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June 16, 2024
Honestly speaking as a professional tourist guide of Greece, this is the prettiest and one of the best organised folkrole museums in our country. Thanks to Ms Angeliki Giannakidou, founder... read more and owner, it offers all kinds of activities to people of the area. Strongly recommended!
April 28, 2017
Ethnographical museum of Thrace - Fabulous guided tour of this private museum by Valentina, who made the exhibits come alive. Museum has a range of exhibits, grouped by theme, WHICH SHOW THE ARTISTRY AND... read more demonstrate a rich multicultural people who have been inhabiting the inhabiting the area for millennia..
December 9, 2018
The Ethnological Museum of Thrace is housed in a lovely neoclassical building from 1899, now all lost between modern apartment blocks. It is a tourist-friendly museum, since - unlike the... read more otherwise equally good Historical Museum - the information boards are written not only in Greek, but also in English, also all exhibits are labeled in these two languages.
The museum is mainly the work of one lady (Angeliki Giannakidou), whose name is mentioned even on the ticket (3 Euros). What can be seen is the everyday life of the people in this part of Thrace from the beginning of the 18th to the beginning of the 20th century: costumes, musical instruments, pottery, metalwork and more, all exhibited in the ground floor.
If one goes out by the back door one comes to a courtyard with a cafeteria and a sesame oil-press. Going down into a cellar, there are rooms with tools and information about various economic activities of this area: the cultivation of grain, wine and tobacco, but also of silk, indigo and honey.
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