Ok but not much to see, ladies at the door very pleasant and some good photos of the island before the earthquake in 1956, but not much else. Nice shop that sells hand made items.

Located at Francica the Catholic area northern Fira town. You see there plus St. John the baptist Catholic cathedral, Dominican nuns monastery, Museum of icons, cultured center and more. Is above cable car.

Nice to walk in this place and around the streets of museum

Make sure you read the description in the technical notes when you view each mural to understand where it was found and what it describes about the quality of life of the people of Thera 5000 years ago!

When you visit Fira, do not miss to visit thei very interesting museum !! You can learn many historical things about the island !!!

It is an old mansion, if you have extra time visit it, otherwise I would skip it.

This museam was not very interesting and again the staff were very rude.

“Megaro Gyzi” is one of the few 17th-century old family mansions to have survived the earthquakes of 1956. This beautiful old mansion-museum, located in Fira (very close to the cable-car station), exhibits engravings of the 16th through the 19th centuries with maps, landscapes and dresses of the Cycladic islands as well as old manuscripts and old photographs of how Santorini... More