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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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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Наталья

Level 19 Local Expert

August 2025. We visited the museum and learned a lot of interesting things about olive processing from the guide. There is a shop on the plantation, well, as without it... olive oil, carob syrup, pomegranate syrup, everything is delicious. I recommend it! I took the stars for the prices, very expensive.

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