Archaeological Museum of Samothrace:
- Located at the Paleopolis archaeological site (Sanctuary of the Great Gods).
- Houses artifacts found at the sanctuary.
- The famous Nike of Samothrace (Winged Victory) is its most famous artifact, but it resides in the Louvre.
Panagia Krimniotissa:
- A small, white chapel perched on a cliff overlooking the southern coast.
- Offers stunning Aegean Sea views.
- near Pahia Ammos beach.
Paleopolis:
- Ancient city ruins on the north coast.
- Features remains of Cyclopean walls and the Sanctuary of the Great Gods.
- Sanctuary where open rites were held.
Sanctuary of the Great Gods:
- The island’s most significant archaeological site.
- Known for the Nike of Samothrace.
Sightseeing by Boat:
- Boat tours offer views of the island’s coastline and swimming stops.
Chora:
Contains the islands small hospital.
The island’s capital, located in a mountain amphitheater.
Features narrow streets, restaurants, cafes, a folklore museum, and fort ruins.