In the village, people move only on foot, by bicycle or on a horseback since cars are not allowed (So cool!). There is a large parking facility at the entrance of the village and all visitors are obliged to leave their cars. Only local residents are allowed to enter by car in order to reach their homes.
There are very few shops but you can find some really nice traditional products.
Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas, built in 1385. Next to the church is an old cemetery dating to the 18th and 19th centuries.
A beech forest that surrounds the village, the paved streets, the typical stone houses, the traditional cafes and restaurants, make this place ideal to enjoy a pretty walk and admire the picturesque landscape. You could lose all sense of space, time and reality here. Less than one km from the village a famous Bear Sanctuary was build and organized by the non-profit organization “Arcturos”. On the way to Arcturos you will find many tasty fruits, so take a small bag with you 🙂
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Very nice village (and photos)! And unique in Greece, where normally only the seaside is known.
My dad was born in that village.
Wow! What stunning photos. Such a beautiful place, with gorgeous buildings, and amazing surroundings,
I really want to go back to Greece...hoping to do that soon. When I do, I'm going to have to check this place out as it looks incredible and right up my alley.