Listed 100 (total found 555) sub titles with search on: Local governments for wider area of: "MAKEDONIA CENTRAL Region GREECE" .
ACHLADOCHORI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23230 61240, 61243
AGISTRO (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23230 41296
Fax: +30 23230 41238
ANO VRODOU (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23210 85225
LIVADIA (Village) KILKIS
Tel: +3023433 50200
Fax: +3023430 25273
PROMACHONAS (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23230 41214
ARNEA (Town) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23720 22988
Fax: +30 23720 22988
EDESSA (Town) PELLA
Tel: +30 23810 23101
Fax: +30 23810 51618
SOUROTI (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23960 41590, 41209, 41260
Fax: +30 23960 41437, 41260
XYLOKERATEA (Village) KILKIS
Tel: +30 23410 29971-3
Fax: +30 23410 29975
ACHLADOCHORI (Village) GIANNITSA
Tel: +30 23820 51104
ADAM (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23930 31946
Fax: +30 23930 31307
ADENDRO (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23910 31208, 32020
AFYTOS (Village) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23740 91239
Fax: +30 23740 91239
AGIA ELENI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23210 41239
AGIA MARINA (Village) IMATHIA
Tel: +30 23310 51323
Fax: +30 23310 51323
AGIA PARASKEVI (Village) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23740 61439
Fax: +30 23740 61439
The village of Agia Paraskevi is located in the inner land of Kassandra
Peninsula and the surrounded by pineforest.
Wander in the narrow alleys of the village.
The residents of the village are simple and hospitable and their main
occupation is the cultivation of olive trees and apiculture.
AGIA PARASKEVI (Village) KILKIS
Tel: +30 23410 31489
AGIA PARASKEVI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23220 41437
AGIA TRIADA (Small town) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23920 52400
AGIA VARVARA (Village) VERIA
Tel: +30 23310 91076, 91203
Fax: +30 23310 91203
AGIO PNEVMA (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23210 91209
AGIOS ATHANASSIOS (Village) EDESSA
Tel: +30 23810 31847
AGIOS CHRISTOFOROS (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23240 20136
AGIOS DIMITRIOS (Village) PIERIA
Tel: +30 23510 84333
AGIOS DIMITRIOS (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23220 35304
AGIOS GEORGIOS (Village) GIANNITSA
Tel: +30 23810 61127
Agios Georgios is the smallest village of the municipality of Alexander
the Great with 321 residents according to the census of 1991. It is 20 km away
from Giannitsa and 30
km from Edessa. The residents
deal with the stockbreeding and agriculture. The most important cultivations are
peaches and asparagus. The village has been built around its square, where there
is the new two-storied building of the community bureau and the war memorial.
The square is surrounded by very tall pine trees and grass planted
gardens. Agios Georgios is the first village in the municipality, where have been
placed mail boxes in front of the community bureau. In the same building there
is the community clinic while behind it there are the Primary school and the Kindergarden.
Across the road there is the old and beautiful church of Saint Dimitrios. Both
the church and the village have great history, which goes back in the beginning
of the 19th century.
In the north-west part of the village, on the way to Liparo
there is the Agricultural corporation and the football field of the team P.A.O.K.
of Agios Georgios. The Cultural Association "Alexander the Great" is
also activated in the village. There is great interest for the unexplored, up
today, hills which are outside of the village. It is speculated that at their
basis there are hidden tombs of the Hellenistic Era. There is also a lot of green
and many trees in the area, as well as the local refreshment stand. Altogether,
they create an artificial paradise, perfect place for resting and excursions.
AGIOS LOUKAS (Village) GIANNITSA
Tel: +30 23820 61764
AGIOS MAMAS (Village) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23730 91201, 91706
Fax: +30 23730 91731
Agios Mamas is a village
with a population of 1342 inhabitants, located between the Kassandra and the Sithonia
peninsulas.
Its waterfront settlements "Portes", "Varkes" and "Gremia", located
towards Thermaikos Bay, include the largest hotels and Municipal camping sites.
There are new holiday settlements that are currently under development
at Agios Mamas beaches on the Toroneos Bay side.
The village is famous throughout Greece for its "Agios Mamas trade
fair", a pole of attraction for thousands of visitors in early September.
