The church of Megali Panagia (Great Mother of God) in Samarina, was founded around 1800 according to the inscriptions on
Gaios is the capital of Paxos and its main port. It’s a picturesque, natural harbor, “protected” by the nearby islands
The “Arches” (Kamares) are the “trademark” and the best known landmark and most impressive monument of Kavala. It is the
The Tomb of Kinch, named after the Danish archaeologist who excavated and brought it to light, has two chambers and
The clock on Frourio Hill is the architectural landmark of Trikala. In the middle of the 17th century the Ottomans
Agia Paraskevi, 9 kilometres from Perdika, is an organised beach with coarser sand surrounded by olive groves. A short distance
After Fotina, a junction on the national highway leads to the Monastery of Petra and to the village named after
Lake Pamvotida, better known as Lake Ioannina, as the capital of Epirus is reflected in its waters, is famous for
The patriarchal monastery of Vlatadon was founded in the period 1351-1371 century, belongs to the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople and
Sagiada is a charming fishing village in the like-named bay, on the north side of the Kalamas Delta, forming a
