The main site is currently being worked on, however you can see most of it from the side.

They are located outdoors and can be visited very easily and quickly. It is certainly interesting for sightseeing in a walk through the city

Nice.

2025.08 still in renovation. can be seen from south or from up. works looks great.

Most impressive arch. site near to the ancient theater who will be considered soon as one of the most achieved with Epidaurus of course

Stunning view of the second largest ancient theatre of Greece.

An extremely Wide scuare.

Very nice museum, full of information also in English. Staff very kind and helpful. Spent an hour there, could even stay longer. Temporary exhibitions, although only in Greek language, were very interactive!

This museum is one of the best we have been to in Greece. Well laid out and beautifully organized. The staff are kind, friendly, and helpful. Highly recommended.

Wonderful museum, with amazing exhibits. From prehistoric to medieval times, lots of items and much information around most of them and the way the people of Thessaly and not just, evolved throughout the ages. A beautiful experience truly!

Today I visited the museum as a part of a morning stroll around town without any big expectations. But, when I entered the exhibition and started going through the exhibits I was amazed by the very nice environment and the very kind guides. The museum is for sure a great chance to do something of cultural significance in the city of Larisa. I enjoyed being there and I totally recommend it for others to visit it too. Once again, great exhibits, great environment.

A quite marvellous museum charting the history of Thessaly from pre history, to the introduction of Christainty. Would highly recommend, it was displayed well with information in English. One of the best I've ever been to. Best to drive to, as it isn't located in the city. The staff provided us booklets after we were finished, which was much appreciated. The building is purpose built, but needs connections to the city to get people in.

The exhibits are interesting but the experience was in the end rather unpleasant: my children were discussing a mosaic floor (exhibit) when they were shouted at by one of the members staff for leaning against a museum building wall (which definitely not part of the exhibits)… when i asked the member of staff why she was shouting at my children, she replied that we were no to touch anything in the museum. At all… even if it’s not an exhibit… I feel her shouting at my children was disrespectful given that they were not misbehaving and it seems completely over the top to penalise them for touching something that was obviously not an exhibit.

The arrangement of the permanent exhibition is based on the axes of chronological narration, geographic distribution and special subjects. it contains 11 sections and presents representative findings of Thessalian culture from Paleolithic era to the 19th century.

Those coordinates (Google Maps’ point) are misleading, there are much better viewpoints to the river. The river is amazing, strong and wide even in the late summer.

One of the nicest (and coolest) places in Larissa. A stop at Agia Paraskevi (patron saint of those with eye problems - and not only), recommended!

Good but not the best btw i like it 😉😁

So nice

A place to unwind and let go of the not so stressful rythems of the city

Nice view

Very nice river

Magnificent Cathedral of Larissa is a beautiful place that every tourist should visit. Sorroundings are clean and well kept.

Big church. It is named after the patron Saint of Larissa.

Cathedral of the town. Very good view to the river and to the central bridge.

Hard to find parking spot

Worst parking space in Larissa

A great temple!

Lovely place.

Great venue.

(Translated by Google) Philolaos Tloupas, known internationally as Philolaos, was a world-renowned artist-sculptor and one of the most important Greek artists abroad. He was born on 4/3/1923 in Larissa and died on 18/9/2010 in Paris. His father was a cabinet maker and his grandfather a boiler maker (copper). Filolaos was the brother of the great and also renowned photographer, Takis Tloupa. Since he was a child, he grasped and experimented with materials and constructions and observed the statues in his city. A teenager made the bust of Colonel Liapkin (hero of a novel by M. Karagatsis and a real person in the society of Larissa). In 1944 he was admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts in Athens. There he studied sculpture and painting with the sculptor Michalis Tobro, while at the same time he studied in the workshop of Thanasis Aparti, where he discovered different approaches to art, as well as a spirit of free thinking. (Original) Ο Φιλόλαος Τλούπας, γνωστός διεθνώς ως Philolaos, υπήρξε καλλιτέχνης – γλύπτης παγκοσμίου φήμης και από τους σημαντικότερους Έλληνες καλλιτέχνες στο εξωτερικό. Γεννήθηκε στις 4/3/1923 στη Λάρισα και πέθανε στις 18/9/2010 στο Παρίσι. Ο πατέρας του ήταν επιπλοποιός και ο παππούς του λεβητοποιός (χαλκουργός). Ο Φιλόλαος ήταν αδελφός του σπουδαίου και επίσης καταξιωμένου φωτογράφου, Τάκη Τλούπα. Από παιδί καταπιανόταν και πειραματιζόταν με υλικά και κατασκευές και παρατηρούσε τα αγάλματα στην πόλη του. Έφηβος έφτιαξε την προτομή του Συνταγματάρχη Λιάπκιν (ήρωας μυθιστορήματος του Μ. Καραγάτση και υπαρκτό πρόσωπο της κοινωνίας της Λάρισας). Το 1944 εισήχθη στην Ανωτάτη Σχολή Καλών Τεχνών στην Αθήνα. Εκεί σπούδασε γλυπτική και ζωγραφική κοντά στον γλύπτη Μιχάλη Τόμπρο, ενώ το ίδιο διάστημα μαθήτευσε στο εργαστήριο του Θανάση Απάρτη, όπου ανακάλυψε διαφορετικές προσεγγίσεις στην τέχνη, καθώς και ένα πνεύμα ελεύθερης σκέψης.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful sculpture ... in a prominent position in the park ... Perhaps less careful than it should be from both the Municipality and the citizens... (Original) Πανέμορφο γλυπτό ... σε περίοπτη θέση στο πάρκο... Ίσως λιγότερο προσεγμένο απ ότι πρέπει και από τον Δήμο αλλα και απ τους πολίτες....

