Small museum about the production of local Ouzo. Entrance is free of charge. The staff was very friendly and explained everything about the history of making ouzo and of how they make it today. This museum is part of a family business that is already making ouzo for 6 generations. You can see old distillation kettles, bottles, glasses etc. Also many pictures. You get a small tour through the current factory. They produce for the local market, but also export to several countries. I'm from The Netherlands and they told me they export for example to Maastricht and Tilburg. At the end of the factory tour you can taste their 4 different ouzos. And of course you can buy their products as well. Regular bottles, but also gift boxes.