The archeologic zone includes the city area, surrounded by the walls with perimeter of 2.550 meters, where visitors can see the remains of buildings, houses, shops and workshops, most of the from the Roman era.

On the east side the House of Dionysus stands, that took its name from a LARGE MOSAIC COMPOSITION of God Dionysus. On the south side are the impressive public baths named Melages Thermes and a complex of buildings dating back to 200 BC.

The archaeological site spreads outside the city walls, having sanctuaries, theaters and a gymnasium. South, just outside the walls and near the main gate, is the SANCTUARY OF GODDESS DIMITRA.

The site has also two theaters. West of the Sanctuary of Demeter, at the slope of a low hill, is the Hellenistic Theater, built during the rule of King Philip V of Macedonia (221–179 BC). Nearby is the Roman Theater, smaller than the Hellenistic, built in the 2nd century AD. Near this theater, according to two inscriptions that have been discovered, was the SANCTUARY OF ZEUS and the SANCTUARY OF ASCLEPIUS.

Finally, the ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM is located In the village of Dion, less than 1 km from the archaeological site. Inside the museum are exhibits from Dion and the broader region.

The Pelion is completely COVERED BY UNTOUCHED FORESTS (in some places plane and beech forests) with plenty of water springs and rivers, and have a big network of “calderimi” roads – old stone-paved paths, connecting in the past mountain villages of the peninsula, and nowadays very popular as routes of hiking lovers.

Villages of Pelion have their OWN UNFORGETTABLE ARCHITECTURAL STYLE and CHARMING ATMOSPHERE – it is very recommended to make a long “calderimi” (paved roads) trip and then to finish the day in the restaurant under the huge platen tree on the village main square.

During the summer time (weekends in July-August) SMALL EXCURSION TRAIN makes the regular trips between two mountain villages: Ano-Lekhonia and Millies. Very advisable entertainment for adults and kids. Recommended to buy the tickets in advance (the limited number of sits) via  st.volos@trainose.gr.

This lake was called after the General Nicolaos Plastiras, who decided to create an IMPRESSIVE DAM, that would reinvigorate the entire region. It is one of the biggest artificial lakes in Greece, created in the location, wherein antiquity we could find the confluence of the rivers Tampros and Achelous.

Lake Plastiras is also known as a “LITTLE SWITZERLAND”. There are several reasons for this comparison: first of all, the grandeur of the lake is crowned with the surrounding alpine peaks,   which are snowcapped in winter and green in summer. In spring, the green mountains are covered by rushing streams, that flirt by lacy coves. This place could be even called “SMALL NORWAY”, because narrow inlets of water between cliffs create fiord-like scenes and single luscious green islet in the middle create and mind-blowing landscape, which is mirrored in the emerald waters of the lake. Near the lake you can find plenty of authentic charming villages, situated along the lakeshore or on the mountainous slopes which offer you an idyllic view of the lake.

In the area of Plastira lake people can enjoy a lot of activities at any time of the year: CYCLING, HIKING, CYCLING ON WATER BIKES, SWIMMING and FISHING in the lake, HORSE RIDING and, of cause, eating in plenty of AUTHENTIC LOCAL TAVERNS in the area of Plastira lake.

Both Athens and Thessaloniki don’t need in any promotion – plenty of MUSEUMS, world-wide famous ARCHEOLOGICAL ZONES, and all year around warm atmosphere of Greek hospitality. It is very advisable to stop for one night upon arrival or before departure and to enjoy excursions, visiting of museums and historical places of Athens and Thessaloniki. ONE DAY TRIPS from the complex are also possible, provided by assumption, that the day will start early in the morning and finish late – in this case enough time is available for the visiting of the city. The road to the both Athena and Thessaloniki is very convenient for the long trips – this is the national road between two cities with relatively high speed limit, and without too much traffic.