(Translated by Google) The National Resistance monument, the work of Larisa sculptor Filolaos Tloupas. (Original) Το μνημείο της Εθνικής αντίστασης, έργο του Λαρισαίου γλύπτη Φιλόλαου Τλούπα.

(Translated by Google) It's my favorite place to think about life. (Original) Είναι το αγαπημένο μου μέρος για να σκέφτομαι τη ζωή.

(Translated by Google) One of the few works of the Larisa sculptor Filolaos Tloupas (Original) Ένα από τα ελάχιστα έργα του Λαρισαίου γλύπτη Φιλόλαου Τλούπα

Really interesting the way it is situated in the court yard of the government buildings. Very rich and elegant inside in spite of what it looks like outside. I would say, go if you have time, if not, you can place it lower on the priority list. So many amazing museums and art galleries to visit so plan your time well!

The Church of St. George is a truly remarkable place, the oldest preserved monument in Sofia. It is a small red-brick, circular church dating back to Roman times, set among modern buildings, which makes it even more fascinating. Inside, you can admire beautiful Byzantine frescoes from different periods, ranging from the 4th to the 14th century, well preserved and rich in detail. The atmosphere is intimate and spiritual, giving you the feeling of stepping back in time. It is easy to visit, with free entrance, and is located right in the city center, just a short walk from St. Nedelya Cathedral. An unmissable stop for anyone visiting Sofia, both for its historical significance and its unique beauty.

The oldest building in Sofia, and a miracle that it survived wartime bombing and communist indifference. Layers of history, beautiful ancient frescos and an unusual and interesting location. Free to enter, like most churches in Bulgaria. You're not supposed to take photos inside ;)

Lasting for over 1700 years, this church surrounded by ruins, is such a remarkable place to stop by. It's considered the oldest building in Sofia ! Definitely worth the visit and receiving blessings of St.George 🙏🏼

The Rotunda of St. George is one of the oldest buildings in the city, dating back to the 4th century. Its red-brick construction, circular plan on a square base and roughly 13-metre dome create a compact volume rich in history. I really enjoyed how this small building stands out within the urban context, lending the visit a sense of depth.

This is a beautiful temple, an ancient architectural Christian building that will not leave you indifferent with its beauty. Here you will see amazing frescoes, the environment is very cozy and interesting. You will be amazed by its history.

Oldest building in Sofia that’s tucked away in a quiet courtyard right between the Presidency and the Sheraton Hotel.

Wonderful people, amazing curators, Fantastic pieces of Art, extra organized, clean, impressive architecture building.

I walked 4km to the museum to find that it is closed. There are 2 people inside, and there is something written on the door but it is in Greek so I can not understand what it means. Someone came to the door and showed us 7 fingers, only he knows what that means. It is 7 PM now, the museum supposed to be open from 6 PM to 9 PM. So waste of time. I do not recommend this to anyone.

Wonderful modern art museum in Larissa. Free entrance when I came. Excellent dedicated staff. I saw a small contemporary feminist collection, a gallery of the works of Yannis Gaitis, mostly his "little men" works, and a larger formerly private collection of Greek modern art focusing on the 20th century. Lovely medium-sized gallery.

