In the area of Traianoupolis, next to the county road to Feres, some parts of the stone pavement of the
The clear blue waters of the lake of the Louros River springs reflect the green of the surrounding trees and
The Nicopolis Museum showcases the development of the city and life there from its founding in the 1st century BC
The Theatre of Philippi, at the eastern foot of the acropolis hill, was built by King Philip II in the
The Panagia Koumpelidiki or Skoutariotissa is a Byzantine monument and city landmark. It is the only dome church in Kastoria
Tsotyli was established during the last years of the Byzantine Empire, and became a commercial and administrative centre during the
Aslan Mosque, dominating the Ioannina castle, was built in the early 17th century (1618) by Aslan Pasha. Since 1930, the
The Panagia of Chalkeon was built near the Ancient Agora in 1028, as a funerary chapel, by the official of
Metsovo, at an altitude of 1,160 metres, is the most important population centre in highland Epirus. It owes its development
Zavorda monastery was founded in 1534-1544 by Saint Nikanoras and it was dedicated to the Transfiguration. Today, it is called
