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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Preveza: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Preveza
- Western Greece's Preveza town is situated at the mouth of the Amvrakikos Gulf.
- It is a region blessed with lovely scenery, lush areas, fantastic beaches, a rich history, ancient sites, and monuments; you will discover various possibilities for wonderful holidays here.
- Go through the harbour and the old town to admire the stunning traditional architecture; stroll down the seafront pedestrian strip to take in the island-like ambience; and sample regional cuisine in one of the charming tavernas or coffee shops that line the winding, slab-paved backstreets.
- Local administrative, commercial, cultural, and tourist services may be found at the Preveza Regional Unit's capital.
- The ancient Vereniki town, which Pyrrhus, the Greek King of Epirus, erected in 290 BC, was the foundation for the modern city of Preveza.
- Preveza was constructed in the late 11th century after the ancient town of Nikopolis had been abandoned.
- Capital: Preveza
- International Airport: Aktion National Airport(PVK)
- Population: 22,912
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT+2
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230V
- Official Language: Greek
- Religion: Orthodox Christian
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Preveza
- One of the five rivers that pass through the underworld is called Acheron.
- The Archaeological Museum of Nikopolis is a Nicopolis museum located in northwest Greece's Preveza regional unit.
- Greece's Valtos Beach is a sizable crescent-shaped beach that can reach on foot in 20 minutes.
- In opposition to the famed Aktio, the town of Preveza is constructed at the constricted Amvrakikos Gulf entrance.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Preveza
- Preveza experiences its best weather in March, April, May, June, July, August, September, and November.
- The warmest months are typically July and August.
- There are dry months for Preveza in July and August.
- January and February are the coldest months.
- The four wettest months are November, December, January, and February.
- Swimming is most enjoyable in June, July, August, September, and October.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Preveza
Archaeological Museum of Nikopolis
- The treasures of Nikopolis are abundant in this contemporary museum, including mosaics from Byzantine churches and statues made of Roman marble.
- The city's life (and demise; there are several burial monuments there) and the significant naval battle of Aktion, for which the city was intended, is vividly explained in English.
- Admission to the archaeological site is included in the ticket price.
- Take any bus headed for Ioannina or Filippiada and ask to get out at the stop in front of the museum, which is located just north of Preveza.
- The main entrance to the property is located 1 kilometre north of the museum.
Nikopolis
- Following his victory over Mark Antony and Cleopatra in the naval Battle of Actium (Aktion), Octavian (later Augustus) erected the ruins of Nikopolis in 28 BC.
- They include Roman fortifications, Byzantine walls and churches, a stadium, and two theatres.
- The magnitude of the damaged "City of Victory" is still stunning, even if it takes some imagination to imagine.
- Most of it was destroyed by Bulgarians in the 11th century. It is beneficial to go to the museum first.
- A Byzantine church and a Roman odeon are accessible from the main site entrance, 5 km north of Preveza. Long stretches of the fortifications constructed by Emperor Justinian in AD 540 can be seen further north along the road.
- The Roman stadium and a huge theatre with 5000 seats are around another bend. All of these are available for free along the side of the road.
- If you arrive by bus, allow a couple of hours to walk the site (take any bound for Filippiada of Ioannina).
- Using a car, you can travel farther and more swiftly across the terrain while navigating to the farther-off "Actium Trophy," a sizable monument Octavian constructed in the wake of the conflict.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Preveza Off the Beaten Track
- The ouzo made by the third generation of the Roumpou family has a history within history, much like a matryoshka doll.
- The shop is the oldest existing store inside the municipal plan, and the ouzo is legendary in Preveza.
- Their first distillation alembic was constructed in 1905, seven years before Preveza was freed in 1912.
- They began producing ouzo in 1949 using a special recipe and adhering to two key guidelines:
- They never alter the recipe, even if it costs more money, and they always utilise the same ingredients, which are plentiful and occasionally hard to get, even during difficult times.
