Travel guide for Pella Macedonia Greece
Hommages
Informations
How to get there
How to get thereBy car from Athens and Thessaloniki. By suburban bus.
Useful Phones
Useful PhonesPOLICE: (+30) 23810 51738
HOSPITAL: (+30) 23810 27441
SUBURBAN BUS: (+30) 23810 23511
TAXI: (+30) 23810 23392
HOSPITAL: (+30) 23810 27441
SUBURBAN BUS: (+30) 23810 23511
TAXI: (+30) 23810 23392
The prefecture of Pella belongs in Central Macedonia and
borders on the prefectures of Kilkis, Thessalonici, Imathia, Kozani, Florina and
on the country of Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia. It owes its name to
Ancient Pella and capital of prefecture is the city of Edessa.
The prefecture of Pella is a dowered place with long history, unique natural beauty and many sites that each visitor deserves to see.
Here can anyone admire the Macedonian Graves, the archaeological place of Pella, the roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and ecclesiastical monuments that testify the history of the region. In Pella we can also admire the waterfalls, the rivers, the known lake Vegoritida, the mountains Kaimaktsalan and Paiko and its water biotope that completes the beautiful picture of the prefecture.
The prefecture of Pella is a dowered place with long history, unique natural beauty and many sites that each visitor deserves to see.
Here can anyone admire the Macedonian Graves, the archaeological place of Pella, the roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and ecclesiastical monuments that testify the history of the region. In Pella we can also admire the waterfalls, the rivers, the known lake Vegoritida, the mountains Kaimaktsalan and Paiko and its water biotope that completes the beautiful picture of the prefecture.
Must do
Know the traditional settlement of Old St. Athanassios and make ski in the Ski Centre Vorras (Kaimaktsalan).
Wander in ancient Pella, the city that existed from the 4th B.C. of century, the capital of Macedonian State and mother country of Alexander the Great.
Visit the Vegoritida Lake, one from the biggest and deeper lakes of the Greece.
Visit the waterfalls of Edessa, capital of the prefecture.
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