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Photo: Norbert Nagel, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
On the southern slope of Gavrilos Hill are rock-cut ancient tombs dating from 400-200 BC. The archaeological site consists of tombs, an altar, rectangular niches carved into the rocks, the remains of a catacomb or temple with wall and remains of entrance gate visible. On one of the rocks is a bas-relief depicting a snake crawling on the rock (called Echendra). Archaeologists believe that the archaeological site may have been part of the ancient city of Eleusis, located in what is now Perissa and was one of the most important ports of ancient Thera.
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Horse riding tours.
Personal training and meditation.
Εκκλησία Άγιος Μερκούριος
Greek Orthodox church.
Iconic white church building with typical 3 bell clock tower. On top of the hill, it offers a lovely view over Vlychada, Exomytis, and Agios Georgios.
An industrial heritage museum documenting the history of one of Santorini's most famous produce, the tomato. A historic tomato factory has been transformed into the modern Tomato Museum, which guides visitors through the cultivation, processing, and production of tinned tomatoes in juice, and tomato concentrate. The collection features processing machinery dating back to the late 19th century, hand written account books of the factory, authentic tools, and traditional processes. An audio guide in English is included in the admission fee. A tour takes around 1 hour, and ends with a tasting session of tomato paste. Visitors can also seal their own can in an authentic can press.
Exhibition hall and music performances.