Folk Museum of Spili

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The Folk of Spili, located in the village of Spili in Crete, Greece, showcases the cultural heritage and traditional way of life on the island. It's known for its collection of historical artifacts, traditional costumes, tools, and everyday items used by the locals throughout history. The offers insights into the region's rural life, agricultural practices, and local craftsmanship. Visitors can explore various exhibits displaying the rich cultural heritage of Crete and gain a deeper understanding of its traditions. The owner is very nice and friendly 😊 A great place to visit for the whole family! Amazing place and the guide person is the best and very knowledgeable! Local little small museum. It is a free entrance that probably takes 10 min to view. The local curator is so friendly and explain the origins of the exponates in diffrent languages, even ours. Simple, basic as some things should be. Take a small visit and see the origin of the locals, their life 100 years ago and their jobs. Small little worth this visit. Many of the antiques are 70-100 years old. Free to enter but donations welcome. Make sure to take a shot of Raki while you are there. Small, with no fee (only if you like the leave something at the end). A place where you go back in history, elder tools for farming, clothes and many things used by locals in the past. It has 2 nice hosts that explain what’s in there, very nice experience! It's a cute little with the most caring and enthusiastic owner you can imagine. He can answer every question and willingly will tell you about everything there is in that precious little museum. It's all for free but donations can be made in a basket at the door. If you are in Spili it's a must see. We had such a great time there.(and he can give the tour in Greek, German, English and Russian, ) thank you for the experience! Such a cute museum, showing the everyday life in the villages 50 years ago. Manolis is a lovely guard, explaining everything if requested and very nice company to talk to. Entrance is free, but a generous tip is more than appropriate! The owner had a lot of passion for everything he had there, it was small but very interesting. We had a tour around the with the owner and he tried to talk our language, and it was so cute. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Historical landmark Tourist attraction