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Kallimasia Folklor Müzesi

Kallimasia, Sakız Adası, Yunanistan · Müze

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Kallimasia, Sakız Adası, Yunanistan

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The Kallimasia Folklore Museum, located in the basement of a local school on Chios Island, houses a vast 500-square-meter collection of artifacts sourced from local residents. Its exhibitions, which showcase over thirty professions and traditional activities, pass on the island's rich cultural heritage to future generations. The entrance fee is 2€, with a group discount available for 1€; students, people with disabilities, and teachers are admitted free of charge.

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