Folk Museum of Spili

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Spili, Greece

Local history museum· Tourist attraction

Folk Museum of Spili Reviews | Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Folk Museum of Spili is located in Spili, Greece on Agiou Charalampous. Folk Museum of Spili is rated 4.7 out of 5 in the category local history museum in Greece.

Address

Agiou Charalampous

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Open hours

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becky wolles

It's a cute little museum 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!

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Kathy

Nice little place and an enthusiastic member of staff showing us around. Entrance is free but they accept donations.

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Silent Observer

Very nice place with extremely nice guide

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Isaac Starobin

The old Cretan tools are fascinating, but the biggest attraction is the owner who is completely out of his mind in the best possible way. He was a ball of pure energy and enthusiasm and he knows the word for “loom” in at least 12 languages. “This is a bed! Yes, very small bed! Maybe for small people? I don’t know. And here is a loom!!”

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Simon Fisk

Worth a visit. Great little museum tucked away in the back streets. Free entry as well

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Dirk Baert

Probably the most enthousiast museumkeeper in Greece. Nice museum

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Liam Gainey

This museum was the highlight of our visit to Spili when my wife and I drove there. The collection is impressive and the guide was extremely good, answering our questions about everything in the museum as well as about Spili and Crete in general. It’s a must see for anyone visiting inland Crete.

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Tom Siekman

The museum is small but the tourguide makes up for it with his humorous tour, recommend to stop by for around 15 minutes. He can also answer any questions you may have about the area