Several family members of Epirus’ Byzantine rulers are buried at the monastery of Panagia Vlacherna, at the village of the

The rock paintings in the area of Hilia Dentra in the village of Roussa are one of the unknown monuments
The sovereignty of Gattilusi in Samothrace begins in 1430. The Prince Palamedes Gattelouzzo fortified the totality of the island building

The “gorge of the Bear” or Arkoudorema, is a tributary of river Aoos, fed by the streams of Salatoura and
Apollonia is among the cities mentioned in the Acts of Apostles. Apostle Paul once preached here. It is said that
At Kalarrytes, the grey stone and slate are the main materials used to build the attractive two- and three-storey homes
The theatre of Mieza was accidentally discovered in 1992 in a natural slope, and it probably belonged to the Macedonian
After Fotina, a junction on the national highway leads to the Monastery of Petra and to the village named after

In 1381 Paxos came under the rule of Venice. In 1423, Adam II San Ippolito, the feudal lord of the
The Monastery of Agios Pavlos is the most southern church of the ten monasteries of the western side of Athos