For me and my girlfriend too boring excursion. Only Italian guide, so we don't know what she said all the time. And without guide is this place uninteresting.

Guides speaks only italian, there is no information in English AT ALL. You get just map with text, that you can read on wikipedia. The exhibition seems interesting, but you dont understand nothing at all.

Have a guided tour here in the evening. Extremely interesting and useful to understand the destroying overfishing process.

All these buildings are set over around 2 acres, the buildings could have had a lot more exhibits most of them are almost empty and all the net anchors are on the beach on the other side that could easily be housed here. It is...More

Beautifull surranding, lovely place. Interesting exhibitions everywhere. The old boats are fantastic!

Learning more about the tuna processing, fishing and selling. The factory was the first one in the world and sold everywhere. The building is in great condition and good tour. Thanks!

The former processing plant of tuna fish at Favignana island has been working for over 150 years, from the beginning of 19th century until the end of the 20th. It has now been turned into an extremely interesting museum and example of industrial archaelogy. Experienced...More

Our guidebooks advised that there were plans to refurbish the derelict former tuna factory but when we arrived we were pleased to discover that this information was out of date and that this improvement had already taken place. Not knowing what was inside, we were...More

I visited the Ex Stabilimento Florio just a few days ago. Amazing and interesting experience. You learn a lot about tuna fishing and the history of the island. The factory has been renovated in a lovely way and you can breath the love and the...More

Amazing tour of a former tuna canning factory. We took the Italian tour(they also have an English one in the afternoon) an my wife partially translated the guide's story/speech to me. Very informative! Didn't think I woul learn this much about old tuna fishing methods,...More