Larissa prefecture

Larissa, a region of unique natural beauty, pulses with wooded mountains, has a large fertile plain that is crossed by river Pinios, and has various extended beaches as well. The prefecture of Larissa is an ideal destination for those who enjoy touring all year round.

The prefecture of Larissa belongs to the geographical district of Thessalia - it is the largest one - and borders with Pieria and Kozani in the north, Grevena, Trikala and Karditsa in the west, Fthiotida and Magnissia in the south and the Aegean Sea in the east. It has approximately 270.600 inhabitants.

The town of Larissa, which is the capital of the prefecture, is outspread on the infinite plain, which crossed by the river Pinios. Larissa is a modern, cosmopolitan, town with interesting sightseeing. The acropolis, the ancient theaters, the monument - museum of Hippokrates, the park of Alcazar, the traditional houses at Tabakika and at the fortress, the archaeological museum, the picture gallery and the cultural - historical museum, are definitely worth seeing.

Wondering around the prefecture of Larissa you will visit many beautiful and interesting settlements. The hamlet Agia, built at the slopes of Ossa mountain, the tourist resort Agiokambos with the extended sandy beach, the historical village Ambelakia, built at the straits of Tembi and the whole region of Tembi, which is one of the most scenic sites of the world, shall amaze you. Furthermore, the tourist center Farsala, the picturesque large village Tsaritsani, the seaside resort Stomio, the cultural town Elassona and Tyrnavos, the beautiful town with the scheduled buildings, are worth visiting.

All over the prefecture of Larissa you will admire the miracle of nature and the gift of history.

Prefecture of Magnesia

Throughout the magnificent Greek landscape, among the numerous beautiful prefectures, the renowned prefecture of Magnesia prevails due to the fact that it is considered to be an all year much frequented tourist region, as it is the ideal destination for both your summer and winter vacations. The coastal and mountainous natural beauty of the scenery in combination with the several archaeological sightseeing that are interspersed all over compose an irresistible icon rendering Magnesia an interesting region.

Magnisia prefecture

The prefecture of Magnisia, which is a part of the greater district of Thessalia, is located on the southeastern part of the district. Additionally, it borders with the prefecture of Larissa on the north and the west and the prefecture of Fthiotida on the southwestern part, while on the eastern side there is the Aegean Sea and on the southern side the Pagasitikos gulf. Moreover, the prefecture of Magnesia has 198.500 inhabitants.

The newly built Volos, the capital of the prefecture of Magnisia, is a cosmopolitan town, a commercial port, an industrial region and one of the major towns of the country of Greece, while at the same time it emits a sense of picturesqueness. In addition, Almyros, the second largest town of Magnesia, is also regarded as an important center of the prefecture.

Milies, Hania, Argalasti, Velestino, Zagora, Makrinitsa, Portaria, Tsagarada, Horefto, Afissos, Vizitsa are some of the most beautiful villages of the prefecture of Magnisia, some of them skirmished on a mountain, some of them built at the foot of a hill and some of them situated along a beautiful coast. Bewitched by the amazing beauty of the natural surroundings as well as by the great human creations, the marvelous beaches, the verdurous plains and the imposing mounts as well as the magnificent stone built mansions, the small squares and the uphill alleys, shall win you over.

At the coastal villages of the prefecture you will be able to enjoy swimming, sunbathing and several water sports in summer, while during winter time, at the mountainous villages and at the mount Pelion, you will have the chance to enjoy hiking, skiing and other outdoor sports and games.

Combining the mountainous and the coastal element, the prefecture of Magnisia, a region of intense alternations, is considered to be one of the most picturesque and interesting regions, ideal for spending your summer and your winter vacations as well.

Trikala prefecture

The beautiful county of Trikala is one of the prefecture that make up the Thessaly region of Greece. The capital city of the region is Trikala, which owes it's name to the Nymph Trikki. The river Litheos that flows through the city adds a wonderful setting and charm to Trikala.

Trikala is a county with a very interesting history, is considered by many to be the birthplace of the famous doctor Asclipios. After excavations, visitors to the region can see the well preserved mosaics that are found at the site of the old Asklipiio.

The city combines the traditional character of the region with the characteristics of a modern city.

This is something that will be immediately obvious to visitors when they pass one of the bridges over the Litheos river, and can head out from the busy modern city, to the old quarters, where one can find a wonderful selection of old shops and traditional tavernas.

Located 22km from Trikala is the town of Kalabaka, famous for being home of the unique site of Meteora. These stunning vertical rocks appear as though they are hanging from the sky.

The first traces of history in Meteora dates back to 1430 AD, when then first hermits settled here. These unique rock monasteries have been characterised by UNESCO as a unique phenomenon of cultural heritage.

Today at Meteora there are 6 monasteries that welcome visitors from all over the world, allowing them the opportunity to experience and share their admiration for the wooden iconostasis, the beautiful frescoes, the inspiring religious icons and the handwritten gospels and manuscripts that have been safely kept at the museums of the monasteries for centuries.

Meteora is very close the neighbouring county of Karditsa, and visitors to Meteora can easily head over there where they can see the beautiful area of Lake Plastira, and some over charming traditional villages.

Trikala is an excellent destination for visitors to Greece, and is a wonderful base from which one can explore the other beautiful counties of Thessaly, as well as providing access to other areas of Greece.

There are frequent connections with Athens and Thessaloniki by national bus ( KTEL ) and the railways ( OSE ).

Karditsa prefecture

Karditsa is one of the four counties that together form the region of Thessaly. Karditsa borders with Trikala on the north and with Larissa on the east. As with many other areas of mainland Greece, Karditsa is an extremely beautiful places, with mountains dominating the landscape.

Nature and vegetation thrives in the region, and during the months of spring, an extremely beautiful array of colours and aromas fill the scenery, creating an exceptionally pretty place in which to enjoy peaceful and relaxing holidays.

The capital city of Karditsa shares the same name as the county, and it is the trading and economical centre of the region. One could even go say far as to say that is it the capital of beauty and magic in the region.

The traditional villages of the mountainous area of Argithea are surrounded by the beautiful forest of the Agratha mountain. It is in this exquisite part of Karditsa that you will find the stunning Lake Plastira.

This lake region is one of the most beautiful you will anywhere in Greece, and is a place of extreme beauty. Rich in nature and vegetation, the region of Lake Plastira is one that visitors will instantly fall in love with.

Lake Plastira, along with the charming area of Tavropos are ideal for those seeking alternative holidays and ecotourism.

The areas are brimming with immense natural beauty. Words can barely describe this part of Karditsa, and visitors to the region should try their best to pay a visit here. It will be something you will always remember, and make your holidays all that more special.

Pezoula and Neohori are just two of the charming villages that surround Lake Plastira, and which offer a lovely selection of accommodation and entertainment facilities.

Karditsa is also an excellent base from which visitors can venture out and explore some of the other surrounding areas of Thessaly, as well as the regions of Epirus in the west and Central Greece ( Sterea Ellada ) in the south.

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