Ioannina – Capital of Epirus Ioannina (also spelled Yannina, Giannina, Janina and several other variants) is less than two hours away from Parga. Turning mountain roadways that follow the Aherontas River, the mountain panoramas changes from barren rock to wide woods, in a couple areas having to decrease where rivers cross the road, it’s difficult [...]
100 things to do in Parga Visit the Parga Castle View the sunset from the Parga Castle Climb all 50 steps to the Castle Swim at Lichnos beach Visit Paxos island Visit the small isle of Parga Go for a scuba diving lesson Watch the fireworks at the 15th of August Visit the church museum [...]
Parga, Greece is a paradise for eating out! Your meal experience in Parga, Greek traditional way of eating, the combination of what you eat and where you eat it, cannot be repeated, exported or duplicated. It is just something you can only find, taste and enjoy in Greece, like the blue of the Mediterranean Sea… [...]
High and Striking Aery Monasteries in Greece – Meteora, resting on all-natural arenaceous rocks, included in the United Nations Educational Scientific And Cultural Organization world heritage list. Meteoroid and Meteorite are words of Greek origin. Meteora translates from Greek as Hanging Rocks or Hanging in the sky. The Meteora – Central Greece provide a great [...]
The castle of Parga (Venetian Castle) is found on the top of a hill overlooking the town and was used to protect Parga from the mainland of Greece and the sea. Parga Castle was initially built in the 11th century by the residents of Parga to protect their town from the pirates and Turks but it was partly [...]
