The Archaeological Museum of Polygyros hosts representative archaeological finds from Halkidiki, mainly from ancient Stageira, Toroni, Athytos, Olynthos, Polygyros, Potidaia,
Porto Lagos lagoon with brackish water and several islets has a rich avifauna (similar to that of the lake) and
In east Zagori, the tiny, storybook-like Zorika Lake, better known as the “lake of water lilies”, lies between the villages
At the site called Kanoni, a few miles to the south of the city, the Monastery of Our Lady of

It is an islet located only 10 meters from the southern part of Paxos. They are connected by a bridge.
After Fotina, a junction on the national highway leads to the Monastery of Petra and to the village named after
The River Acheron estuary forms an important wetland with swampy areas and picturesque bays, rich in plant and bird life.
The Temple of the saints Agios Kyrikos and Agia Iouliti can hardly be seen today behind the new city. The
The clock on Frourio Hill is the architectural landmark of Trikala. In the middle of the 17th century the Ottomans

The settlement of Radatika is located near the village of Lakka, northwest of Paxos. On the edge of the settlement,