Best guesses date this three-aisle Byzantine basilica, perhaps Kastoria's most beautiful, to the late-10th or early-11th centuries. The external walls are composed of bricks decorated with diamonds, suns and other patterns, while the interior is adorned with fine frescoes of the Passion of Christ and the martyrdom of saints.
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Adrift on Lake Prespa, Golem Grad was once the king's summer playground but is now home to wild tortoises, cormorants and pelicans, and perhaps a few鈥
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Kor莽a's best museum is housed within a new, purpose-built space that really allows the stellar collection of Orthodox icons to shine. Highlights of the鈥
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Cradled by the foothills on the western edge of Pelister, little 叠谤补箩膷颈苍辞's lungs are fit to bursting with fresh mountain air, making it a thoroughly鈥
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Prespa is separated from its sister lake, Ohrid, by Gali膷ica National Park and a road crosses the ridge of the park, linking the two. Prespa's mirrorlike鈥
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One of Kastoria's oldest Byzantine churches, St Stephen's is a triple-aisled basilica retaining frescoes dating back to its construction in the 9th鈥
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Built in 1930 to take advantage of the Agios Germanos River, this handsome old stone mill has been restored to working order by the dedicated folk of the鈥
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Twenty minutes' drive up the eastern flank of the mountains separating Kastoria and Florina is this sanctuary for the brown bears native to the Pindos鈥
Church of the Taxiarchis of the Metropolis
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Dedicated to the Archangel Michael and built in the 9th century over earlier Christian ruins, this precious (but irregularly open) Byzantine church boasts鈥
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One of Kastoria's oldest Byzantine churches, St Stephen's is a triple-aisled basilica retaining frescoes dating back to its construction in the 9th鈥
2. Byzantine Museum of Kastoria
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Testament to Kastoria's importance as a Byzantine city, this museum holds some 400 Byzantine and post-Byzantine icons. Many are displayed, alongside鈥
3. Kastorian Museum of Folklore
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Built in the 17th century by the Aviazi family, who lived here until the 1960s, this intriguing traditional Doltso home now houses a collection of local鈥
4. Church of the Taxiarchis of the Metropolis
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Dedicated to the Archangel Michael and built in the 9th century over earlier Christian ruins, this precious (but irregularly open) Byzantine church boasts鈥
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Twenty minutes' drive up the eastern flank of the mountains separating Kastoria and Florina is this sanctuary for the brown bears native to the Pindos鈥
6. Archaeological Museum of Florina
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Florina's modest two-storey archaeological museum tells the story of the city and surrounding region through prehistoric, classical, Hellenistic, Roman鈥
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Built in 1930 to take advantage of the Agios Germanos River, this handsome old stone mill has been restored to working order by the dedicated folk of the鈥
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Kor莽a's best museum is housed within a new, purpose-built space that really allows the stellar collection of Orthodox icons to shine. Highlights of the鈥