Introduction to the Akrotiri ruins: The Akrotiri ruins (Akrotiri) are located in the south of Santorini. The history of this ruins can be traced back to the 16th century BC. It was covered by volcanic ash for more than 3,000 years. It was rebuilt in 1967.
Archaeologists discovered a two- to three-story building complex and a complex water canal system at the site; although no bones or jewelry were unearthed at the site, there were traces of wine stains in the large wine bottles unearthed; the site The most exciting thing among them are the murals on the walls, which express the life scenes of the residents of the city at that time and are of high artistic level. Among them are works such as "Picture of Spring", "Boxing Boy", "Fisherman", and "Navigation Chart". , these authentic original works with the most historical value are preserved in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.