Tucked in a charming traditional building, the Folklore Museum of Salamina feels like stepping into a living scrapbook of the island’s past. Inside, you’ll find a rich collection of household tools, handwoven textiles, costumes, and farming implements that tell the story of everyday life from centuries past. Each exhibit seems to carry the scent of history, from the worn handles of tools to the vibrant embroidery of festival dresses. The museum doesn’t just display objects; it tells stories of the people who used them — fishermen mending their nets, women baking bread in outdoor ovens, children learning their first songs. The staff often share personal anecdotes passed down through generations, adding warmth and authenticity to the experience. Visiting here is like meeting the island’s ancestors, hearing their voices in the creak of old floorboards and the whisper of fabric. For anyone curious about Greek island traditions beyond the beaches, this little museum is a hidden gem.

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