Serbian War Museum, Corfu Island is one of the most well known and most frequently visited Tourist Attractions in Corfu Island. It is a must visit site for you and more so if you are interested in history. The Serbian War Museum, Corfu Island features rare displays and exhibits commemorating the Balkan War of 1915-17 as well as depicting the role Corfu played in helping the Serbian Army. Watch the history unfold before your eyes as the tragic fate of the Serbian soldiers during the First World War are depicted through the Photographs and other rare items.
History of the First World War has it that the Austro-Hungarian attack of the 6th October 1915 led to the collapse of the Serbian Front. The remnants of the Serbian Army of around 150,000 soldiers together with their government in exile, found refuge and shelter in Corfu. The exhibits at the Serbian War Museum in Corfu Island include photographs from the three years stay of the Serbians in Corfu. Apart from the photographs, the items on display include uniforms, arms and ammunition of the Serbian army, Serbian regimental flags, religious artifacts, war medals and other decorations of the Kingdom of Serbia. The collections also feature surgical tools used in medical treatment by the Serbian doctors on Vido Island in 1916.
You will find the Serbian War Museum, Corfu Island on the 19 Moustoxydou Street. The museum is open on request only. Apart from the Serbian War Museum, Corfu Island, there are several other tourist places of interest which are worth a visit and these are Archaeological Museum, Byzantine Museum, Museum of Asian Art, Kapodistrias Museum, The Historical and Folkloric Museum, Corfu Shell Museum, Solomos Museum, Achilleon Palace, Paleokastritsa Monastery, Municipal Art Gallery, Old Fortress, New Fortress,
Mon-Repos Palace, Paper Money Museum, Pontikonisi/ Mouse Island, Palace of St. Michael and St. George, National Art Gallery, Olive Oil Museum, Gardiki Castle and Village of Kassiopi.
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