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The Museum of Prehistoric Thera in Fira traces the history of Santorini from the Late Neolithic period to the Late Cycladic I period, displaying archaeological finds from sites of ancient settlements such as Akrotiri and Potamos.
The Museum of Prehistoric Thera in Fira traces the history of Santorini from the Late Neolithic period to the Late Cycladic I period, displaying archaeological finds from sites of ancient settlements such as Akrotiri and Potamos. The fascinating array of exhibits which throw light on the advanced civilization of ancient Greeks includes Neolithic pottery, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, seals, tablets, and magnificent frescoes.
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Skirting the edge of a caldera at a height of 400 metres, Fira looks striking with its radiant whitewashed houses and gorgeous surroundings
Τhe Megaro Gyzi in Firai is a 17th century family mansion which houses a Cultural Centre hosting events such as art exhibitions, concerts, and plays
Nea Kameni is a tiny volcanic island in the South Aegean Volcanic Arc spread over an area of 3
Palea Kameni is a volcanic island, known for its hot springs with glowing green waters
Once a dreamy fishing village, Kamari today is a tourist destination on Santorini with black sand beaches, water sports and an active nightlife
Occupied since the 5th millennium BC, Akrotiri was a thriving Minoan Bronze Age settlement that flourished till 1627 BC when it was ravaged by a volcanic eruption and abandoned
The most famous of Santorini's village, Oia is a photographer's dream
Amoudi Bay lies down the slope from Oia Village, offering a striking scenery of craggy cliffs rising from enchanting green waters
