History and Heritage at Carob Mill Museum

The Carob Mill Museum celebrates the historical significance of carob trees in Cyprus, dating back to the foundation in 2005 by the Limassol municipality. Once a carob processing factory, its architecture is a fine example of 19th-century industrial design.

Visitors can explore machinery used in the production of carob products, essential for the local economy. The museum provides insight into local agricultural practices and cultural heritage related to carob.

Unique Discoveries

🌳 Educational Exhibits: Interactive displays on carob cultivation and use.
📜 Historic Machinery: Authentic equipment showcasing traditional processing methods.
🌍 Cultural Events: Regular workshops highlighting local crafts and culinary traditions.

The museum is free to enter, making it accessible for tourists, families, and anyone interested in local history and agriculture.