Amelia House,Travel Guide ,Ταξιδιωτικός Οδηγός
Παραλία , Beach
Kiani Akti
2,2 km , 6 min
Alonaki beach
Για οικογένειες με μικρα παιδιά
For families with small children
4,7 km 10min
9 km 15 min for the house
The longest beach with a length of 21 kilometers
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Monolithi Beach
9 km 15 min for the house
The longest beach with a length of 21 kilometers
LITHOS Beach Bar
Porto Katsiki
Egremni Beach
Egremni Road
Kathisma 1
beach Kastrosykia
Παραλία για οικογένειες με μικρα παιδιά .
Beach for Families with small children.
Kanali Beach
Παραλία για οικογένειες με μικρα παιδιά
Beach for families with a small children
Ammoudia
Kerentza Beach
Alonaki Strand
Lygiá Beach
Φαγητό
Celest Bar - Restaurant
Treli Garida
7 AndrianoupoleosΗ ΨΑΘΑ / H PSATHA
4 DardanellionΠαραγκα Beach Bar
Eparchiaki Odos Prevezas-NikopolisΠαραγκα Seaside Cafe Bar & Resto, Επαρ.Οδ. Πρέβεζας-Νικόπολης, Μύτικας 481 00
Πρωινό καφέ πριν το μπάνιο στην θάλασσα
Morning coffee before swimming in the sea
City cafe baths
MetaxaΠαραγκα Seaside Cafe Bar & Resto, Επαρ.Οδ. Πρέβεζας-Νικόπολης, Μύτικας 481 00
Πρωινό καφέ πριν το μπάνιο στην θάλασσα
Morning coffee before swimming in the sea
4 Εποχές
Ethnikis AntistasisΚαλό φαγητό
Good food
Φαγητό κποτό ωραίο μέρος από το απόγευμα και μετά με θέα το Ιόνιο
Food and drink nice place from the afternoon onwards with a view of the Ionian Sea
Akrotiri Restaurant CocktailBar
4 Αγίου ΙωάννηΦαγητό κποτό ωραίο μέρος από το απόγευμα και μετά με θέα το Ιόνιο
Food and drink nice place from the afternoon onwards with a view of the Ionian Sea
ΑΓΝΑΝΤΙ "ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ RESTAURANT"
ΚαναρηAmente Restaurant & Cocktail bar
Η ΤΡΑΤΑ
ΜύτικαΑξιοθέατα
Nicopolis
Archaeological Museum of Nikopolis
IoanninonThe Roman Aqueduct of ancient Nikopolis
It was built in the 1st century. A.D. in the heart of the Roman city and indeed very close to the point where its two most central streets crossed. However, we do not know the exact chronology. Some archaeologists place it at the time when Octavian was still emperor (27 BC-14 AD), while others later, in the years of Nero (54-68 AD). In the second case, that is, it is connected with Nero's visit to Nicopolis in 66 AD. The conservatory had a capacity of about 1,000 people and was intended for musical events, recitals by poets accompanied by musical instruments, speeches and debates by orators. However, it is possible that it was also used as a parliament building, i.e. as a meeting place, as can be seen from its location next to the city market.
The architectural parts of the conservatory are the same as those of a Roman theater. It consists, in other words, of the stage, the orchestra and the hollow (fig. 4, no. 1-3). In fact, when it was built, its tent was united with the cave. Thus, the conservatory had the form of a closed perimeter building. However, because the scene is not preserved intact, the image that the building presents today is different (fig. 2). Some scholars believe that the conservatory may have been housed in its entirety or in some of its parts, a hypothesis that has also been formulated for other Roman conservatories. However, research on this matter continues.Like most Roman theaters and conservatories, it is built on level ground and not on the side of a hill. Therefore, in order for the hollow to have the necessary slope, it rested on a base of walls that were joined together with arches forming streets and arcades
Roman Odeum Of Nicopolis
It was built in the 1st century. A.D. in the heart of the Roman city and indeed very close to the point where its two most central streets crossed. However, we do not know the exact chronology. Some archaeologists place it at the time when Octavian was still emperor (27 BC-14 AD), while others later, in the years of Nero (54-68 AD). In the second case, that is, it is connected with Nero's visit to Nicopolis in 66 AD. The conservatory had a capacity of about 1,000 people and was intended for musical events, recitals by poets accompanied by musical instruments, speeches and debates by orators. However, it is possible that it was also used as a parliament building, i.e. as a meeting place, as can be seen from its location next to the city market.
The architectural parts of the conservatory are the same as those of a Roman theater. It consists, in other words, of the stage, the orchestra and the hollow (fig. 4, no. 1-3). In fact, when it was built, its tent was united with the cave. Thus, the conservatory had the form of a closed perimeter building. However, because the scene is not preserved intact, the image that the building presents today is different (fig. 2). Some scholars believe that the conservatory may have been housed in its entirety or in some of its parts, a hypothesis that has also been formulated for other Roman conservatories. However, research on this matter continues.Like most Roman theaters and conservatories, it is built on level ground and not on the side of a hill. Therefore, in order for the hollow to have the necessary slope, it rested on a base of walls that were joined together with arches forming streets and arcades
Historical monument
28 km from Preveza
The reward is the view seeing the peninsula of Preveza from above
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Zalongo
Historical monument
28 km from Preveza
The reward is the view seeing the peninsula of Preveza from above
Αρχαία Κασσώπη-Ancient Cassope
Nekromanteion des Acheron
Γειτονιές
Chavini 32
32 ChaviniRestaurant & cocktail bar
Prevere Cafe bar
Μέντα Καφενείον
SPØT By HOOGA
Art Cafe "Botilia sto Pelago"
9 TheofanousJuice4u
Markus Espresso & Wine Bar
Aposperítēs
27 Agiou Georgiou