Santorini’s Museum and Archaeological Sites Reopen After Seismic Activity

After a period of precautionary closure to ensure the safety of visitors and exhibits, key cultural sites in Santorini are set to reopen to the public, following thorough safety inspections that confirmed their structural integrity.

Museum of Prehistoric Thera – Reopening on March 26, 2025
The Museum of Prehistoric Thera will welcome visitors once again on Wednesday, March 26, 2025. The museum had temporarily closed as a precaution during the recent seismic events. Following comprehensive safety checks and the addition of new protective measures, the site is ready to reopen, offering visitors a glimpse into Santorini’s prehistoric past.
Read more about the Museums in Santorini here.

Archaeological Site of Ancient Thera – Reopening on March 27, 2025
The Archaeological Site of Ancient Thera will reopen the following day, on Thursday, March 27, 2025. Situated atop Mesa Vouno, this historical site offers breathtaking views and insights into the island’s ancient civilization. Rea more about the Ancient Thira site here.

Akrotiri Archaeological Site – Reopening Pending Further Safety Inspections
The Archaeological Site of Akrotiri, known for its remarkably preserved Bronze Age settlement, remains temporarily closed. Further specialized inspections of the protective shelter structure are underway to ensure visitor safety. Authorities are working diligently to complete these essential checks, and an official reopening date will be announced as soon as possible. Rea more about the Akrotiri Archaeological Site here.

The reopening of these iconic cultural sites is a welcome development for both locals and visitors eager to explore Santorini’s rich history. Travelers are encouraged to stay updated through official channels for the latest information on visiting hours and site accessibility.