Monolithi is one of Greece’s most beautiful beaches, extending for several kilometres. Its unique feature
Preveza is the princess of the Ambracian Gulf, built at the mouth of the enclosed
The Roman theatre of Nicopolis stands on the slopes of the sacred hill of Apollo, near the ancient stadium. It
The small theatre (or odeon) in Cassope, on the eastern side of the ancient market place, was constructed in the
The Nicopolis Museum showcases the development of the city and life there from its founding in the 1st century BC
Kassopi, the capital of Kassopaea, was built before the middle of the 4th century BC in a naturally fortified position,
The organised beach at Kastrosykia, with shallow water and fine sand. The tavernas in the nearby village offer fresh fish
What remains of the former monastery of Agioi Apostoloi of Lithari is the catholikon, a single-nave wooden-roofed basilica, restored in
The odeon, in the heart of the ancient city, is Nicopolis’ best-preserved structure. Built in the first half of the
Artolithia beach near Riza is a sheltered pebble beach with fascinating rock formations rising out of the emerald waters next
