Salt Museum

Frequently mentioned in reviews: 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. Small and cozy place who has preserved the original building and the equipment as much as possible. Entry fee is €4. Recommended! Great experience! The ticket includes a free guided tour. Don't miss it! One of the places, one must definitely pay a visit to, when in Mesolongi! This little museum, one out of 3 in the whole of Europe, is very well put together, and in the very affordable ticket price, the visitors also get a guided tour! The gift shop at the end of the is stocked with quite a few unique mementos, such as special varieties ,and the surrounding area definitely had a unique beauty about it, for the visitor to enjoy! Very nice place with a very helpful staff, interesting museum. A place to be visited. An opportunity to learn everything related to from its first appearance on the planet to the present day. To get to know the types of salts, the variety of colors and their grain size. To enjoy from the surrounding area of ​​the the magic of the lagoon and the life of the hundreds of rare birds that are endemic to its exceptional wetland It's one of the kind worth to visit museum. A nice guided in air conditioned environment. A wealth of world wide information regarding the different types of salts, the products which is used and a small shop at the end. One star missing because it's rather small and the stages of the production could be more detailed. Fantastic work for such a small local project. One of kind and an impressive collection. Full of insights and information from the history of in Greece. Its building infrastructure is located next to the adjacent pans of Tourlida. It is housed in a building built in 1946. Its exhibition space is spread over six different themed rooms. It belongs to the so-called thematic museums and is the only in Greece. It was founded in 2010 If you are in the region, you should stop by this very nice museum, located in a storied building on a historic seashore. The chronicles the history of and its production, from Ancient times to modern industrial scales. You'll be sure to learn something new about this essential part of our diets, our daily lives, and history. The also features an impressive collection of and pepper shakers, from elegant to whimsical. The gift shop also has a nice collection of books and souvenirs. Definitely a experience that is a must/worthwhile experience. If you find yourself In Messolonghi. Beautiful place like the rest of the town. Great options of merch and related soap and so on that you could buy. The quality was REALLY HIGH. As of my experience. Really recommend buying some. ESPECIALLY the soap bars! Worth every penny. There's free parking available there. Atleast when I was there. The experience is really good and not long too. They also have English audio version of the tour. But if your the only one there you could ask the person there to do the in English. Don't know if they will or can do it though. But always worth a shot. Outside area is really great. A lookout spot. A beautiful place to sit and relax by the sea. As you can see from my pics. And a really cool and big pile. Interesting guided about the history and future of the industry in Mesologgi, Greece and the rest of the world. Impressive collection of shakers! The shop offers a wide variety of to purchase. Absolutely worth a visit! 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. Archaeological museum Museum