This museum houses utensils, textiles, porcelain, tools, local costumes, and stones and semiprecious stones from the rich soil of Serifos. It is located in Kato Chora and was founded in 1976 by the Association of Serifos in order to preserve the local traditional heritage. On the back of the museum there is an open air theater for summer cultural events that can host up to 300 people.

This monastery looks like a medieval castle with its battlements, scalding bowl and high walls which protected it from the attacks of various besiegers. At the top of the stairs on the west, you will see the only entrance. It is so small that you will need to bend in order to be able to pass through it.  

The view from the castle of Serifos is unique as you can see Sifnos, Kimolos, Milos, Vous, Paros, Syros, Tinos, Mykonos and Serifopoula in the horizon. The area has been inhabited since ancient times. Xenophon mentions the existence of an organized state, with public buildings and temples, on the top of the rock of the main town (Chora). It was a Venetian town which was surrounded by three successive and concentric fortifications. 

Serifos is full of footpaths, which were frequently used in the past. They lead to beautiful coves and quiet places. Some of the most famous ones are: the footpath leading from the heliport to Chora, from Kato Chora to Livadi, from Kentarhos to Chora, from Aspros Pyrgos to Koutalas, from Panagia village to Sykamia or from Pyrgos to Sykamia. You can find further information on the maps of the island or by contacting the Municipality of Serifos at 22810 52545.

This is a leeward beach with crystal clear waters and pebbles. If you take the footpath that goes past the mooring post, you will arrive at an old loading stairway.