Varossi is Edessa’s traditional neighbourhood, which developed during the years of Ottoman rule, as a continuation of the Byzantine city.
The city’s stone clock of Edessa, which was built around 1900 is a characteristic landmark of the city’s architectural heritage.

On the southeast side of Paxos, in Porto Ozias, you can visit the ruins of the early Christian church of
The “Tomb of Judgment” is 9 meters long and 9 meters wide. This tomb with the two chambers and the

The seven-floor bell-tower of the Church of Agios Nikolaos is the symbol of Kozani. The 26-meter-tall tower was built of
The monastery of Agios Georgios Kamitsiani, near the village of Tsamantas. Its chapel, a cross-domed, three-aisled basilica, was built in
A fine example of Thracian architecture is the Tavaniotis mansion built in 1880-1885 and owned by the merchant of Maronia

Kaltsonisi is a small, green island at the southernmost point of Paxos, where you will find the beautiful church of

The Holy Monastery of Agios Rafael is located in the village of Griva, on the slope of Mount Paiko, at