Folklore Museum at Aristaios

In the lush Mylopotamos ravine on the island of Kea (Tzia), Aegean Islands, the Aristaios Folklore Museum offers a charming window into the traditional life, honey culture, and wine heritage of this beautiful Cycladic island. Housed in an old stone house dating to 1845 on the paved road connecting Korissia to the capital Ioulida — a building that for many years served as a small tavern — the museum sits within Aristaios’s working artisan estate.

Folklore Museum Visit and Island Tasting

• Folklore Museum Visit: Explore the evocative museum showcasing traditional Kea tools, beekeeping equipment, winemaking artifacts, and island heritage.
• Honey & Wine History: Learn about the long tradition of honey and wine production on Kea and the role they played in island life.
• Artisan Products: Browse and taste Aristaios’s handmade products — honeys, preserves, and other Kea specialties crafted with traditional recipes.

A charming cultural stop on Kea Island. Book through Gastronomy Tours and explore the heritage of the Aegean.