In Mesti of Evros, there are parts of the ancient Via Egnatia which are still preserved. Via Egnatia, built in
The Archaeological Museum of Polygyros hosts representative archaeological finds from Halkidiki, mainly from ancient Stageira, Toroni, Athytos, Olynthos, Polygyros, Potidaia,
In 1381 Paxos came under the rule of Venice. In 1423, Adam II San Ippolito, the feudal lord of the
Several family members of Epirus’ Byzantine rulers are buried at the monastery of Panagia Vlacherna, at the village of the
The Monastery of Helandriou is located in the northern part of Mount Athos. It is like a fortress far away
Kastoria is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Greece. It lies in a valley of the peninsula
The Enipeas canyon, the largest of mount Olympus, combines imposing rocks with spring tides and woods.
The Enipeas riverbed
The palace of Galerius Maximus in Navarinou Square was the administrative and religious centre of Roman Thessaloniki. The extant central
A series of tombs of the Classical and Hellenistic period dating to the last quarter of the 4th century BC
