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Thessaloniki is the second largest Greek city, a beautiful city with a great history through the centuries.

During the Byzantine era Thessaloniki was a major center and its prime during that era is still visible through the city. There are a lot of interesting places, in addition to the museums, sights and remarkable byzantine churches. A walk through Thessaloniki will fascinate you and you will have the chance to discover the hidden corners of the city.

Meteora is a cluster of huge dark sandstone rocks, outside Kalambaka and near the first hills of Pindos and Chassia. The monasteries of Meteora, which are built on the top of some rocks, are nowadays the second most important monastic complex in Greece, after Mount Athos. From the total of thirty monasteries, that were historically known, now are open only seven, which are included since 1988 in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Kastoria is a Greek city and the capital of the same prefecture. It is located at the western side of Western Macedonia. It is built on a peninsula of the lake with the same name, 703 m above the sea level, between the mountains Vitsi and Grammos. It is surrounded by its lake and is connected with the mainland through a wide strip of land made of fills, so that it looks like an island.

It has an old history, one and a half millennium has passed from its founding and two millenniums from its habitation. Ιt experienced sieges and conquests by Bulgarians, Normans and Turks, but it still maintains a significant number of byzantine churches, artefacts and mansions, as evidence of its occasional prime and because of its successful marketing and distribution of fur to important european centers.

Kastoria is a Greek city and the capital of the same prefecture. It is located at the western side of Western Macedonia. It is built on a peninsula of the lake with the same name, 703 m above the sea level, between the mountains Vitsi and Grammos. It is surrounded by its lake and is connected with the mainland through a wide strip of land made of fills, so that it looks like an island.

It has an old history, one and a half millennium has passed from its founding and two millenniums from its habitation. Ιt experienced sieges and conquests by Bulgarians, Normans and Turks, but it still maintains a significant number of byzantine churches, artefacts and mansions, as evidence of its occasional prime and because of its successful marketing and distribution of fur to important european centers.