Serbian Museum of Corfu
Learn about the Serbian Army’s refuge on Corfu during the First World War through photographs, uniforms and historic artefacts.

Serbian Museum of Corfu, Corfu
Typical Duration
45–75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Any time during opening hours
Indoor / Outdoor
Indoor
Free / Paid
Paid
Price Guide
Check current admission before visiting.
Booking Recommended
No
Family Friendly
Yes
Accessibility
Small indoor museum in the historic centre; contact ahead if step-free access is required.
About
The Serbian Museum tells the powerful story of the Serbian soldiers, government and civilians who found refuge on Corfu after the retreat of 1915–16. Its collection includes photographs, uniforms, flags, medical equipment, medals and personal objects connected with the Serbian presence on the island.
Planning your visit: allow around 45–75 minutes; best time: Any time during opening hours; Paid experience. Accessibility: Small indoor museum in the historic centre; contact ahead if step-free access is required. The listed location is Corfu Town 49100, Greece. Check current conditions and operator information before setting out.