I visited this museum today morning and it was ok. I come back in the afternoon because my boyfriend want to visit too and they denied the access. The only reason was the covid pass that we don't have at the moment. It's weird because i visited in the morning and no one asked me that, a guy just measured me the temperature. The museum is far away from the city center and we lost time to come back here. I checked the web site and it's not written that you should have a covid test done. We visited others museums in these days and we had no problem.

Real nice museum, greek artists, lots of cool figurative art from the 20th cent

I like modern architecture and this to me is a really good example. Good use of space, giving the exhibitions room to breathe and the opportunity to be used imaginatively - I'm helping to organise a conference there.

Quite a surprise. Modern. Very nice temporary exhibition. The permanent exhibition was very nicely presented. No ticket needed

It's an odd little museum on the outskirts of town.Has quite a few examples of traditional dress and how people lived at the turn of the 20th century .Some religious artifacts and a temporary exhibition in the basement. Quiet we were the only ones there.

Unique exhibits of old time pharmacy and wood-block printing set among traditional ethnographic displays. The building is gorgeous too. However the price is inflated for this small museum and the attendant was REALLY creepy. He stood about 2 feet from me, followi g me all the way, and breathed heavy. It made me VERY uncomfortable.

An interesting museum covering the folklore and culture of the region.

Amazing place, have a soul. Greetings from Serbia!

Great exhibition, worth a visit also for foreigners. Greetings from Germany!

The church exhibits from 19th century are magnificent

Great exhibitions, very nice place!

Very nice

Great small ancient theatre!

Nice venue.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) Perhaps the most famous attraction of the city of Larissa. In recent years, several works were carried out for the good maintenance of the area and various cultural events took place within it. It is worth visiting when passing through our city and even more so to watch a show in its place. 🙂 (Original) Ίσως το πιο γνωστό αξιοθέατο της πόλης της Λάρισας. Τα τελευταία χρόνια έγιναν αρκετές εργασίες για την καλή συντήρηση του χώρου και διάφορα πολιτισμικά δρώμενα έλαβαν χώρα στους κόλπους του. Αξίζει να το επισκεφθεί κανείς περνώντας από την πόλη μας και ακόμη περισσοτερο να παρακολουθήσει κάποια παράσταση στον χώρο του. 🙂

(Translated by Google) I visited it for a musical theater performance and it was really beautiful. The place has a nice atmosphere and takes you back in time. The only thing that spoiled it for me was that in the background, behind the stage, you could see the apartment buildings — they could find a way to hide them so they don't take you out of the flow of the play. (Original) Το επισκέφτηκα για μια μουσικοθεατρική παράσταση και ήταν πραγματικά πολύ όμορφο. Ο χώρος έχει ωραία ατμόσφαιρα και σε ταξιδεύει στην ιστορία. Το μόνο που με χάλασε ήταν ότι στο βάθος, πίσω από τη σκηνή, φαίνονταν οι πολυκατοικίες — θα μπορούσαν να βρουν έναν τρόπο να τις κρύψουν, για να μη σε βγάζουν από τη ροή του έργου.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful historic spot in the city center!! Bravo to the guys who organize concerts and bring us so close to our ancient history!!! (Original) Πολύ όμορφο ιστορικό σημείο στο κέντρο της πόλης!! Μπράβο στα παιδιά που διοργανώνουν συναυλίες και μας φέρνουν τόσο κοντά στην αρχαία μας ιστορία !!!

A well renovated early industrial complex, beautifully transformed into a cultural complex with a museum, a theater, an open air cinema, a puppet theater and two cafes/ bars ( one of them a concert venue). A large square-like yard in front of the main building adds to the atmosphere. Lovely

Good to zee the heritage of Larissa is preserved by the municipality. Different cultural organisations have there place here and there is a museum.

Nice place to spend half an hour and lear about flour production. Very helpful staff. Free admission.

Amazing place with a good music of all styles. Just make sure you check who is performing.

It's an excellent choice if you have kids. However, there is room for improvement, for example a playground would make it ideal and a bit less stressful for the parents who have to follow their kids in case they stray. As far as the cafe is concerned, it's good, but if they improved/enriched their services - added food maybe? - then it would be excellent. Other than that, they're friendly and reasonably priced.

