Thessaloniki is the largest in length and population city of Macedonia in North Hellas and also the second largest city in the country, following Athens. It hosts the headquarters of Thessaloniki’s Township, as well as of the Regional Unity of Thessaloniki. It also hosts the headquarters of Central Macedonia Region and of the Decentralized Administration

Amfipoli was an ancient town built in east Macedonia by the river Strimonas, on the spot where earlier town Ennea Odoi used to be, or somewhere very close to it. Amfipoli was found by the Athenians in 437 B.C. in order to control the mines in Thrace, but the Spartans took hold of it during

Vergina is a small town in Macedonia, in the prefecture of Imathia, regionally subject to Central Macedonian Region. It is situated 13 klm southeast of Veroia, capital of the region, and almost 80 klm southwest of Thessaloniki. Its population rises up to almost 2.000 people, and is located at the foot of Pieria mountain range,

Dion was an ancient town strategically located and one of the most famous Macedonian states. Its geographical location is placed at the foot of mount Olympus, where there is a town with the same name in our days. As both Stravon and Livius report, Dion “was a town not in the Thermaikos Gulf, but was

Meteora are a complex of huge dark coloured sandstone rocks which rise above Kalambaka, near the first hills of Pindos and Chasia mountain ranges. The convents and monasteries of Meteora, which are built on the top of the huge rocks, are the second most significant monastic complex in Hellas in modern times, following Mount Athos.

Athens is the capital of Hellas since 1834 and also the largest city of the country. It is located in Attiki, in East Sterea Ellada and can be stated one of the most ancient city in the world, with written history dating back in 3.200 B.C.