History:
The oldest known organized settlement in the area of Agios Mamas was
located in the hillock of the same name (where there are currently excavations
taking place) and had been in existence since as early as 5000 BC.
However, the oldest known records attesting to the existence of the
village - with its current name, what is more - are Mount Athos documents of 1047
BC.
In 1423 the Ottomans subjugated Agios Mamas. In the mid-15th century
the village belonged to an Ottoman ruler (Michael Bei). In 1821 the inhabitants
of the village played an active part in the Greek revolution. The first known
historical attestation to the trade and cattle fair dates back to 1870.
The village took its name from Agios
Mamas.
AGIOS MARKOS (Village) KILKIS
Tel: +30 23410 67217
AGIOS NIKOLAOS (Small town) SITHONIA
Tel: +30 23750 31783
Fax: +30 23750 31895
AGIOS PANTELEIMON (Village) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23730 21215
Fax: +30 23730 21215
Agios Panteleimonas is a picturesque agricultural village of 452 inhabitants,
whose normal occupation is agriculture.
In the village, with its abundance of running waters and plane trees,
nature is encountered at its most unspoiled state.
History:
Agios Panteleimonas was built in 1923 by refugees from Prikonisos
of Propontis.
AGIOS PETROS (Village) KILKIS
Tel: +30 23430 61209-10
AGIOS PRODROMOS (Village) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23710 96222
Fax: +30 23710 71273
AGIOS SPYRIDON (Village) PIERIA
Tel: +30 23510 55209
AGIOS VASSILIOS (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23940 51061, 51189
AGROSYKIA (Village) GIANNITSA
Tel: +30 23820 93349
Legend has it that the name of the village of Agrossikia originated
from the wild fig trees that smothered the area.
The village's inhabitants are by and large of Pontos origin since
the older inhabitants had pretty much moved from surrounding areas. The refugees
arrived periodically since 1934 from the areas of Pontos, Sevastia, the town of
Charsera in Argiroupolis and Farassa of Kessaria. The reason they decided to built
their new home here is the similarity of the landscape with that of the land the
left behind. They carried nothing but their memories and the icons of their Saints,
some of which are still kept in the church of St. Ioannis Chrisostomos in the
center of the village. The three cultural clubs connected with the inhabitant's
origin of St. George Chalinaras, the Cultural Club and the Farassotes Club have
undertaken the higher duty to preserve the rich cultural tradition of their ancestors.
Agrossikia
is built in a picturesque landscape of unique natural beauty and is an excellent
recreation area.
On the evergreen hill of Profitis Ilias, where a celebration is held
every year with opulent events, the visitor can enjoy the uniquely beautiful landscape.
The Dam lake pops up first in front of the highlands of Paikos mountain. The hill
with the ruins of the ancient castle of Pelitis is witness to human presence in
the area from ancient times.
AIDONOCHORI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23220 31494
AKRITOCHORI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23230 71334
ALOROS (Village) PELLA
Tel: +30 23840 92366
Aloros is one of the older villages of our municipality. It is built
near an ancient settlement,next to the place that ruins of ancient fortress are
found,a place called ancient Evropos,
ast the historians say.
It is southern of Aridea,
next to the road to Edessa
and Thessalonica, it is built
in the fringes of a hill with church of Saint George on the top, that is built
by the refugees residents that came, in 1922, from the region of Nikopoli of Pontos.
From 1960 and afterwards the majority of residents immigrated in the
centre and in big cities in Greece. Today has 550 residents and deal mainly with
the agriculture. Fruiterer trees (peaches, pears, apples and other), vines, asparaguses
are cultivated. The church of Saint Nikolaos, in the square of the village, celebrates
on 6 December. In the village exists the church of Saint George above the hill,
the chapel of Saint Hristoforos and the church of Saint Theodoros with a very
old temple.
AMFIPOLI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23220 32473
Fax: +30 23220 32500
AMMOULIANI (Island) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23770 51208
Fax: +30 23770 51108
Ammouliani is the only inhabited island with a permanent population (approx 600
residents) in Halkidiki. It is situated in the gulf of Mount
Athos, at a distance of approx.130 kilometres from Thessaloniki
and is connected to the mainland with a ferry boat service with the opposite coast
of Tripiti. The itineraries
of the boats are in regular time intervals throughout the day. It has an extent
of 4,5 kilometres. There are lots of hills and small valleys on the island which
have blended in with the olive trees and low vegetation but there are no systematic
cultures so the ecosystem remains untouched. The coasts present a variety of small
shaped creeks with splendid sandy beaches. Weather conditions are not characterized
by intense and we should remark that although an island, there are no strong winds
especially during the summertime.The residents occupy themselves mainly with fishing
and tourism.
