Serbian House on Corfu

Why go

After the Serbian army's retreat in the First World War, Corfu became a place of recovery and exile for soldiers and civilians. The display connects that large event to individual lives through images, uniforms and other surviving objects. It adds a twentieth-century layer to a town often introduced through Venetian walls.

What to look for

• Photographs document Serbian soldiers and refugees on Corfu between 1916 and 1918.
• Uniforms and military objects give the wartime story a human scale.

Useful to know

• Check the Serbian House's current address and visiting details before setting out.
• Pair it with a Corfu Town walk to place this wartime history among the city's older landmarks.

Your next visit

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