If you love nature and tradition, visit Ano Asites built at the foot of Psiloritis. Take a tour of the colorful, picturesque alleys of the village and see up close people who still practice the profession of livestock bell maker or basket weaver who will travel you to the past. Explore the rich natural and […]
If you are an outdoorsy person and you love tradition, visit Kato Asites, built at the foot of Mount Psiloritis. Browse the picturesque alleys of the village, see the heroes’ memorials that have been erected and meet people who still practice the profession of livestock bell maker or basket weaver. Explore the rich natural and
Visit the traditional settlement of Pyrgou and admire the wonderful view to the Krousaniotika Mountains and Mount Psiloritis. Wander the picturesque alleys and admire the stone buildings, which in the past formed the perimeter fortification of the village. Walk to the churches of Panagia (dedicated to the Assumption of Virgin Mary) and of St. Ioannis,
Agios Myron is built on a site where the ancient city of Rafkos used to be located and is named after Bishop Myron, who was born and active in this area from the 3rd to the 4th century (250-350 AD). In the center of the village and in a place with unobstructed views, there is
Stop at Voutes on the main road and admire the Trigiris residence, one of the most beautiful mansions in the countryside, which was turned into a command post during the German occupation in WW2. Walk in the picturesque alleys of the village, see the now derelict factories and the wells, and afterwards go uphill to
