The Folklore Museum of Leros is a unique cultural treasure that offers an in-depth look into the island's rich traditions and everyday life over the decades. It is housed in the Bellenis Tower, a historic building constructed in 1925 by the national benefactor Paris Belenis, which today serves as a landmark of Leros.

The museum boasts an impressive collection of artifacts showcasing the daily life, customs, traditions, and folk art of Leros. Among the exhibits are traditional textiles, costumes, agricultural and maritime tools, as well as rare photographic archives that capture moments from the island’s past.

Visitors have the opportunity to delve into the cultural and social history of the island, explore the exhibits, and understand the profound connection of the locals with the sea, art, and traditions. The museum serves as a living link to the past, preserving the memories and values of Leros for future generations.