ANAGENISSI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23210 84303
ANALIPSI (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23940 55213
Fax: +30 23940 55213
ANASTASSIA (Village) SERRES
ANGELOCHORI (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23920 57325
ANO KAMILA (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23210 88201
ANO POROIA (Small town) SERRES
Tel: +30 23270 51551, 51211
APOLLONIA (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23930 41800
APSALOS (Village) PELLA
Tel: +30 23840 65201
Apsalos, with 1054 residents, is found in a distance of 11 kilometres
from Aridea, in the road
to the Edessa and Thessalonica.
Built in the entry of province of Almopia, it is the first municipal
department that the visitor meet coming from Thessalonica and Edessa.
The history of Apsalos is lost in depths of centuries. According to
the Claudius the Ptolemaist (geographer of 2nd century ) Apsalos is considered
as one of the ancient cities of Almopia with Orma,
Evropos (Aloros) Ancient
Apsalos is related with the ancient settlement that is found in the road Apsalos
- Polikarpi,
next to the sources of waters.
The Christian residents of the village came in the period of 1922-34
after the mikrasiatiki(Asia Minor) destruction and the exchange of populations.
They were inhabitants from Pontos, Thraces and Mjkrasja'tes. In 1945 also came
some families vlaxoi.
The native of the Pont residents emigrated from the region of Hatzi'
Osma'n of Nikomidia,
Ak Tag Mate'n province of Ankara and Mpoylga'r Mate'n (mine of Bull) southern
Turkey. Also exist a few families of Pont's inhabitants that came from the region
of Trapezoyntas and
Tohouz.
ARCHANGELOS (Village) PELLA
Tel: +30 23840 73237
ARDAMERI (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23930 61203
Fax: +30 23930 61203
ASKOS (Small town) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23950 61273
ATHYRA (Small town) GIANNITSA
Tel: +30 23910 91217, 91111
Athira's initial name was Bozits, which means the land of god. Later
on, with the arrival of refugees from the area of Metra in Eastern Thrace, the
site was renamed Athira.
According to the legend the village took this name because the villagers were
very hospitable and their doors (thires) were always open.
The Athira area population composition includes the older inhabitants
as well as Eastern Thrace refugees and Pontos
and Sarakatsani families.
The various cultural elements, traditions and customs are preserved
indelibly through the passage of time with activities organized by the Athira
Cultural Club.
The little church of St.Paraskevi that is linked with the arrival
of the refugees holds commemorative evening prayers followed by icon walks. The
day after this ceremony, on the day of St. Panteleimona the residents celebrate
with sumptuous events.
The pompous Church of the Savior's Ascension that holds splendid celebrations
each year is a true jewel to the village's central square.
The celebration of Shrove Monday is a rubric in Athira and involves
the inhabitants of the entire Municipality as well as surrounding areas, who stream
into the village to taste the lenten delicacies offered freely.
The presence of Axios
River overlooks the area with wild vegetation and endless poplar tufts. This
is a landmark of wealth and prosperity since it contributes so much to liberal
fruitfulness offered by mother Earth.
AXOS (Small town) GIANNITSA
Tel: +30 23820 52111
Fax: +30 23820 52111
CHALKIDONA (Small town) THESSALONIKI
CHANIOTIS (Village) HALKIDIKI
Tel: +30 23740 53320
Fax: +30 23740 51260
The area is full of springs and greenery.
The wonderful beach of Chanioti attracts thousands of visitors everyday.
There are dozens of alternative choices if you want to have a good
time during both day and night.
Chanioti is also the seat of the Municipality
of Pallini.
CHRYSSAVGI (Village) THESSALONIKI
Tel: +30 23940 25381, 22843
Fax: +30 23940 25381
CHRYSSOCHORAFA (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23250 51345, 51610
CHRYSSOPETRA (Village) KILKIS
Tel: +30 23410 99326
DAFNI (Village) SERRES
Tel: +30 23220 51380
Fax: +30 23220 51380
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