Corfu

Archaeological Museum of Corfu Private Tour

5.0(2 reviews)1h 30minFree cancellation

Description

Would you like to see with your own eyes a number of important finds from prehistoric times to late antiquity? The Archaeological Museum of Corfu welcomes you to its renovated premises for a unique experience of private hospitality at the Museum, with information and stories exclusively for you. Discover precious archaeological findings of Corfu, which were excavated in various villages and suburbs of the island, including tools of the early prehistoric period and learn about the first residents of the island. Be impressed by admiring the pediment of the temple dedicated to Artemis, the goddess of hunting. Her worship played a very significant role among the local people during the ancient times. The temple was constructed in the 6th century B.C. and its pediment is the only part which survived through the centuries, even though the barbarian incursions, the earthquakes and the various wars had been proved extremely disastrous for Corfu and its monuments.

Highlights

Privati e di lusso
Tour storici
Tariffe aggiuntive
Tour a piedi
Giri turistici privati
Tour archeologici
Weather Dependent - Moderate

What makes this experience special

Language guide

Inglese

Transfer included

Raduno al punto d'incontro

What's included

Included

Guida turistica autorizzata di lingua inglese

Not included

Biglietto d'ingresso al museo

Itinerary

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Il Museo Archeologico di Corfù, recentemente ristrutturato, riunisce una serie di importanti reperti dalla preistoria alla tarda antichità. Tra questi spicca il frontone monumentale del tempio di Artemide con la rappresentazione di Gorgos, il più antico frontone in pietra superstite dell'antica architettura greca. Vivi un'esperienza unica di ospitalità privata al Museo, con informazioni e storie della mitologia greca esclusivamente per te.
Admission included

Meeting point

Dirigersi verso l'ingresso principale dell'hotel "Corfu Palace", situato nella baia di Garitsa. Subito dopo l'ingresso, girare a destra, in via Vraila Armeni. Cammina dritto e vedrai l'ingresso del Museo Archeologico di Corfù, dove la nostra guida turistica ti aspetterà.