The surviving sections of the walls of Nicopolis date from the early Christian era (5th
Monolithi is one of Greece’s most beautiful beaches, extending for several kilometres. Its unique feature
The katholikon of the Agia Pelagia monastery, in the village of Kastrosykia, displays an interesting architectural feature: the dome and
The Ambracian Gulf is a rich fishing ground. Flathead mulle sea bass, shrimp, bream, sardines and red mullet are fished
The Avassos monastery, dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary, was founded in the 18th century on the site
The impressive “Gates of Hades” are found in the Trikastro area. A narrow, steep gorge carries the Aherontas river between
Near the old village of Trikastro there remain the ruins of the walls of the ancient acropolis, also known as
The castle of Agios Andreas was built by the Ottomans in 1701-1702, following the destruction of Bouka castle. In 1718
The small theatre (or odeon) in Cassope, on the eastern side of the ancient market place, was constructed in the
The Vrysoula bastion can still be seen in its waterside location at Pefkakia. It is one of the fortifications built
