A two-story building, about 200 years old, at the entrance of which there are carved tombs is the building that houses the Folklore Museum of Menetes.
On the upper floor, with the black and white pebble floor, there are objects of everyday life of the village residents, musical instruments and old photographs.
In the beginning, the floor was built to become a chapel, but the chapel was never built.
On the lower floor was the ossuary of the village and its conversion into a museum began in 1995. There are agricultural tools and traditional kitchen utensils, as well as a large collection of dishes, painted by hand, with various popular patterns.
