Pyrgos Pyrgos is a medieval ornament and dominates a hill overlooking Santorini from side to side, from Santorini to Oia. It is a casteli still preserving the traits of the Venetian Empire, sowed with churches and ruins, breathing a strong sense of power and prosperity. There, visitors can marvel at the panoramic views of the island.

Vothonas Vilage Narrow paths and steps that deserve to be walked and ascended run through the spine of the village. A picturesque traditional settlement that differs though from other villages of Santorini. For instance, it has no view, neither the prestige of the Fira or Oia. It has, though, a distinct character, fully attached to the natural surrounding and the beds of rock of the Thira land. Wine Museum Vothonas It is the sole underground Wine Museum in Greece, being 8 metres below ground. It is shaped like a labyrinth and stretches for 300 metres, presenting the history of wine and the daily life of the Santorini’s vine dresser since 1660. Visitors are toured around the facilities while seeing depictions of wine’s history. In the end, visitors have a chance to try four of the best wines of the modern winery, in a specially designed tasting space.