Archaeological Museum of Thera

Due to time constraints, you can only follow the tour guide's explanation, and each exhibition hall picks some of the most famous exhibits to take a look. In addition to taking pictures in this museum's favorite place, most of the exhibits can be close-up. Of course, you can't touch it or take a photo with the exhibits.

The collection is very rich, but I feel Athens, watching things in the museum, and I don’t feel shocked at the Acropolis and other monuments. There are also monuments and archaeological sites to visit on Holy Island.

There are not many monuments left in Athens, so there are only empty shelves in Athens, and the valuable things have been moved to London or Berlin. You can see some explanations or introductions before you go, because there is no guide to buy them.

This small museum shows the island’s extremely long history.

I just want to say that the National Archaeological Museum of Athens is super! Thumbs up! For students who love museums, this museum may not be as good as the Acropolis Museum in terms of cloth exhibitions and high-tech equipment, but the collection here is enough for this museum to dominate Greece alone, even in Europe. It is also an influential museum.

The archaeological site of Acrotiri witnessed the earliest prehistoric civilization development of Santorini, is an ancient city monument left by the Minoan civilization, one of the three major civilizations of the Aegean civilization, and is also one of the most important prehistoric sites in the Aegean Sea region. The first inhabitants of the area date back to the Neolithic era (at least 4000 BC).

The scenic spots worth visiting are close to the Red Beach and can be seen along the way. There are not many people in the scenic spots. It's better to know the history before going there. It's more meaningful to buy tickets on the spot for 6 Euros. It's quiet to go in the morning.