the visit.
The Byzantine Museum of Ioannina is located inside the Castle and housed in a historic building, enhancing the experiential aspect of the visit. Its collection covers the Byzantine and post-Byzantine periods, highlighting the role of Ioannina as an important administrative and spiritual center.
The exhibits include icons, sculptures, manuscripts, coins, and ecclesiastical art objects, which reflect the artistic and religious life of the era. Particular emphasis is given to the continuation of the Byzantine tradition in modern history.
The museum is an ideal stop for understanding the medieval history of the city and its cultural continuity.
Opening hours:
Daily 08:00 – 15:30
Closed: Tuesday
Admission:
Admission with ticket
Standard: €5
Reduced: €3
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