Location: Naxos Town
Don’t Miss: Museums guide with free admission days and additional useful information

The Archaeological Museum of Naxos is located in the main square at the top of Kastro Castle. Housed in an elegant 17th-century Venetian building, it stands as a remarkable example of the architectural style of that era. The structure spans five floors and was originally constructed as a Jesuit school. Later, it served as the School of Commerce in the late 19th century before being converted into the Archaeological Museum in 1973. Today, the building itself is a recognized historical monument.