About
The museum was built between 1962 and 1965, in a plot donated by the Municipality of Corfu, on 1 Vraila Armeni St, in order to house the sculptures from the temple of Artemis. In 1994, two more rooms were added, and now contain finds from the recent excavations in the city of Corfu.

In 1994 two more halls were added to the museum, where the new acquisitions from the resent excavations of the old town and the Garitsa cemetery were exhibited.
 
Collections
The collections of the museum include:

An old collection of unknown provenance.
Excavation finds from the ancient city of Corfu.
Finds from the Kerkyraean Cassiope.
Finds from the excavations in the district of Thesprotia.

Prices:
Full admission € 3

Reduced admission
(students from countries outside the E.U., citizens of the E.U. aged over 65)  € 2

Free admission   
persons under 18
university students from Greece and the E.U.
members of the ICOM-ICOMOS
tour guides
journalists
persons possessing a free admission card