An interesting tour, we left with gifts, but we also spent money, of course. When you go there, be sure to buy something, they tell you well. Wine, olive oil, carob syrup, lots of different sweets. In a complex with some kind of excursion, I recommend that you go there separately - no.

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Эльдар Мухамедзянов

Level 12 Local Expert

The museum is small, in fact, one room with exhibits of antiquity for processing olives. The guide is a master of his craft, tells a very interesting story. We learned a lot about olives and olives. The rest of the museum's premises are trading pavilions - first the oils, where they are tasted, then the wines, also with tasting. We poured a couple of glasses (small glasses) of various delicious wines. In both halls, they offered to buy, as it were, their products. For reference, a liter of oil for $60. Wine starts at $35. The prices, in our opinion, are very high. As a result, it seems to be a museum, but it seems to be a retail store. It's more of a shop.

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Level 14 Local Expert

I liked the museum. We went there on a guided tour. An employee who talked very well and explained everything in a fascinating way. I answered all the questions. He told me a lot of useful information. Special thanks for that! There was a tasting of olive oils and cocktails. Then there was time to buy what you liked. Prices bite a bit.

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