Zakynthos has been the intersection of civic establishments for a considerable length of time, with social impacts from both the west and the east, Home to a few significant Greek and Italian artists and craftsmen, for example, Dionysios Solomos, Andreas Kalvos and Ugo Foscolo, this island is a remarkable spot of culture and development.
The Post-Byzantine Museum of Zakynthos, first time opened back at the ’60s, it is a two-story building situated in Solomos Square in Zante town. Here the guests can appreciate wood-cut Byzantine symbols, frescos dated back to the fifteenth Century, and oils on canvas artworks of well-known Greek craftsmen.
The Venetian Castle arranged on Bochali slope overhanging the town in the spot of the old acropolis. Including striking perspectives to Zante Town, the Ionian Sea and the valley of Gaitani, Bochali slope with the impressive Venetian Castle and the lovely tranquil bistros is one of the most excellent regions for a little new break from the uneven town.
Strani ‘s Hill (Lofos Strani), 2 km away from the town, offering an incredible view. Here, the writer D. Solomos propelled the “Song to Liberty” (later the Greek national hymn) and the “Free Besieged” going to the attack of the city of Messolonghi.
The Museum of Dionisios Solomos and Eminent Zakynthians shows an enormous assortment of individual things and original copies of this celebrated Greek writer who composed the National Anthem of Greece. A similar structure additionally has the catacombs of Dionysios Solomos and Andreas Kalvos, another extraordinary Zakynthian writer.
Saint Dionysios Cathedral & Monastery: Situated in the edges of Zante Town close Zakynthos principle port, the monumental church and cloister of St. Dionisios, the supporter Saint of the island, have significant ancient rarities of the Byzantine Era.