Using finds from various excavations, this museum traces the course of prehistoric Thira from the late Neolithic to the late Cycladic I period.

The Santorini Cable Car is the fastest and most convenient way to get to and from the Old Port of Gialos to Fira. It's a quick four-minute ride, so it is really popular and gets quite busy, especially during summer and when cruise ships pull up to the port—book your tickets in advance if you don't want to get stuck in long lines. There's a fee to bring your luggage as well. For spellbinding views of the Aegean Sea and the caldera, grab a seat that faces the turquoise waters. – Tripadvisor

Artemis Karamolegos Winery in Exo Gonia, Santorini is among the finest examples of modern viniculture on the island. Here, our love for Santorini’s time-honoured traditions merges with our rich experience to bring forth fine wines that have been acclaimed worldwide for their quality and taste. Join us for a sensuous wine-tasting, an experience not-to-be-missed!

Immerse yourself in the Santorini wine culture and local cuisine at Anhydrous Winery: start with a wine tasting or a degustation menu, or drop into our cellar door. Enrich your experience further with our bestselling cooking lessons where you learn to prepare Santorini dishes with the guidance of our Chef! Walk-ins welcome, but booking ahead is recommended.

MATI is an art observatory on the island of Santorini, Greece, that investigates the human condition through the prisms of regional identity and contemporary art. MATI Fira is a showroom established in 1990 at a central location of Santorini’s capital and features works by. Yorogs Kypris. MATI Mesaria is an art space established in 2024 providing unconventional art experience and seasonal art shows set in a historic winery.

The folk tradition is kept alive in Santorini Fira Condohori in cave that was built half a century or so ago. Where today houses the Folklore Museum, worth visiting the traveler. The Folk Museum was founded by Emmanuel A. Hardy, lawyer, journalist and director of the newspaper "New Theraic". The house, which is set, left untouched by the earthquakes of 1956, restored in 1973 and since then placed this antique furniture, family heirlooms, the position does belong. In 1993 the Museum was built wing housing the Gallery and laboratories, and the church of St. Constantine, in memory of the owner of the property Constanti Emm Lignou, uncle of the founder.