The awe-inspiring Aoos Gorge ends at Konitsa, after winding between Tymfi and Smolikas mountains for a distance of 10 kilometres.<br
In the southwest of Paxos, an imposing natural rock formation stands out the sea, catching the eye of the visitors.
Bezesteni (Venizelos and Solomou Streets), the enclosed market for luxury textiles and precious objects, was probably built in 1455-1459 by
In Nympeo, Mieza, within a pastoral scenery near Kopanos, Naoussa, Philip II founded for Alexander the renowned Aristotle’s school, where
The Monastery of Iviron is built on the coast, in a picturesque area in the middle of the eastern coast
Built on the mountainside, with many old houses and streets through which a car can hardly pass, the village of
Lake Pamvotida, better known as Lake Ioannina, as the capital of Epirus is reflected in its waters, is famous for
The church of Agia Sophia, dedicated to the Word and Wisdom of God, namely Christ, was built in the 7th
Metsovo, at an altitude of 1,160 metres, is the most important population centre in highland Epirus. It owes its development
