The Byzantine Museum in Zante Town, Zakynthos, located on Solomos Square, is a significant cultural institution established after the devastating earthquake of 1953. The museum offers a comprehensive look into the island’s Byzantine and post-Byzantine heritage, showcasing an extensive collection of ecclesiastical works, including Byzantine icons, wood carvings, murals, and paintings from the 15th to 17th centuries by renowned artists like Damaskinos, Doxaras, and Tzanes. A notable feature of the museum is its effort to recreate the appearance of Zakynthos before the earthquake through photographs and artifacts, providing visitors with a vivid historical context. The museum’s exhibits highlight the rich artistic and religious history of Zakynthos, making it a must-visit for those interested in the island’s cultural heritage