The Mykonos Folklore Museum is located in Mykonos, South Aegean, Greece, and was established in 1958. This intimate museum features a diverse collection of 19th-century furniture, traditional clothing, tapestries, and everyday artifacts from Mykonos’s rich history. Visitors can access the museum for a small admission fee of €2, making it an affordable cultural stop. The museum is modest in size, and a self-guided tour typically takes about 45 minutes to an hour.
Inside, guests can explore a variety of exhibits that showcase the daily life of Mykonos’s past residents. Highlights include a section dedicated to local maritime history, complete with model ships and artifacts related to seafaring. Additionally, the museum has a cellar featuring a well and displays related to pirates, creating a unique blend of local culture and lore.
