Kassopi, the capital of Kassopaea, was built before the middle of the 4th century BC
Nicopolis means “city of victory”. It was built by Octavian to commemorate his famous victory
The byzantine church of Agios Varnavas can be found in a clearing in the forest of the same name, near
The odeon, in the heart of the ancient city, is Nicopolis’ best-preserved structure. Built in the first half of the
The metropolitan cathedral of Agios Haralambos was built in the 18th century, during the period of Venetian rule (1717-1797). It
A number of traditional 19th century buildings influenced by Epirote and Ionian island architecture, can still be found in Preveza’s
Monolithi is one of Greece’s most beautiful beaches, extending for several kilometres. Its unique feature is its combination of crystal-clear
The Venetians built the Clock Tower in 1752, and it was famed for its sundial. To the right is the
The large theatre of Kassopi (right) was built in the 3rd century BC, using local stone, on the slopes of
On 21 July 1928, the poet Kostas Karyotakis ended his life with a bullet in his hear at Vathi in
