It's always nice to visit something authentic. The old oil extraction units, after which the price of 60 tanks per liter of oil no longer seems high. They are treated with a mixture of butter, carob and pomegranate. People like it. The museum's tour guide is a competent sales manager, in the good sense of the word. Such oil has not been found anywhere else, including on marketplaces. There was a similar one for $25 in Kemer stores, but the picture from the jar did not match. Have fun

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Eva

Level 11 Local Expert

The museum is interesting for information and presentation of the material. Unfortunately, everything ends up selling products at very high prices.… As, however, on almost all excursions of local travel agencies

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Елена Березицкая

Level 30 Local Expert

I wasn't impressed by the word at all. We were brought here after the tour, so we had to attend. It took 10 minutes for a brief history and an overview of the exhibits, but the presentation of olive oil, various balms, tinctures and other things based on it, the regular use of which will save us from all ailments and ailments, took 30 minutes. We must pay tribute to the employee, who spoke pure Russian, fascinatingly and with a sense of business. And there was a tasting. But since shopping was not included in the plans, I personally was bored. Of course, no one forced them to buy, they only actively recommended it and hoped for a boom in sales. Those who tried it and believed in the miraculous nature of the products offered rushed to overstock, and the terrible prices did not scare them off, the rest had to wait for the end of the test purchase. In general, the museum is a lure, it is an ordinary store designed for tourists. And there was no need to waste time on it.

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