The day we visited the museum, there wasn't and guide or an audio/vudeo explanation or depliant, while most od the signs are in greek language only. It's a pitty, because the old olive tree outside the museum is a must see.

Best place who love history and culturally holiday.quite peasfull .everybody friendly.garden olive trees beautiful.

On a trip on the little train up in the hills stopped off here for coffee break/ toilet stop nice little place with a couple of very old olive trees some say between 2000-3000 years old? (Rings) a little museum with pics and pots about...More

V small but interesting facts and the tree itself is impressive there is a taverna nearby but open only in the day.

After visiting the Anoskeli winery, the staff suggested we visit the ancient olive oil tree on our way back to Chania, it was late evening but they said we can skip the museum and just see the tree, which is what we ended up doing....More

This is a free museum and the olive tree stands just outside it. There wasn't a soul there when we visited, just a beautiful old dog having a snooze in the tiny car park (so we parked on the road instead). The tree itself is...More

If you have time , this is a pleasant trip . The star is an 2500 year old olive tree . Then you have 2 buildings , housing the museum , showing the process and tools used in the production of the oil . Lastly...More