Who has your item?
Pick where you lost it. Each one tells you who to contact, what to do now and what happens next.
At a museum or archaeological siteThe site's ticket office
Do this now
- Items found at sites and museums go to the guards or ticket office first, then to the local police. Call the site office the same day — sites close early.Call
- Report the loss at a police station and ask for the written report (you'll need it for insurance).In personForm
Full checklist: what to have ready and what to ask
Found? Get it deliveredNo published lost & found service
Achilleion does not publish its own lost & found contact. You can still get your item back:
- Item lost in the terminal, port or town: report it to the local police or the Tourist Police (call 1571, 24/7, English spoken).
- Already left? Ask a courier we recommend whether they can collect it and send it to you. How to get it delivered →
Nearest police station: Ionian Islands Police Directorate, Corfu (Γενική Αστυνομική Διεύθυνση Ιονίων Νήσων)
+30 26610 29142- Address: 19 Alexandras Ave, 49100 Corfu
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Nearest help
- PoliceIonian Islands Police Directorate, Corfu (Γενική Αστυνομική Διεύθυνση Ιονίων Νήσων)+30 26610 291426.6 km
Found it and need it delivered?
- Confirm they have it Get its reference number and ask what they need: usually a copy of your ID and a signed authorisation.
- Collected and boxed Couriers can refuse an unboxed suitcase. A service we recommend can collect and pack it.
- Delivered to your door To your hotel, anywhere in Greece, or home abroad.
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