Very small, and not easy to access at the moment due to road works, but worth a visit. The people here were very friendly, and really enjoyed showing us around, and best of all they weren't pushing to sell you anything, but we did buy a little something as a donation for their time. Taverna opposite does a nice coffee and fresh orange.

Very sweet place where visitors can try to work on the special equipment and choose the goods to buy.

Amazing place with a wonderful panorama view. People are very friendly. You will find a textile museum with awesome bags. You should come there ☺️

Daughter learning the trade from mother. Friendly people. Happy to explain and demonstrate function of traditional weaving devices. Can buy hand made products

Great village to visit. Panoramic view of Paphos from the village. Quite village. Nice friendly people. A small weaving museum to visit. There is a oldest oak tree in Cyprus 15 minutes walk from the village centre. They will help you with location. Good to spend 1-2 hours.

A lovely little museum ran by an elderly couple. They were very friendly and welcoming. You can see their passion to keep this tradition alive. Their products are reasonably priced. Highly recommend for a morning out

Quite interesting. Worth a visit if in the area. Friendly lady welcome's you in and answers your questions.

The building of the Weaving and Folkloric Art Museum is located in the east end of the paved area. It is a very old, reconditioned construction that has been converted into a museum. Inside the Museum you can have the chance to learn about the history of the renowned "Phytkiotiko" decorated textile that is produced only in Fiti in the traditional fashion of the loom (weaving machine). Inside the Museum you can also find and some other traditional tools, used by the village's previous inhabitants in their various chores, both agricultural and domestic.

One of the best surprises of Cyprus. Definitevily worth a visit. You can meet Irene making some of her beautiful creations. Cards accepted!

Passed by fiti as we were doing a roadtrip around the area. Stumbled upon the museum, it's one of the probably 2-3 things to see in the tinny village. The owners are super sweet and willing to explain the weaving process and show you different things they've made. Everything is handmade.

We gave met the weavers there many times and mr Mavrelis has a wonderful museum

It is actually a private own shop. Museum is a little bit above it's paygrade, but for the sake of it let's call it a museum. No entry fee, but if You want to buy some merchandise I find it very expensive, so I chose to leave, without buying anything. If You are of eastern European descent You can ask Your grandmother to spare some of it's "fortune" and You will have the same products found here.

A very unique place with very nice and hospitable people. The loom craftsmanship of Mrs Irene is incomparable and her textiles beautiful. A must visit.

small, free & very interesting - showed around by the owner. allow about 1hour for visit. unfortunately, when we arrived... mid-day, the small tavern nearby was not open.

A glance to life conditions of 50 years ago. Kind people that explain weaving aspects since silk worms farming. Must visit…