The palaeontology museum in Milia was established when bones of a prehistoric elephant that lived 200,000 years ago were found
Ancient Nicopolis was supplied with water from the Louros springs, near Agios Georgios, through a pipe extending over 50 km.
The Monastery of Konstamonitou is situated in the northern part of Mount Athos, in an extremely wooded area with unique
Plaka Bridge in Arachthos, a masterpiece of popular architecture, was the largest stone bridge in the Balkans, 61 metres long
Edessa, the “city of waters”, owes its fame and prosperity to water; it is strategically built on a location towering
The British Military Cemetery “Karasouli” is located in Polykastro. It contains mainly graves of British soldiers. The cemeteries were originally
The Nicopolis Museum showcases the development of the city and life there from its founding in the 1st century BC
On the southeast side of Paxos, in Porto Ozias, you can visit the ruins of the early Christian church of
Varossi is Edessa’s traditional neighbourhood, which developed during the years of Ottoman rule, as a continuation of the Byzantine city.
The imposing Portitsa gorge and bridge, as we see it after four kilometers of dirt road from the village of
