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Destination The lake Plastira

The lake Plastira

She took her name from the Prime Minister of Greece Nikolaos Plastiras, which wanted to give solution in the problem of irrigation of Thessalian plain and to ensure production of energy. His idea was materialised afterwards his death. The lake Plastira belongs in the Prefecture Karditsa, is found 30km of westwards of the city of Karditsa, abstains from Athens 325km and from Thessalonica 250km.

Destination Kalampaka - Meteora

Kalampaka - Meteora

The city of Kalampaka finds itself in the Prefecture of Trikala and has population around the 12.000 residents with their main occupation the tourism. Took her current name before 6-7 roughly centuries and mean “powerful fortress”. Built under precisely from the really imposing rocks of Meteora, Kalampaka has shaped into time an important history.

Destination Ski Center Pilion - Agrioleykes

Ski Center Pilion - Agrioleykes

The ski Centre Pilion is found in the top “Agrioleykes” in altitude 1471m of the mountain Pilio of Prefecture Magnesia and it was created by the Greek Mountaineering Association of Volos. It abstains 350 roughly km from Athens, 240km from Thessalonica, 27km from the city of Volos and 2km from the settlement Chania.

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Pertouli Hotel, Pertouli - Trikala.

Pertouli
Trikala

In one of the most beautiful natural landscapes of wider region of Pindos, in the Perfecture of Trikala, is found the hotel Pertouli second category. The name of hotel is synonym of the place in which it is found.

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The city of Volos

Hommage The city of Volos

Volos is the capital of Magnesia and is 325km from Athens and 216km from Thessalonica. It was built at the foot of Mount Pelion and it is a commercial port and an industrial center of the prefecture. Volos has 85,000 residents. The city of Volos has a largest industrial development until the early postwar years.

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