In Nympeo, Mieza, within a pastoral scenery near Kopanos, Naoussa, Philip II founded for Alexander the renowned Aristotle’s school, where
The “Tomb of Judgment” is 9 meters long and 9 meters wide. This tomb with the two chambers and the
Liston, the street where the nostalgic atmosphere of the historic centre meets the energy of the island, is strongly reminiscent
The estuaries of the Louros and Arachthos rivers, and the lagoons (Rodia, Logarou and others) comprise the Ambracian wetlands, one
Aslan Mosque, dominating the Ioannina castle, was built in the early 17th century (1618) by Aslan Pasha. Since 1930, the

Legend has it that the gorge of Velvento was inhabited by the Lafisties priestesses of Dionysos. Here the Pierides Muses
The village of Foiniki is the best-preserved traditional settlement in Thesprotia. A number of 18th century two- and three-storey manor
The excavations brought to light parts of the ancient city including tiered seats from the ancient theatre dating back to

Didymoteicho, the short-lived capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, after the conquest of Thrace, was built on the twin
One of the most photographed landscapes in Corfu, in a green backdrop that ends in a small beach protected by