Theotoky Estate Museum

The Theotoky family used to be one of the most powerful families of Greece as both the father and the grandfather of the current owner, George Theotokis, have served as prime ministers of Greece.
The estate covers 120 Ha and is located in the Ropa Valley in the centre of the island of Corfu, about 17 km from the town of Corfu. It is covered almost entirely by pine and olive trees and is one of the few ecological parks and serene spots left on the island.
The estate has been under the ownership of the Theotoky family, for many generations. Its main products are the organic Theotoky wines as well as organic cold-pressed extra virgin olive oils.
The facilities of the estate have been completely modernized and equipped with modern technological gadgets, but the traditional appearance of the buildings have been preserved as well as the library, which together with the lovely nature makes this a place of peace and beauty, worth visiting. You can walk along the vineyards and under the olive groves, you can visit the cellar, winery, and olive press, as well as the Theotoky Estate Museum and, enjoy the animals of the farm!

About our Library
Its extensive collected works have been cataloged and computer-indexed for ease of access. It is located in an ancient farm building purposely restored with state-of-the-art technology to ensure safekeeping and easy access to a prized collection of rare antique books and archives.
The collection comprises some 35,000 ancient and modern books, maps, engravings, and journals specializing in the history, art, iconography, religion, and law of the Byzantine Empire, the Balkans, and the Ionian Islands. This library, with its many rare books and papers, is a unique private collection that continues to be added to through the passion and dedication of its founder and provider, Mr. Georges Theotoky.

TOUR AND TASTING

Born from a collection of old machinery, the Theotoky Estate museum shows the evolution in winemaking from the beginning of this century and how harder the process of winemaking was. Through pictures, it shows the feet fouling of the grapes, the old grape press, and the collection of the juice in wooden baskets. The old barrels have a special glass isolating the wine from taking the air. An old weighing machine bears the name of Georges J. Theotoky on it. A unique bottle washer stands among other machinery worth exploring.