- Their ouzo is created according to a very old formula, is organic, and is an actual Greek product. Locally available Ouzo Roumpou is also exported in modest quantities to Europe.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Preveza Culture and Traditions
- You may visit and enjoy many landmarks, museums, art galleries, festivals, and traditional feasts while on holiday in Greece.
- Many UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Monuments in the nation are worth visiting.
- The Acropolis of Athens, a hilltop citadel containing the most recognisable ancient Greek structures, including the Parthenon, which has become a lasting symbol of Greek civilisation, is the most well-known of the archaeological sites.
- The first Olympic Games were held in ancient Olympia.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Preveza: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Rebetiko Steki
#Food
- One of these charming, snug bars in Preveza's winding lanes is Rebetiko Steki.
- You may immerse yourself in the customs and civilisations of the Greek people there.
- You can expect traditional Greek cuisine in a relaxed, fun environment from owner Kostantinos, renowned for making customers feel welcome.
- This beautiful restaurant is well recognised, and tourists and locals frequent this awesome location to indulge in a culinary retreat that will tickle your taste buds.
- Since he and his employees have always paid attention to what customers prefer, the restaurant is a favourite among residents and tourists.
- You can try some of your old favourites and some fantastic new meals.
Amvrosios
#Food
- In Preveza, there are nearly too many seafood tavernas to select from. Amvrosios stands apart despite having a similar aesthetic to the others (checked tablecloths, wicker chairs, etc.) by serving particularly fresh fish.
- You are welcome to choose yours by going to the kitchen.
- The service is excellent, and everything is well-prepared.
Fournos Karanika
#Food
- Just east of the clock tower lies Karanika, one of Preveza's busiest bakeries.
- It also produces small delights like tahinopitakia, which are tiny waffle cookies filled with sweet tahini, and sticky-sweet milopitakia, which are drowned in honey.
- The savoury pies it produces are excellent; you'll swear you're back in the mountains of Epiros).
Roubou
#Fashion
- This distillery and business were founded in 1949 by a family from Lesvos, and not much has changed since then.
- The fan-cooled inside of this ouzo barrel is a dreamy world of grey and white barrels and neat shelves.
- You can also buy ouzo "loose"—direct from the barrels—by the litre, and you might see the still set up just next door.
Dolphin Cruise
#Fun
- Enjoy the warmth of the Greek sun on your cheek as you leave the Preveza.
- Watch dolphins playing and swimming in their natural environment.
- After basking in the Greek sun, jump into the crystal-clear water to cool off.
- Pass islets populated by seabirds like silver pelicans and cormorants.
- On the boat, savour freshly prepared traditional dishes and a cold beverage.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Preveza: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The largest reed marsh in the Balkans is in this area, part of the Amvrakikos National Park.
- Its ecology includes multiple lagoons and is home to diverse species. Stratos Floudas, a member of the Management Unit of the Acheloos Valley and Amvrakikos Gulf Protected Area, states that there are more than twenty.
- Local fishermen in Bogonitsa run the lagoon and pay taxes to the government.
- For the European Union, the area is a major wetland and part of the Natura 2000 network.
- While there are only 400 distinct bird species in Greece, there are 300 different bird species in this area.
- All of these sites have legal protection because of the birds.
- The condition of the ecosystem can also be determined by birds, just like it can by dolphins.
- To maintain a consistent population size, we monitor them and work to regulate them.
- The environment is satisfactory for people when the population is stable.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Preveza Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- This women-only carnival march occurs on the final Thursday of Carnival or the last Thursday before the Great Lent.
- More than twenty groups totalling about 1,000 persons, participate yearly in the Preveza Women's Carnival.
- A group of Prevezian women decided to don costumes and walk through the town's streets at the beginning of the 1960s when it all started. They wanted to enjoy themselves.
- Since the group's only man did not have to work on Thursdays, they decided to dress up on that day (thus why it is held on this day).
- After touring the town, they had a good time with their spouses in a well-liked entertainment area at night.
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