Sightseeing in the region
Parga is a lovely town on the northwestern side of Greece. Although it is a mainland town, its architecture gives a special island vibe.
Parga is a lovely town on the northwestern side of Greece. Although it is a mainland town, its architecture gives a special island vibe.
Parga is mostly famous for its picturesque architecture and stunning beaches, such as Valtos, Lichnos, and Sarakiniko.
Take one small, traditional Greek town in a sheltered bay that is sandwiched between tree-covered hills and the deep blue Ionian Sea.
Take one small, traditional Greek town in a sheltered bay that is sandwiched between tree-covered hills and the deep blue Ionian Sea.
Add a busy little harbour, the quayside lined with tavernas and small shops, but don’t add too many and spoil the taste.
The most popular tourist attraction of the area is Acheron Springs which is an ideal place for an one day tour. (Distance: 20 minutes)
Souli villages are a living example of the region’s ancient tradition. In this rocky place someone can enjoy the rugged and uneven landscape of the region.
It is a fortress in the city centre and dates back between the 18th and 19th century. It is one of the best-preserved towers of its kind.
The Watch is in the city’s centre and it dates from the Turkish Domination Years (1750). Its unique mechanisms are fixed in order to ring at exact hours and it is one of its kind.
