Watermill Museum in Anthousa

An old stone watermill converted into a small ethnographic museum, nestled in a wooded valley below the village of Anthousa, near Parga. Alongside the mill, tools and objects from rural life are on display, and right next to it is a cafe in the shade. A short, occasionally steep uphill path leads to a waterfall hidden among the greenery. The watermill is reached through olive groves — on foot, by car, or by tourist train from town.

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A small local museum displaying traditional watermills and the rural culture of this region. It is recommended to check the opening hours on-site as it may operate seasonally.

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