Having retained the memory of its imperial Byzantine history, Arta is today the grande dame of Epirus. It was once
Beautiful sea caves are found in the western side of Paxos, among steep, vertical rocks. The locals call them “graves”.
The streams running on the roots of mount Olympus create spectacular falls. In a distance of approximately 3 kilometers from
The most impressive buildings in Karyes are the offices of Holy Community and Protaton (10th century). In the sanctuary lays
The Panagia of Chalkeon was built near the Ancient Agora in 1028, as a funerary chapel, by the official of
Didymoteicho, the short-lived capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, after the conquest of Thrace, was built on the twin
The monastery of Agios Georgios Kamitsiani, near the village of Tsamantas. Its chapel, a cross-domed, three-aisled basilica, was built in
The Enipeas canyon, the largest of mount Olympus, combines imposing rocks with spring tides and woods.
The Enipeas riverbed
In the mountainous area of Kroussia there is the settlement of Palatiano with important findings and the archaeological site of
Perama Cave, north of Ioannina, is amongst the most impressive caves in the world. The organised route of 1,100 metres
