Preveza

Preveza, a captivating coastal town in Greece's Epirus region, stuns visitors with its natural beauty, verdant landscapes, pristine beaches, and rich history. Situated at the mouth of the Ambracian Gulf in Western Greece, Preveza offers a variety of options for an unforgettable holiday.

History buffs will appreciate exploring the town's past. Present-day Preveza was built on the site of ancient Vereniki town, founded by Pyrrhus, the Greek King of Epirus, in 290 BC. The town was later constructed in the late 11th century and has endured numerous conquests throughout the centuries before becoming part of Greece in 1912.

Preveza boasts a wealth of historical attractions. Visit Agios Andreas Castle (18th century), Laskara Castle (mid to late 19th century), and Pantokratoras Castle (early 19th century) for stunning views. Explore the impressive Agios Charalampos Cathedral with its lovely murals, decorations, and imposing clock tower. Museums like the Municipal Maritime Museum, Ioannis Moralis Municipal Art Gallery, and the Municipal Museum of Natural History offer further insights into the region's history and culture.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Preveza offers opportunities for biking, hiking, and kayaking along scenic routes and rivers. Explore local shops and galleries to discover unique souvenirs, ceramics, and more. In the evening, discover bars, clubs, and coffee shops for a lively experience.