Great museum in Larissa. It is contained in an old flour mill buidling, which also serves as a cultural centre. The lady on the admission desk, Nicoletta, was very helpful with tips about Larissa.

With a nice enclosed square this place is great of you have children since it allows you to let them play without worrying about traffic. It has two cafesv that double as bars, a theatre and museum of puppet theatre. This is the site of an old flour mill that had now been turned into a municipal cultural centre. Here some great concerts are held in the winter months and in the spring and summer months you'll find a choice of open performances.

The main site is currently being worked on, however you can see most of it from the side.

They are located outdoors and can be visited very easily and quickly. It is certainly interesting for sightseeing in a walk through the city

Nice.

2025.08 still in renovation. can be seen from south or from up. works looks great.

Most impressive arch. site near to the ancient theater who will be considered soon as one of the most achieved with Epidaurus of course

Stunning view of the second largest ancient theatre of Greece.

An extremely Wide scuare.

Very good winery ! Loved the local personalized touch of the tour with and tasting with Thanos. Each wine was so good, we went with two reds and 1 white, as they specialize in red. Important to make an appointment before and cash preferred.

Beautiful place with amazing wines to taste and a very knowledgeable host! One of the best wine-tours I had in ages!

A lovely winery in the scenic nature with hospitable hosts and exceptional wines. A must see when you are visiting this region of Greece.

Very Lovely! Friendly People! Good Wine! We (my wife, sister, her boyfriend and me) arrived spontaneously after visiting Tempi Valley, which is just 5 minutes (by car) away. The website of dougos says you need an appointment for visiting the winery, but the owners allowed us to take a look at all the steps and locations of the process. After that, we were allowed to taste all the delicious wines of dougos and bought a few bottles. A fantastic time, good wine, friendly people and good prices. Definetly worth a visit!

Very good wine. Luisa guided us (in perfect Italian language!) through the winery explaining us the various process of winemaking , from grapes to wine, passing through barrels. Wine tasting at the end. Very good prices offered to the visitors who wants to buy some bottles.

Wonderful wines, the “7” red wine is absolutely perfect. Worth visiting, Importent to book an appointment ahead.

They should remove opening hours (10-15), since it is acceptable only on prebooking.

At the Moment they are work on excavations

Amazing venue.

(Translated by Google) I visited (externally) 09.02.2025. I found the abuse of the building from the recent restorations. Monstrous, asymmetrically heavy and bulky. Under the supervision of the ANTIQUITIES TAX. We take money from Europe and abuse our monuments. We can't rate anything unfortunately. (Original) Το επισκέφθηκα (εξωτερικά) 09.02.2025. Διαπίστωσα την κακοποίηση του κτιρίου από τις πρόσφατες αναστηλωτικές επεμβάσεις. Τερατώδεις, ασύμμετρα βαριές και ογκώδεις. Υπό την εποπτεία μάλιστα της ΕΦΟΡΙΑΣ ΑΡΧΑΙΟΤΗΤΩΝ. Παίρνουμε χρήματα από την Ευρώπη και κακοποιούμε τα μνημεία μας. Δεν μπορούμε να εκτιμήσουμε τίποτα δυστυχώς.

