Ancient Nicopolis was supplied with water from the Louros springs, near Agios Georgios, through a pipe extending over 50 km.
The Enipeas canyon, the largest of mount Olympus, combines imposing rocks with spring tides and woods.
The Enipeas riverbed
The archaeological museum is in Paleopolis, built by the American Archaeological Mission, and mostly contains finds from excavations in the
To better understand Corfu and its residents, you should walk its old city. Built between two fortresses, it embraces the

At the border between the prefectures of Grevena and Kozani, we can find Pasha bridge, constructed in 1806, that was

North of Alexandroupolis, on a hill near the village of Avandas, one can still see the ruins of the Byzantine

The impressive Muslim complex of Imaret, which housed an alms-house and seminary, was founded by Muhammad Ali Pasha or Mehmet
The canyon and waterfall of Enipeas is one of the most enchanting and popular trails of Mt. Olympus visitors. Both