Although we stayed in Limenaria we came here in particular to visit the Museum. They have a parking lot near by. The ticket is 1.5 euro per person. The lady who worked there was very helpful and pleasant. You have the possibility to translate all the history through a QR Code reader which is perfect. The place isn't too big: only the ground floor and a floor on top. You can find there some exhibits of the tools used to make olive oil. Also, you can watch 3 documentaries in your native language and find some other things about the olive oil history. They have a conference room. You can buy bio or organic olive oil or plain olives. They also have all kind of souvenirs. In front of the Museum is a small terrace. We enjoyed our experience and we recommend it to the olive oil lovers.

Very interesting information about the olives and how it was used from the antiquity till present time. The shop has very small diversity and the olive oil prices are the same as on the other touristic shops.

Nice place. Interesting exibition with info about olives. You can buy something in their shop (olive oil, soap etc). Degustation of Oil. You pay for enter 1.5euro.

It's amazing small museum, part of the family run olive oil factory. The things that impressed me was there was audio guide available (using our own phones) which offers Bulgarian language and many other not so popular languages. There was a short movie also available with multiple languages subtitles. The video was very educational. The prices in the shop are very reasonable. The lady that met us was very polite and nice. Worth to visit. Tickets are €1.50. You car order coffee or other drink and spend some time there.

It’s a very nice museum of olives, olive oil and also some crocheting. You will understand the process of making the olive oil, it’s benefits and also their varieties. The entry fee is just 1,50 Euro. You can learn so much. I recommend. It will take you around 30 minutes in total.

I loved this museum. As the name states, it is a museum about olive oil. Most of the exhibits were regarding olive oil production and olives in general. However, as a beginner crocheter, I can't help but mention that they have a small part in the museum which is dedicated to weaving, knitting and crocheting. The entrance fee is 1.5€ if I remember correctly. They also have a gift shop worth taking a look at.

Friendly and welcoming staff, with very affordable ticket prices. The museum features a fascinating collection of historical machines, complemented by informative display boards. Many exhibits also include audio guides accessible via QR codes, available in multiple languages. I highly recommend a visit!