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The island’s capital and port, also called Zakynthos, is located on the southeast coast. Although the 1953 earthquakes destroyed public buildings and churches of great architectural value, this is still a beautiful town, with spacious squares, elegant buildings, charming arcades (the most characteristic is the Rouga) and important churches, adorned with works by Zakynthian and Cretan icon painters (Virgin of the Angels, Virgin Phaneromene, St Nicholas of the Mole, all built in the 17th century).
Other buildings of particular interest in the town are the Byzantine and Postbyzantine Museum, the Museum of Solomos and Distinguished Zakynthians as well as the Municipal Library and Art Gallery.
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