The excavations brought to light parts of the ancient city including tiered seats from the ancient theatre dating back to
The Spiliotissa monastery, next to the Voidomatis River between Aristi and Papingo, was built in 1665.
The most exotic shore at Syvota is the Bella Vraka beach on the islet of Mourtemeno, linked to the mainland
The village of Dilofo is one of the most renowned and best-preserved mastorochoria of the region of Voios. The first
The Temple of the saints Agios Kyrikos and Agia Iouliti can hardly be seen today behind the new city. The
One of the grandest and most diverse parks in Greece is the Vikos-Aoos National Park. Vikos, the deepest European gorge
In Byzantine times, anchorite monks sought refuge in crevices amongst the rocks and in caves on the slopes and gorges
Excavations at the tomb of Mikri Doxipara revealed not only precious finds of horse skeletons and richly decorated carriages but
The canyon and waterfall of Enipeas is one of the most enchanting and popular trails of Mt. Olympus visitors. Both
Tsotyli was established during the last years of the Byzantine Empire, and became a commercial and administrative centre during the
