Thessaloniki is an enduring city, a city of youth with a long history and many attractions. For 23 centuries, from
Near Aiani, we find the basilica of Agios Dimitrios, which is a 13th-century monument. Its wall-paintings are dated to 1593.
The Muses Plateau. It is the name of the uneven but yet serene plateau south-west of Profitis Elias top.
The mountain area of Koziakas is full of dense fir forests and deep green slopes, beautiful villages, old monasteries and
Plaka Bridge in Arachthos, a masterpiece of popular architecture, was the largest stone bridge in the Balkans, 61 metres long
The impressive beaches of Vourvourou- “Karydi” (walnut) beach is the best known- gather hundreds of tourists every year, because of
The Voidomatis River, a tributary of the Aoos River, flows through the deep Vikos Gorge. Aside from the thick vegetation
The church of Agia Theodora, queen consort and patron saint of Arta, at the 12th century church dedicated to her
The impressive “Gates of Hades” are found in the Trikastro area. A narrow, steep gorge carries the Aherontas river between
