On the southeast side of Paxos, in Porto Ozias, you can visit the ruins of the early Christian church of
Edessa, the “city of waters”, owes its fame and prosperity to water; it is strategically built on a location towering
The Church of Agia Sophia in Drama is one of the oldest surviving buildings in the city. Its construction is
A number of traditional 19th century buildings influenced by Epirote and Ionian island architecture, can still be found in Preveza’s
The Folklore Museum of Samothrace was founded by initiative of the municipality and is housed in the centre of Chora,
The Temple of the saints Agios Kyrikos and Agia Iouliti can hardly be seen today behind the new city. The
The traditional watermill of Agios Germanos is the only one of the 20 watermills in the area that has been
The church of Agia Theodora, queen consort and patron saint of Arta, at the 12th century church dedicated to her
