Discover the best top things to do in East Macedonia and Thrace, Greece including Domaine Kikones, Marinis Spa Center, Art of Silk Museum, The House of Shadow, Blue Rooster Emporium, Georgiadis Accessories & Souvenirs, Kyklopas Olive Mill, The Silk Museum, Folklore & Historical Museum of Xanthi, Ethnological Museum of Thrace.
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Domaine Kikones is a boutique winery producing 40.000 bottles per year from 10ha privately owned vineyards in Maroneia. The winery is open for free tours and tastings all days of the week under appointment. Kikones was the ancient tribe that lived in the region and made wine 2500 years ago. They are referred by Homer in both of his epic poems.
Elegant hospitality by Melina Tassiou and tasting some rare vintages from greek and international grape varieties.
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In the Art of Silk Museum you will be guided through the exhibits in the carefully restored neoclassical building. The exhibits are in working order and the visitor will be able to get a taste of what it meant to work in the silk industry from silk reeling and processing machines to weaving with both hand and power looms. Alongside the exhibits there are videos demonstrating the various stages in the manufacture of silk from sericulture (the rearing of silkworms) to the finished product. The aim of the Art of Silk Museum is to highlight and preserve the rich tradition of silk weaving and production in the area. Original exhibits combined with the latest technology take the visitor, step by step, on a journey as unique as silk itself.
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The house of shadow was made to accommodate shadow artworks. In the convention hall you can you can see sculptures made from trash, which when appropriately light, they produce recognizable shadow forms.
We were very lucky to have found this place. A unique experience that comes to live with the narration of the creator. The concept and the execution is exquisite as well as the storied behind each exhibit. A must for you visit!
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Here you will find quality items; ceramics, olive wood, handmade jewelry and many more items if interest - all made in Greece and displayed in a contemporary environment.
This is the second year we have visited Kavala and The Blue Rooster Emporium, so many beautiful things to buy, stunning ceramics and pottery and fabulous olive wood items so much choice of gifts, all designed and made in Greece too, add to that friendly and helpful staff, and it truly is an essential stop off.
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We stopped at the picturesque waterfront. A young businessman, Mr. Georgiadis, was passing out fliers. I was totally disappointed with the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul. The prices were very high and products average quality. The Alexandroupolis’ energetic businessman had a vibrant air about him. I went in his shop and came across postcards that looked like oil paintings. I have never seen postcards that appeared as oil paintings. His t-shirts were good quality with all sizes. I bought some costume jewelry and cups. Mr. Georgiadis’ inventory was the best.
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Olive oil tour...An unforgettable experience that you must not miss! KYKLOPAS Olive Mill is an award-winning local business. In fact is the most awarded olive oil in Greece ! In Kyklopas Olive Factory we make every day free olive oil tours! Every one can visit us any time from 9 in the morning untis 6 in the afternoon 7 days a week (all days of the week and weekends) , see our facilities and how we produce our olive oil and packaging it and of course taste all our products Here,you will explore our old olive groves (some trees are over 1500 years old); at the olive press you will learn about the whole olive oil making process; and, of course, you will be able to try and buy our award-winning KYKLOPAS olive oil – rated as among the top 10 in the world!
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The Silk Museum presents the different phases of sericulture and silk manufacturing in detail and focuses on how the town of Soufli became a major silk-producing centre in the late 19th through to the mid-20th century.
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The museum collection is very well selected and is a good representation of lifestyle in Thrace in the past 3 centuries. We had a warm welcome and excellent presentation and truly enjoyed it altogether with the kids. The building is worth seeing on as well - lovely architecture.
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