Droushia Rural Life Museum
Published 13th of November, 2023
Mini Mill
The rest of the room, unsurprisingly, contains further examples of rural life. I won't show you everything, but let's have a bit of a look around. This looks like part of a small olive press.
Traditional Cyprus Life
Here you can see a traditional kitchen and bedroom.
Effective Design
The walls themselves form part of the exhibit, as they are adorned with wallpaper that gives the impression that you are inside an old house.
Still Life
This looks like a still. Zivania anyone?
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The villages of the Akamas are undergoing a bit of a renaissance at the moment. In an effort to tempt tourists away from their sunbeds new attractions are being introduced, aimed at promoting the surrounding countryside and showing it to its full potential. We already showed you the Geology Centre in Pano Arodes, and the Turtle Museum in Ineia. Today I want to show you the Rural Life Museum in Droushia. If you liked the other places, you will love this.
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