Great experience... totally recommend it. Don't go without reservation, they will most probably deny entry, flexibility is not the greatest asset. Underground part of the tour is well made, the video tour is just ok. Someone had the brilliant idea to present a film made for flat TV on some cylindrical surfaces, nevertheless worths the visit If you plan it in advance.

I arrived from Athens without even knowing that I need an appointment. The lady understood my situation and she helped me a lot. Amazing experience! I dont recommend to claustrophobic people

We had a great time! An experience that I recommend. We had two small kids, one 3 months old, absolutely impossible to use stroller, so be prepared to have a carrier, and another 2 years and a half, I have to say that they can be scared in the small vagon, because it is low ceiling, loud and fast, so prepared them, and tell them what will happen before going. I really appreciate that you learn with different type of activities, first the train and the recreation of mine scenery, then the audio guide and then the videos. I have to say that the way that the video is projected doesn't help, it's everything distorted, surely there are better ways to improve the experience. Plus unfortunately the last video was the most disappointing, because we where a group of 8 people, but none could understand a thing, it was too abstract and specific, I would have loved to hear more about what happens nowadays in the mine. Maybe following the rock that detaches from the mine till maybe a soda-can of aluminium or a piece of iron, seeing also the machines that they use today and where it is refined.

Amazing experience, perfectly organized! Staff is well-informed, genuinely kind and highly service-oriented. Telephone reservation is recommended when visting during busy periods (ie long weekends or public holidays). Full tour lasts 75’, including viewing of 2 films, visit to the mine & audio tour of museum.

A very well set and great experience for the kids too. Not sure if available in Eng or other languages though. I understand the hardships of making this a wheelchair accessible place. Best to RSVP. Great guides too - thanks!

It was truly an exceptional experience! I gained valuable knowledge, and the staff was outstanding—remarkably polite, friendly, and professional. I was genuinely impressed, making it one of Greece's best theme parks. Undoubtedly, a must-have experience!

🚃 Visiting Vagonetto, the aluminum museum near Amfissa, was truly a vivid experience. The short videos depicting the history of aluminum extraction, where workers used hand equipment, provided a fascinating insight into the industry's evolution. 👷🏼‍♂️The tour under the lodge, named "850" which means the level above Sea surface, with the old rail trail added a nostalgic charm, making the visit both educational and immersive. 👉🏼Highly recommended for those seeking a unique blend of history and hands-on exploration!

Very nice archaeological collection and informative texts also in English. Attentive and polite staff. The museum is located in a charming, historic town.

Placed at the building where the 1st National Assembly of Eastern Greece took place in 1821, it is really worth visiting. Great exhibits from all over Phocis covering the neolithic period and forth.

A small, but excellent museum with very friendly staff. Make sure to give it a visit when you're in the area. I think it took us about 60-90 minutes to go through it. Also make sure you have a look outside. There are some stunning mosaics on display, and one of my favourites - a skeleton that was excavated and reconstructed in a grave at the museum :-O :-D

This is a new museum. It has a well laid out and focused collection of beautiful utilitarian and votive artefacts. It has an excellent room devoted to the history of money, including a large selection of coins found in a hoard at a nearby playground which cover all of Greece and even from Syria and Alexandria. Friendly staff. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

2 story building is filled with nice artifacts. Large collections of ancient coins. No crowds , close to Delphi. 5€ to get in.

A beautiful neglected gem. It will take little of your time and it will reward you richly for it.

The museum was closed on Monday, the 27th of January.