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The Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil

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Get your tickets on line

You can buy your tickets online by using your credit/debit card.

You will receive your tickets in your email once you have purchased them online.

On the day of your visit, you must bring your ticket in print or digital form with you.

Each ticket is valid for one person, for the museum and the date written thereon.

Ticket cannot be returned, cancelled or altered.

You can purchase same-day tickets till midday. After that you are only able to purchase your tickets from the Museum’s ticket office.

1. Choose date

Opening hours

From March 1st through to October 15th:
Daily (except Tuesdays) 10 am - 6 pm.
From October 16th through to February 28th:
Daily (except Tuesdays) 10 am - 5 pm.

Closed on: Tuesdays, January 1st, Good Friday (until 12 noon), (Greek Orthodox) Easter Sunday, May 1st, August 15th, December 25th and 26th and November 26th (local patronal feast).

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Selected Date

Thursday, November 21, 2024

2. Select type and number of tickets

Select type and number of tickets
Standard entrance fee
€4.00 Registration Closed
Winners card
€2.00 Registration Closed
Kids Ticket (Free of Charge)

0-17 years old

Registration Closed

Reduced entrance fee and Free Admission tickets can only be obtained at the Museum.

For group bookings (more than 20 persons), please contact the Museum.

Information

The Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil in Sparta presents the culture of the olive and olive oil as well as the technology of its production from Pre-historic times until the early 20th century, highlighting the ineffable relation of the olive with our country and the Mediterranean in general. 

Visitors have the opportunity to see the very first evidence of the presence of the olive tree in Greece (rare, fossilized olive leaves that are 50,000-60,000 years old) and olive oil production (copies of Linear B tablets dating from the 14th century BCE). Visitors can also discover the influence of the olive and olive oil on the economy and everyday life as well as their symbolic dimension in the mythology, religion, the manners and customs of the Greeks. Furthermore, animated models and original machinery help visitors trace the evolution of technology over time in the field of olive oil production.

 

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Where?

The Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil
Othonos-Amalias 129
GR-231 00 Sparta
Lakonia,Greece


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Contact

Contact Museum

Phone: +30 27310 89315