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Mavrochori, Greece: Museum of Wax Figures Guide

Mavrochori, a settlement in Western Macedonia, Greece, offers a focused cultural stop for planners. The Museum of Wax Figures of Folklore and Prehistory, at 28is Oktovriou 53, opens to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:00 and stays closed on weekdays. Its exhibits cover folklore and prehistory. These are public museum opening hours; event or private access should be confirmed directly with the venue.

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What Mavrochori offers visitors

Mavrochori is a settlement in Western Macedonia, Greece. Among the listed venues, the Museum of Wax Figures of Folklore and Prehistory stands out as a concrete option, located at 28is Oktovriou 53. Its subject matter combines folklore and prehistory, giving planners a defined cultural theme rather than a broad regional overview.

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The Museum of Wax Figures of Folklore and Prehistory opens to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:00, and remains closed on weekdays. These are public museum opening hours, not event access; confirm event or private access directly with the venue. Planners comparing venues should confirm current opening days directly, since facilities and offerings can differ between properties and are not uniform across the area.

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When is the Museum of Wax Figures of Folklore and Prehistory open?

It is open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:00, and remains closed on weekdays. These are public opening hours; confirm current hours before planning a visit.

Where is the museum located in Mavrochori?

The Museum of Wax Figures of Folklore and Prehistory is located at 28is Oktovriou 53 in Mavrochori, Western Macedonia, Greece. Use the street address when comparing venue locations.

What can planners expect from the museum's exhibits?

Its exhibits cover folklore and prehistory, presented through wax figures. This gives a defined cultural focus, but confirm details directly if your group needs specific content or facilities.

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