Agricultural Folklore and Cultural Museum of Kea

In the heart of Mylopotamos you meet the Folklore Museum of Kea, a place dedicated to the preservation and the promotion of Kea’s cultural heritage, established in an old stone building of 1845 which originally functioned as an inn. Today visitors may see here a variety of folklore exhibits such as old agriculture tools, objects of domestic use and decoration for the houses of Kea, traditional costumes from the 19th century and photos but also an improvised hydroelectric mechanism from Mylopotamos, constructed in Kea’s Enamel Factory in 1950. Outside the museum, surrounded by orange trees, there is a stone theater that hosts cultural events and festivals during the summer.