The surviving sections of the walls of Nicopolis date from the early Christian era (5th
Artolithia beach near Riza is a sheltered pebble beach with fascinating rock formations rising out
Kanali beach combines seaside recreation with good facilities for accommodation, food and drink in the neighbouring village of the same
Near the old village of Trikastro there remain the ruins of the walls of the ancient acropolis, also known as
A number of traditional 19th century buildings influenced by Epirote and Ionian island architecture, can still be found in Preveza’s
The monastery of Agia Triada, Lekatsa, is located in the heart of the woodland of the same name, near Ano
The castle of Agios Andreas was built by the Ottomans in 1701-1702, following the destruction of Bouka castle. In 1718
Nicopolis means “city of victory”. It was built by Octavian to commemorate his famous victory over Mark Antony in the
The Nicopolis Museum showcases the development of the city and life there from its founding in the 1st century BC
The building of the old Laiki Market was built in 1939 to house the grocery stores and butchers of the