(Translated by Google) The Bezesteni is located on top of the Fortress Hill, the old citadel of the city, and was erected in the late 15th century.[2] The earliest written evidence of its existence is found in a register dating from 1506, where it is listed among the pious institutions of Gazi Omer Bey.[3][4] It is a rectangular building, whose south, east and west sides are decorated with monumental pointed arches.[2] Its dimensions are 27 × 18 m.[4] The entrance was through a low gateway on the north side, leading to a small room, which was probably used as a treasury. This particular room was covered by six lead-coated domes, which are supported by two large pesses.[2] Nineteen shops were housed in vaulted rooms around the perimeter of the central area, mainly dealing in textiles and valuables.[2] Until its destruction by fire in 1799, it was the commercial center of the city, along with the neighboring outdoor market and bazaar.[2][3] The 17th-century traveler Evliya Celebi refers to the building, describing it as a "veritable fortress" and likening it to such.[3] Toodi, Fortress Hill received its current name from the bezesteni.[5] During the 19th century it was used as a silicon warehouse.[2] Today, only the outer walls survive, while only the southern entrance is open.[3] Before the inauguration of the Timeless Museum of Larissa in 2015, it was used to house the local collection of Byzantine antiquities.[3 (Original) Το μπεζεστένι ευρίσκεται επί της κορυφής του Λόφου Φρουρίου, την παλαιά ακρόπολη της πόλης, και ανεγέρθηκε τον ύστερο 15ο αιώνα.[2] Η παλαιότερη γραπτή μαρτυρία περί της ύπαρξής του βρίσκεται σε μητρώο χρονολογούμενου από το 1506, όπου συγκαταλέγεται μεταξύ των ευσεβών ιδρυμάτων του Γαζί Ομέρ Μπέη.[3][4] Πρόκειται για ορθογώνιο κτίριο, του οποίου η νότια, η ανατολική και η δυτική πλευρά είναι διακοσμημένες με μνημειώδη οξυκόρυφα τόξα.[2] Οι διαστάσεις του είναι 27 × 18 μ.[4] Η είσοδος γινόταν δια χαμηλής πύλης επί της βόρειας πλευράς, οδηγώντας σε μικρού μεγέθους δωμάτιο, το οποίο πιθανώς χρησιμοποιείτο ως θησαυροφυλάκιο. Το συγκεκριμένο δωμάτιο σκεπαζόταν από έξι επικαλυμμένους με μόλυβδο θόλους, οι οποίοι υποστηρίζονται από δύο μεγάλους πεσσούς.[2] Δεκαεννέα μαγαζιά στεγάζονταν σε θολωτά δωμάτια περιμετρικά του κεντρικού χώρου, κυρίως πραγματευόμενα υφάσματα και τιμαλφή.[2] Έως την καταστροφή του από πυρκαγιά το 1799, αποτελούσε το εμπορικό κέντρο της πόλης, μαζί με τη γειτονική υπαίθρια αγορά και το παζάρι.[2][3] Ο περιηγητής του 17ου αιώνα Εβλιγιά Τσελεμπί αναφέρεται στο κτίριο, περιγράφοντάς το ως ένα «πραγματικό φρούριο» και παρομοιάζοντάς το με τέτοιο.[3] Τοώντι, ο Λόφος Φρουρίου έλαβε την σημερινή του ονομασία από το μπεζεστένι.[5] Κατά την διάρκεια του 19ου αιώνα χρησιμοποιήθηκε ως πυριτιδαποθήκη.[2] Σήμερα, μόνον οι εξωτερικοί τοίχοι σώζονται, ενώ μόνον η νότια είσοδος είναι ανοιχτή.[3] Προ των εγκαινίων του Διαχρονικού Μουσείου Λάρισας το 2015, χρησιμοποιείτο για την στέγαση της τοπικής συλλογής βυζαντινών αρχαιοτήτων.[3

(Translated by Google) ▪️Bezesteni of Larissa was a covered fabric market during the Ottoman Empire. It was built on the highest point of the hill, in the ancient acropolis of Larissa, also known as the Fortress and dates back to around the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century. The Byzantine citadel would probably be there. ▪️The name Bezesteni means cloth market as it comes from the Arabic word bez which means cotton and the word bezzaz which means cloth merchant. (Original) ▪️Το Μπεζεστένι της Λάρισας ήταν μια σκεπαστή υφασματαγορά στην περίοδο της Οθωμανικής Αυτοκρατορίας. Είχε κτιστεί στο ψηλότερο σημείο του λόφου, στην αρχαία ακρόπολη της Λάρισας, γνωστό και ως Φρούριο και χρονολογείται περίπου στα τέλη του 15ου και στις αρχές του 16ου αιώνα. Πιθανότατα εκεί θα ήταν η βυζαντινή ακρόπολη. ▪️Η ονομασία Μπεζεστένι σημαίνει αγορά υφασμάτων καθώς προέρχεται από την αραβική λέξη bez που σημαίνει βαμβακερό και τη λέξη bezzaz που σημαίνει έμπορος υφασμάτων.

(Translated by Google) The Bezesteni of Larissa is located on the hill of the Fortress, next to the early Christian basilica of Agios Achillios and is preserved in very good condition (only the roof is missing). Inside it is still the Ottoman treasury of the city, while it was the cloth market. (Original) Το Μπεζεστένι της Λάρισας βρίσκεται στο λόφο του Φρουρίου, δίπλα στην παλαιοχριστιανική βασιλική του Αγίου Αχιλλείου και σώζεται σε πολύ καλή κατάσταση (λείπει μόνο η οροφή). Μέσα του βρίσκεται ακόμα το οθωμανικό θησαυροφυλάκιο της πόλης, ενώ ήταν η αγορά των υφασμάτων.

