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Santorini island (Greece)

Cruise ships anchored in the ancient cone of the volcano

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Cruise ships anchored in the ancient cone of the volcano

The old port of Santorini (below) and the town of Thira (top) on the edge of the ancient volcano

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The old port of Santorini (below) and the town of Thira (top) on the edge of the ancient volcano

The edge of the ancient volcano

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The edge of the ancient volcano

The old Santorini Village

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The old Santorini Village

The edge of the ancient volcano

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The edge of the ancient volcano

Thira, Imerovigli and Oia are the three major cities built on the Caldera, the cone of an ancient volcano

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Thira, Imerovigli and Oia are the three major cities built on the Caldera, the cone of an ancient volcano

Walking through the maze of narrow streets, is a continuous discovery of panoramic corners

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Walking through the maze of narrow streets, is a continuous discovery of panoramic corners

Walking through the maze of narrow streets, is a continuous discovery of panoramic corners

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Walking through the maze of narrow streets, is a continuous discovery of panoramic corners

Walking, working, deliver, carry objects and things for the city, is a continuous up and down between the streets of downtown

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Walking, working, deliver, carry objects and things for the city, is a continuous up and down between the streets of downtown

Walking, working, deliver, carry objects and things for the city, is a continuous up and down between the streets of downtown

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Walking, working, deliver, carry objects and things for the city, is a continuous up and down between the streets of downtown

The town of Oia

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The town of Oia

The town of Oia

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The town of Oia

The town of Oia

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The town of Oia

The town of Oia, a little paradise of relax

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The town of Oia, a little paradise of relax

Rooms with sea view swimming pool

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Rooms with sea view swimming pool

Rooms with sea view swimming pool

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Rooms with sea view swimming pool

Rooms with sea view swimming pool

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Rooms with sea view swimming pool

Old and new architectures

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Old and new architectures

The churches that meet in the country as a souvenir

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The churches that meet in the country as a souvenir

A drink in front of the sea

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A drink in front of the sea

A drink in front of the sea

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A drink in front of the sea

Umbrellas between the lava of the volcano

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Umbrellas between the lava of the volcano

Relax after lunch

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Relax after lunch

A small corner to relax during the day

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A small corner to relax during the day

A small corner to relax

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A small corner to relax

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Exhibition of ceramics

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Exhibition of ceramics

Exhibition of ceramics

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Exhibition of ceramics

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Pool sea view

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Pool sea view

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

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Details of the architecture in the city built on the volcano

Swimming pool

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Swimming pool

Evening is the time of the appetizers

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Evening is the time of the appetizers

A glass of local wine at sunset is a custom of the tourists who visit the island.

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A glass of local wine at sunset is a custom of the tourists who visit the island.

Waiting the sunset

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Waiting the sunset

Dinner with friends on the terrace of the restaurant

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Dinner with friends on the terrace of the restaurant

Cruise ships anchored in the ancient cone of the volcano
Cruise ships anchored in the ancient cone of the volcano

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By: Carlo Piccinelli

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Where is Santorini
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The volcano erupted in 1456 BC and the island of Santorini in the Aegean Sea sank, leaving visible only the edge of the volcanic cone. In the seventies, the American geologist Dorothy Vitaliano, wrote how the events of Atlantis, described by Platone, would fit in Santorini hypothesized that the destruction of Santorini had inspired Plato. But while the stories of Platone we read of an event that occurred in a short time, the archaeological excavations have shown that the Santorini volcano explosion happened in a long time and therefore in conflict with the narratives of Plato. No one has yet solved the mystery of Atlantis, but the Greeks, like to think that the mythical Atlantis is precisely the island of Santorini. A journey not only for tourists who love the sea but also for active tourists who want to discover, on foot or by bicycle, the hidden corners of this amazing island.