The Folklore Museum of Skopelos is housed in "Nikolaidis Mansion" and the exhibition includes traditional furniture and household items, handmade works and traditional local costumes.

Open hours

• Winter (October - April): Monday - Friday 11:00-13:00 & 18:00-20:00
• Summer (May - September): Monday - Friday 08:00-15:00 & 18:30-20:00, Weekends 10:30-14:00 & 18:30-23:00

In the center of Skopelos, there is Vakratsa Mansion. Inside the mansion, you can see relics and personal belongings of Vakratsa family. The mansion, which has been donated to the Municipality of Skopelos, remains unchanged over time, taking the visitor back to the 19th century atmosphere of the island.

In the area of Episkopi you will find the Venetian fort of 16th to 17th century. The stone wall with small windows and battlements surrounds a small church, built on the ruins of a large three-aisled basilica church. In some places you can see carved animal figures.

The Asklepion of Ancient Peparethos (4th century. B.C.) is one of the oldest monuments of its kind in Greece. Archaeological excavations have revealed a portico of the classic years with excellent masonry and marble statues. In the area there is an exhibition space with the findings of the excavation.

Open hours: Daily except Mondays, 08:00-13:00

The monastery is dedicated to Saint Rigino, who is also the patron of Skopelos. Inside the monastery, you will also see the sarcophagus of the Saint (4th century).