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The cherry-sized tomato is among the most renowned and traditional products of Santorini, and it has been cultivated on the island since the late 19th century. What makes this cultivation and preparation unique is that the cherry tomatoes grow in the harsh volcanic soil of the location, which lends them their distinguishing flavor.
The Tomato Industrial Museum offers insights into the industrial past of Santorini where genuine accounts from individuals who labored in the facility are shared. Guided tours of the museum are available every half hour, typically lasting between 20 to 30 minutes. The museum`s warehouses feature lovely art and photography from local creators. There`s also an intriguing museum shop for purchases.
There are some eateries and bars within walking distance, like the outstanding Kiria Roula’s. Most feature a menu of seafood, although meat and vegetable options are also accessible.
Tomato Industrial Museum Hours and Information
- Season: Open all year.
- Hours: Open from May to October from 10am to 6pm. Closed on Mondays. The last tour is offered at 5:30pm. Limited hours from November to April and appointments are necessary to visit.
- Website: Santorini Arts Factory
- Location: Vlychada, Santorini 847 00
- Telephone: +30 228 608 5141
- Email: [email protected]
- Entrance Fee: Adults – €10. Younger visitors ages 12-18, students, and seniors (65+) – €6. Children under 12 enter for free.
- Parking: Many automobile parking spots are available on the street by the museum.
- Public transportation is available from Fira in the form of buses, but the bus stop is located some distance from the museum. Ask the driver to let you out at Nostos Studios in Perivolos, from where it is approximately a 25-minute walk to reach the museum site.
Tomato Industrial Museum
