Byzantine Museum of Zante
The Byzantine Museum of Zante is located in the square of Solomos. If one goes to the right of its entrance, they can go up to the second floor and cross the entire length of the building before going back down to the entrance for a second time. The museum houses a rich collection of portable icons, a veritable panorama of ecclesiastical painting from the years of the Byzantium until the 19 th century with approximately a thousand hagiographies of post-Byzantine, Ionian and Zakynthian art. The works of Damaskinos, Tzane, Kallergis, Doxaras, Koutouzis and Tsonis are all exhibited. Even though the museum's older exhibits are characteristic samples of Byzantine art, the work of Panagiotis Doxaras (1622-1700) who studied in Venice, are naturalistic and belong to the Ionian School. Doxaras' son, Nikolaos, continued the western tradition, as did Nikolaos Koutouzis (1741-1813), whose work one can see in the museum as well as in the church of Aghios (Saint) Dionysios. The iconostases of the church of the Pantocrator, the church of Aghios (Saint) Demetrios and the external part of the church of Aghios (Saint) Andreas of Volimos are all housed in the museum. Also housed in the museum are Hellenistic and Byzantine sculptures and statues.

Solomos Museum and Naval Museum
The Solomos Museum in its ground floor includes the impressive tombs of Dionysios Solomos (1798-1857) and of the other great Zakynthian poet Andreas Kalvos (1792-1869). In the museum entrance a part of the holm-oak, under the shadow of which, on the hill of Strani, Solomos was inspired to write the 'Ymnos pros tin Eleftheria' (Hymn to Liberty) which later on became the national anthem of Greece, as well as 'Eleftherous Poliorkimenous' (The free beleaguered) in May of 1823. The rooms of the upper floor house heirlooms of the great poet as well as those of other eminent Zakynthian scholars as well as collections that were donated to the museum. There are two Naval Museums in Zakynthos.

The Naval Museum is located in Bochali and through the presentation of paintings as well as the other exhibits you will have the chance to become acquainted with the development of Greek naval history through the centuries. The 'Milaneio Naval Museum' is located in Tsilivi and has the pan Hellenic exclusivity to include some aquarelles that depict the evolutionary progress of the naval history of the Greek nation and they are a worldwide exclusivity. It is a unique historical account. Naval objects of famous ships and photographic material are also on display for the viewing pleasure of the museum visitors.

The agricultural museum of Vergatzeio
In the village of Pigadakia, in the community of Alykes, the 'Vergatzeio' Cultural and Agricultural Museum has been open since 1998. The museum has exhibits concerning the cultural and agricultural history of a typical Greek, Zakynthian village with rare pieces from the entire island, some of which date back to the 16 th century. Included are pieces of farm equipment, household implements, and furniture as well as works of art by local artists.

Museum of Grigorios Xenopoulos
This museum is close to the Church of Agios Dionysios, in the capital of Zante and is dedicated to the life and work of the Greek novelist and play writer Grigorios Xenopoulos (1867-1951).
It houses a collection of manuscripts and personal objects of the artist as well as some furniture of the writer's period.