Ikaria · Museums
Where the island keeps its treasures, from ancient sculpture to the objects of everyday village life.
Essential
Agios Kirykos
Housed in a former school building in the capital, it gathers finds from across the island, from prehistoric tools to Classical and Roman sculpture.
Must see: Finds from ancient Oenoe, Therma and the sanctuary at Nas
Kampos (Evdilos)
A small collection beside the site of ancient Oenoe, the island's ancient capital, next to the Byzantine church of Agia Irini.
Must see: Finds from ancient Oenoe and the church of Agia Irini next door
More to explore
Pigi (Evdilos)
The monastery's small collection of icons and religious objects sits alongside one of the best-preserved church interiors on the island.
Must see: The 17th-century frescoes of the katholikon
Kosikia (Evdilos)
An open-air Byzantine monument. Climb to its walls and the chapel of Agios Georgios Dorganas on the summit.
Must see: The view over both coasts on a clear day
Opening hours change seasonally. Check with each museum before visiting.