Guided tour of the Museum of Olive Culture Oil Tasting

Very interesting and enjoyable visit. You know all about the oil culture in the area, which is completed with the final tasting

It was cozy, wonderful to know about the history of the olive oil museum and old traditions, types of trees. how to taste oil and know the quality

We went from Bilbao, for a vacation, and we stopped by the museum. We really enjoyed learning about this topic, and seeing how oil was made in the past. The girls who are there are very nice with explanations, tasting, etc... It's worth it.

We thought the museum itself was definitely worth it! Beautiful old olive presses whose operation you could watch on video. We had also paid 6 euros per person extra to taste olive oils. This was an exaggeration for what you get back: 3 olive oils to dip in with some bread, with a little explanation from the teacher at the till (who had to answer phones constantly and welcome new guests). Just keep it on the museum tour!

Whenever we organize oleotourism experiences, a visit that the families that accompany us cannot miss is to visit this Museum and discover thanks to its guides, the evolution and history of the world of olive groves.

This place is a true hidden gem. A long way off the beaten path but, the plus side, not busy (certainly during our 1st Jan visit we saw two other couples). We were lucky enough to have Monica as our guide and made a fabulous job of walking us through the exhibits and bringing the olive oil story to life. Highlights were the ‘cathedral’ (vast inground oil storage tanks) , the original equipment used to manually grind, squeeze and distill the oil. Tough times for those people….no wonder olive oil is so expensive🥲 Don’t miss the olive oil tasting to round off the visit….certainly an eye opener to what constituents a good oil verse a supermarket refined product

Very interesting tour that would only be given in Spanish, but was also translated into English by the guide! Great!

Visit the building with the explanation of the guide. Very didactic. It is very hot inside there are no fans, also some video or mini movie is missing during the visit. The tasting mey brief, only 3 oils. BREAD IS MISSING. At least accompany it with good bread. And it would be nice to do a tb tasting of the olive variety.

A real pleasure to take a guided tour of this place. Unique pieces that you won't be able to find anywhere else. Fully recommended. In addition, we also met the city of Baeza, which is practically next door and we loved it.

It's a unique museum! Ideal to understand the world of olive groves since the beginning of time. we loved it!