Elassona retained its Homeric name, Olosson, almost intact. Homer refers to it as “White Olosson”, the town that took part
Legend has it that the gorge of Velvento was inhabited by the Lafisties priestesses of Dionysos. Here the Pierides Muses
The “Arches” (Kamares) are the “trademark” and the best known landmark and most impressive monument of Kavala. It is the
The lighthouse of Alexandroupolis is the tallest lighthouse in Greece, 27 meters from the ground. It was constructed by the
The area from Koudouriotou to Olympiou Diamanti Streets and from Hiou to Lemnou Streets was called “agora” (the market) during
The capital of Samothrace, Chora, has been declared a traditional settlement. Chora, still resisting the abandonment of old houses and
An important religious site of pilgrimage lies 2 km from the village of Melissotopos and 24km from Kastoria. This is
Edessa, the “city of waters”, owes its fame and prosperity to water; it is strategically built on a location towering
Venizelou Street from Eleftherias Square to Egnatia was and is one of the city’s main commercial arteries. Most of the
