AREADNE 2014 Research in Encoding And Decoding of Neural Ensembles Nomikos Conference Centre Santorini, Greece 25-29 June 2014

Visit the volcano
Daily cruises to the small centermost islet. Swim in the sulfur springs (beware of the jellyfish!).

Archaeological Museum at Firá
open 08.30-15.00 (closed Mondays)
tel +30-22860-22217
Ypapantis Street, Firá

Museum of Prehistoric Thera
open 08.30-15.00 (closed Mondays)
tel +30-22860-23217
Mitropoleos Street, Firá

Santozeum
open 10.00-18.00
tel +30-22860-21722
in Firá, near the Nomikos Conference Centre contemporary art

Folk Art Museum
open 10.00-14.00 and 18.00-20.00
tel +30-22860-22792
Kondohori, near Firá

Wine Museum
Volcanic Wines
open daily 12.00-20.00
tel +30-22860-31322
located in Vothonas village

Oia for sunset
sunset is at approximately 8pm in June; once in Oia, follow the crowds along the main path

Monastery of Profitis Ilias
located at the highest point on Santorini, toward the southern end of the island; modest dress required

Cooking Classes at Selene Restaurant
An all-day cooking class at a world-renowned restaurant. By arrangement, with 10 people maximum per class, and at an additional cost. This has been available in the past, and we are currently checking to see if it will be available in 2014. Please send an email to info@areadne.org, or speak with one of our staff at the conference. Selene Restaurant +30-22860-22249.

The beaches on Santorini are beautiful and varied, with white, red, or black sand depending on location. However, swimming must be done with some care as the water gets deep very quickly and rip currents are not uncommon. Flip-flops are a must as the black sand gets very hot in the sun. SCUBA diving is also available with trips to wrecks, the volcano, and the underwater caldera face (or so we are told; none of us dives).

Perivolos, 13 km from Firá
Perissa, 13 km
Vlychada, 12 km
Kamari, 10 km