Bee & Embroidery Museum in Kato Drys

The museum fills a house about 300 years old and holds over 1000 items: old farming and household tools, furniture and beekeeping displays. A neoclassical house from 1937 next door shows lace and embroidery dating back to 1880. Visitors can join a guided tour, watch bread and dried figs being made, and have a coffee in the courtyard or orchard. A shop sells products made from honey, olives, wine and carobs.