Führung zur archäologischen Stätte Akrotiri auf Santorin
Beschreibung
Sie haben eine einzigartige Tour in der Zeit gewählt. Akrotiri war eine Siedlung der Kykladenbronzezeit auf der Vulkaninsel Santorini. Die Siedlung wurde während des Ausbruchs von Theros im 16. Jahrhundert v. Chr. Zerstört. und wurde in Vulkanasche begraben, die die Ruinen von dünnen Wandgemälden und vielen Gegenständen und Kunstwerken bewahrte. Komm und besuche ihn aus nächster Nähe.
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Reiseverlauf
Reisen Sie in die Vergangenheit und erkunden Sie die Geschichte, die die Insel in ihrer jetzigen Form verändert hat. Zusammen mit einem autorisierten Führer werden Sie alle Aspekte der prähistorischen Siedlung Akrotiri entdecken, in der eine wichtige Zivilisation blühte und später durch den massiven Vulkanausbruch von 1612 v. Chr. Zerstört wurde. Spazieren Sie durch die gepflasterten Gassen und Hochhäuser, in denen einst die Ägäis Pompeji untergebracht war Die wichtigsten Erkenntnisse, die Sie auf dieser Tour entdecken werden, sind: Ein großes Gebäude, mindestens zwei Etagen, mit vierzehn Zimmern auf jeder Etage. Einige Zimmer waren durch viele Türen verbunden und mit wunderschönen Wandgemälden dekoriert. Das West House ist ein relativ kleines, aber gut organisiertes Gebäude. Im Erdgeschoss befinden sich Lagerhäuser, Werkstätten, Küchen- und Mühleninstallationen. Das Frauenhaus. Das große zweistöckige Gebäude erhielt seinen Namen von dem Wandgemälde mit den Damen und dem Papyrus, das das Innere schmückte.
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Bewertungen(7)
Great tour with a very knowledgeable guide. Definitely recommend. Afterwards, we walked down to the water and had a nice lunch at The Cave Tavern of Nikolas. Very good!
Our guide was exceptional! She was very knowledgeable about the location and was very easy to understand. I highly recommend her and this tour.
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback! I'm really happy to hear you enjoyed the tour and found the information helpful. It was a pleasure having you, and I truly appreciate the recommendation. Wishing you all the best on your future travels! 😊
As an archaeologist this site was a dream come true. It is beautifully preserved and very accessible with the walkways. The site was brought to life by our impressive guide Georgia. I highly recommend a visit and to organise a guided tour if you can. Pick up and drop off was well organised
This is an amazing archaeological site and will someday be a UNESCO site. They only have 5% of the site uncovered, and that is not enough to qualify for UNESCO. The town is from 7000 BC and was abandoned right before the island of Santorini exploded. They used barter (instead of money) to trade and lived in 4 story homes. They also had running water and toilets! These are some of the oldest toilets that have been found. The roof collapsed over this dig a couple years ago, but it has all been rebuilt and is in great shape. The roof over it protects what they have uncovered from the elements so that it will not be destroyed. There is a raised walkway around the dig. It is a very easy walk and someone that is mobility challenge would be fine at this site. We went with a guide, and I would highly recommend to do that as well as that way you really get the story of this ancient civilization. If you are going to Santorini this should not be missed. The bus stops at the site.
The site could be very interesting and the glance when you enter is fantastic, but it runs out quickly and the visit is quick and a little boring. All the frescoes and artefacts have been moved to the museum. You walk along these walkways and observe the remains of this ancient city destroyed by the volcano, but after a while it only seems like you are observing old stones. The explanation signs are only in Greek and English, there are TVs with videos but only one works. Too bad they could take away the originals but leave reconstructions to make it clear how life happened. As they did only in a small space. The cost of the ticket is 12 euros and I recommend checking the timetables because they change every day.
our guide Kaiti gave us a lot of information. the history we learned in the archaeological site is unique. We took a trip many years ago. It is worth visiting and having booked a tour guide from Pigaia Travel
Thank you for your wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that your guide Kaiti provided you with a lot of valuable information during your tour. We're glad that the history you learned at the archaeological site was unique and memorable. It's fantastic to know that you had previously taken a trip and still found it worth visiting again, especially with a tour guide from Pigaia Travel. We greatly appreciate your recommendation and thank you for choosing us to enhance your experience. We hope to welcome you back for more unforgettable journeys in the future!