(Translated by Google) You will see it rising on Fort Hill. Its construction dates back to the 15th century and it was the commercial center of the city for three centuries. It functioned as a closed market for various goods and textiles, hence its name (bez - fabric). In 1799 it was destroyed by fire. (Original) Θα το δείτε να υψώνεται στο λόφο του Φρουρίου. Η ανέγερση του χρονολογείται το 15ο αιώνα και αποτέλεσε το εμπορικό κέντρο της πόλης για τρεις αιώνες. Λειτούργησε ως κλειστή αγορά ποικίλων εμπορευμάτων και υφασμάτων, εξού και η ονομασία του (bez - ύφασμα). Το 1799 καταστράφηκε από πυρκαγιά.

Started the trek at the fork in the road - the point where if facing to the sea, you go left to Kokkolino Nero and right to the beach. From there, you leave your car at a dirt parking and make your way towards the red and yellow markings. The trail is a very steep climb 85-90 percent of time, a total elevation of around 450 meters form the said starting point. GOOD: the trail is marked very well with a red sqaure and a yellow square inside it 🟥🟨 on tree trunks and boulders. In the last section of the climb, blue arrows show you were to step - excellent and thoughtful. The views of the see and the vertical gorge walls are dramatic, with lots of cyclamen flowers all around. The water in the pool near the waterfall itself is crystal clear and freezing - exactly what you need after you finish climbing. BAD: at this time of the year, the waterfall is reduced to a mere trickle. To make the things even worse, someone (I guess local farmers) draws water from the top of the waterfall in many black rubber hoses. It also spoils the view along the hike, as you constantly see ugly hoses and water fittings while you climb up. All in all, I guess the trail deserves a perfect five stars mark in the beginning of the summer, June-July. While not extreme, the hike does need more than basic fitness.

Really beautiful. You can take the dirt road until the starting point and then it is only half an hour walking.

Interesting place, very pretty nature if you go by hiking trail from kokkino nero instead or dirt road.

Looks like a great location for spring and summer. However the waterfall dries out at some point in fall. Its still a beautiful location at fall but its missing something. There is at least one location where you can dive from. Also a nice view of the sea from above. To get here you will have to walk 30min to 2 hours depending where you start your hike from. In fall there are also chestnut trees in the area that you can gather from.

Such a beauty and hidden place, its a little bit climbing up but the amazing view worth it. Beauty nature

Bring a rope (10 meters) and go from the above, it's faster and it sure is an amazing place

Friends and I just couldn’t find it base on the route Google maps provided… The experience of trying to find it and the other hiking trails that are “around” that area, are pretty sweet though.

Its so small ,your can pass it

This church is permanently closed.

(Translated by Google) Catholic Church. Small, but the most important thing is that it is there. Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Original) Kościół Katolicki. Mały, ale najważniejsze, że jest. Kościół Katolicki Najświętszego Serca Pana Jezusa Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

(Translated by Google) You drive an hour to Mass based on information you find online after a long search. Because there's no updated parish website, the phone numbers listed are unanswered, and you really don't know anything for sure. And an hour later, you hit a closed door because it's vacation time. And okay, priests are human beings and have the right to rest, but in the 21st century, is it really that hard to post information online? A photo on the door isn't enough, especially for tourists from other parts of Greece. It's a shame, because vacations with God are wonderful. (Original) Jedziesz godzinę na mszę wg informacji, którą po długich poszukiwaniach znajdziesz w sieci. Bo żadnej aktualnej strony parafii nie ma, telefony podane nie odpowiadają i tak na prawdę nic nie wiesz na pewno. I po godzinie drogi zderzasz się z zamkniętymi drzwiami, bo jest urlop. I ok, ksiądz też człowiek i ma prawo do odpoczynku ale w XXI w na prawdę tak trudno zamieścić gdzieś w sieci informację? Zdjęcie na drzwiach nie wystarczy, szczególnie dla turystów z innej część Grecji. Żal, bo wakacje z Bogiem są fajne.

(Translated by Google) I think the only one in the area. Beautiful building, but "choked" with apartment buildings. (Original) Η μοναδική νομίζω στην περιοχή. Όμορφο κτίριο, αλλά "πνιγμένο" με στις πολυκατοικίες.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, loaded with history! (Original) Loc frumos, incarcat cu istorie!

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