Folk Museum of Antimachia
Folk Museum of Antimachia
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Zwolle, The Netherlands29 contributions
Sep 2024 • Family
Nice to see how they used to live. Interesting stories from the owner about how tools were used and how they slept. Cheerful colors of looms and lots of beautiful pictures of Greek people. The bread oven, ouzo glasses and baby crib. All so nice to see!
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Written September 15, 2024
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Seshenviolet
Barnsley, UK178 contributions
Jul 2014 • Couples
The atmosphere was so good in the cottage it felt peaceful and it was so interesting to see how people lived and worked. The sleeping area looked so comfortable and the family photographs are such a nice touch a wonderful museum.
Written July 25, 2014
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tmid
South Hykeham, UK376 contributions
Sep 2024 • Couples
A lovely insight into Greek village family life of days gone by. Lovely old artefacts and photos of families and community. An enjoyable 30mins spent all for €1
Written September 2, 2024
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HaddingtonBear
Edinburgh, UK90 contributions
Sep 2022
Thoroughly enjoyed the experience of this house. A bygone era with artefacts and photographs .A Weaver still making traditional crafts.
Written October 7, 2022
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Caroline M
Glasgow, UK62 contributions
Jun 2022 • Couples
Well kept traditional house. The lady was very friendly and chatted about some of the pieces with us. Good value and worth a visit.
Written July 19, 2022
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Paul D
Downham Market, UK594 contributions
Sep 2019 • Couples
What a place a delve into the past very well put together and some really interesting insights into how people lived.
Written October 8, 2019
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Waifacat9
Aspatria,Cumbria142 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
This was our second visit to this property, this time a very pleasant and very knowledgable lady was on hand to show us around and explain the various artifacts on display which we did not have on our first visit. This is an excellent look back into how islanders lived not all that long ago, the house was last occupied by a family in 1953. This is a nice little detour if you are travelling around the Island and well worth spending half an hour getting a small feel of Island life. Admission is only €1 and certainly well worth it.
Written October 20, 2018
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GP
Anglesey, UK361 contributions
Jun 2018 • Couples
Visited this little house as it was a stop on the Island Tour. Entry fee was only 1€. The house looks tiny from the outside but quite spacious inside with lots of interesting things to see. Definately worth a visit.
Written June 21, 2018
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minnie0586
Oslo, Norway43 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
Here you get a close look at how a better-off family in Central Kos lived a couple of generations ago.
Looks tiny outside - but somewhat bigger whe you come inside. You just really get a feeling of going back in time entering this house. The reseptionist was more than willing to guide us.You'll need 15-30 minutes.
Did'nt look like they get many visitors - even it was the middle of July. Honarable that they have made this museum out in the wilderness. We loved it!
Looks tiny outside - but somewhat bigger whe you come inside. You just really get a feeling of going back in time entering this house. The reseptionist was more than willing to guide us.You'll need 15-30 minutes.
Did'nt look like they get many visitors - even it was the middle of July. Honarable that they have made this museum out in the wilderness. We loved it!
Written July 22, 2017
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tracey71_13
Navan, Ireland100 contributions
Jun 2016 • Family
Came here as part of the island tour, It was only 1 euro to enter a take a look, there was a tour guide to expalin how the Greeks worked and lived , yes it was very interesting, I did enjoy looking around.It looks tiny from the outside but its alot bigger inside.
Written July 3, 2016
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