I resist archeological museums, because I hate their dusty exhibits and overly detailed explanations to read. This one is a cut above. Exhibits are arranged in an easily understood chronological order and are well-lit. It's easy to follow a path through time as you tour the museum without a guide or an audio guide. It was an excellent sequel to our visit to the Archeological Park (Greek Theater and Roman Amphitheater.)

An incredible place. It’s not to be missed. The range is almost overwhelming it’s that comprehensive. The archaeological riches of the area are incredible and they are covered superbly here. There’s awe and beauty in pretty much every spot you see in this museum. The range of Greek treasures is incredible. There are very good Italian and English explanations. Your choice is whether you spend a few hours or a few days here. But whatever you do, don’t miss it.

The museum has a vast amount of information and items to see. It gives a good description of how past people have populated the island. It is definitely worth a visit but allow three hours. The basement houses a safe room with recovered coins and jewelry which is also very interesting.