Franco’s Bar
One of the “must” places to see when you visit Santorini, is Franco’s bar. Located in Fira, the picturesque main town of the island, and boasting the most spectacular panoramic caldera view, Franco’s bar is a cult classic.

Cable car
From sea level, let your imagination wonder and go back to the past, through the volcanic scenery. The cable car travels up the path and in three minutes time you’re comfortably in the beautiful town of Fira.

Nomikos Conference Center
The Petros M. Nomikos Conference Centre is located in the capital of Santorini, Fira,  overlooking the caldera and the volcano.

Blue Dome
If you’ve ever looked at an advertisement for the Greek Island of Santorini, chances are you’ve seen it. The iconic blue domed church that perfectly matches the blue sky with a backdrop of Santorini’s caldera in the Aegean Sea.

Firostefani
Between Fira and Imerovigli, one of the spots with the best view on the island. Even if officially considered as a distinct village, Firostefani is the continuation of Fira.

Catholic Women Monastery
This monastery has also been named Rosaria and is located in the catholic district of Fira.The convent is a remarkable combination of the Baroque style with the Aegean architecture

Imerovigli
Imerovigli is a picturesque village situated at the north of Santorini, only 2 km away from the capital of Fira

Maltese Square
The beautiful and well know traditional square of Imerovigli

Walking path to Oia.
Walking along the caldera will surely be the most scenic route in Santorini island, Greece. In fact, there is a hiking path that lines up half of the volcanic caldera, from Fira up to Oia via Firostefani and Imerovigli.