Museums

Archaeological Museum:

This museum is found inside the town and it is considered unique in its domain because of the representative character of its vase collection, which covers a period from the geometrical times to the 6th century reflecting the style and technique of pottery art in Ancient Greece.
Crowning exhibit in the museum is considered to be the relief amphora representing scenes of the Trojan War. Furthermore, there is a very rich collection of red and black figured vases, as well as ancient grave statues, stelae, funerary urns etc.

Folk Museum:

Founded in 1958, it is situated at Kastro in Mykonos town. The museum contains collections of keys and locks, hand-woven materials, painted plates, old weights and measures, traditional Cycladic sculptures and a wide range of lightening devices from the ancient oil lamp to the paraffin lamp, a collection of obsidian tools and weapons and a collection of 19th century garments.

Aegean Naval Museum:

This impressive museum is found inside the town and contains models of coastal and traveling ships, ancient, medieval and more contemporary rowing and sailing boats and steamships. There is also a large collection of paintings, engravings and ancient coins with naval depictions.