Three Bells of Fira
A blue-domed church with a bell wall on the caldera path towards Firostefani, one of the island's best-known views.
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A blue-domed church with a bell wall on the caldera path towards Firostefani, one of the island's best-known views.
The large white cathedral in the centre of Fira, with painted interiors and a courtyard near the caldera edge.
A small museum near the cable car with sculpture and pottery from the island's ancient cities. Closed on Mondays.
Finds from the Bronze Age town buried by the great eruption, including wall paintings and pottery from Akrotiri. Closed on Tuesdays.
A hilltop village of lanes winding up to the ruins of a Venetian castle, with views across the whole island.
A rocky headland that once held a medieval castle, reached by the caldera-edge path from Fira (about 45 minutes' walk each way) or a short taxi to Imerovigli. The final scramble is steep.