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Serres,
a prefecture gifted with exceptional natural beauty, unique archaeological
sites and impressive historical monuments, is considered to be
an ideal venue for your holidays, especially during the winter
season. Serres, an extremely developed prefecture, as far as
tourism is concerned, attracts many visitors, due to, among other
allurements, the important cultural events that take place all
year round. The
prefecture of Serres is a part of the geographical district of
Eastern Macedonia, and it borders with Bulgary and FYROM in the
north, the prefecture of Drama in the east, the prefecture of
Kavala on the southeastern, the prefecture of Thessaloniki and
the prefecture of Kilkis in the west.
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Selected hotel of Serres:
Erodios Hotel * * *
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Serres Today
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Serres,
the capital of the prefecture, is a modern town and the
commercial center of the greater region. However, it
remains an interesting destination as it pulses with
archaeological sites, scenic churches and monasteries,
traditional villages, museums, natural sites and the
ski center Vrontous.
Wandering
around the prefecture of Serres, you will come across
various beautiful settlements. Agia Eleni, a village
famous for the custom “Anastenaria” (walking
on coals), Alistrati, a hamlet gifted with a magnificent
cave and an imposing canyon as well as the village Amfipoli,
which is located at the archaeological site of the ancient
town of Amfipoli.
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Moreover,
the tobacco village Gazoros, the village Kerkini, close
to the homonymous lake, the village Monoklissia that
is famous for its traditional customs, the tourist resort
Nea Kerdilia, the agricultural hamlet Neos Skopos, the
range of Nigrita and the beautiful border town of Sidirokastro,
are definitely worth a visit.
Sidirokastro, near the Bulgarian border, is a pretty town built on the banks
of the Kroussovitis river. It took its name (Iron Castle) from the stronghold
on the imposing rock, 155m. above it, that once offered sure protection. The
town and the surrounding area are almost overwhelmed by greenery and richly
endowed with streams, waterfalls, bridges, churches and monasteries.
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