Embark on a journey to explore Santorini’s world-famous wine with visits to three exceptional wineries.
First, delve into the Koutsogianopoulos Wine Museum, a unique underground labyrinth 8 meters deep and 300 meters long, where history and wine intertwine. Experience historical exhibits while savoring their exquisite wines.
Next, visit the Art Space Museum & Art Gallery, an exclusive cultural hub in a historic pumice-carved winery. Admire captivating Greek paintings and sculptures alongside unique wine tastings.
Finally, explore the Argyros Winery, a historic gem now housed in a modern facility surrounded by vineyards. Discover the influence of Santorini’s volcanic soil and heritage grapes through their exquisite creations.
Enjoy guided tours and taste 14 wine samples paired with cheese, crackers, and dips for a truly unforgettable experience of Santorini’s wine culture.
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Our first stop is the Koutsogianopoulos wine museum, which offers not only exceptional wine but a unique setting, nestled in a cave/labyrinth 8 meters below ground and stretching 300 meters long. Visitors can also explore historical exhibits while tasting wine.
Our second stop takes us to the Art Space Museum Art Gallery, an exclusive art center located within an old winery carved from pumice rock. It showcases representative works of painting and sculpture, offering visitors the opportunity to appreciate Greek art up close.
Finally, we will visit the Argyros winery, one of the oldest wineries on the island, which has been relocated to a newly constructed building in the heart of the vineyards. This winery captures the essence of Santorini’s volcanic terrain, extreme microclimate, and heritage grapes through their passion and expertise.
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A well-preserved ancient settlement that offers a glimpse into the Minoan civilization. The site is often referred to as the 'Minoan Pompeii'.
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A creamy dip made from yellow split peas, often served with olive oil and onions.
Fried tomato fritters made with Santorini's famous cherry tomatoes.
Tender octopus grilled to perfection, often served with a drizzle of olive oil and lemon.
A local delicacy made from the island's unique white eggplants, often grilled or fried.
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Santorini is generally safe for tourists, with low crime rates. However, petty theft and scams can occur in crowded areas.
Fira Bus Station, Athinios Port
Buses are affordable and reliable, but schedules can be infrequent in off-peak seasons.
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