周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Well-stocked bike shop

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Thanks to KALLINIKOS Bikes, I now have a bike without the bouncy function and less fear of gravel roads. Two new tires + spare tube, mounted right away. 👍❤️👍

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I can only agree with you here. Relaxed driving thanks to the wide hard shoulder and little traffic (early June, Monday). The only thing that is really in short supply here is shade.

The first pool of fresh water as we ascend. The most popular and easy to access, with lots of people and young kids.

Super store! Friendly owners who speak english, and they have the Marathon Schwalbe tires!! 💥

Super well-stocked bike shop!

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Very nice, quiet ride with easy border crossings at each end.

The Lady of the Marassies Marasia is the birthplace of the Maraslis family and of the National Benefactor Grigorios Maraslis (1780-1851). The main street of the village ends at the house where Vasiliki Lampidou – Fotaki, also known as the "Lady of Marasia" lived for the last 50 years of her life. She was the woman who every morning raised the Greek flag outside her house, a few meters from the Greek-Turkish border, and took care of the soldiers of the nearby outpost like her own children. In 2007, the Academy of Athens honored Mrs. Vasiliki, who died five years later at the age of 107. Her bust next to her small house reminds everyone of the selfless offering and love of another "Lady of Rho" in the northern end of our country this time.

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The Çelebi Sultan Mehmed Mosque or Bayezid Mosque is an Ottoman mosque in Didymoticho. In Greek archives, the mosque appears under the name of Camii Mehmed I. The mosque is located in the main square of the town. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%87elebi-Sultan-Mehmed-Mosque

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The cast iron ones Petrota is famous for its ironstones - the hollowed-out quarries are an iconic mining site and have been the economic lifeblood of the village for years. Some of them date back to 1909, while traditionally most families had their own personal smithy. A cool shadow envelops visitors, an unnatural stillness and heartbreaking stillness grips the thoughts of those who walk in the shadow of the stone ledges.

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The cast iron ones Petrota is famous for its ironstones – the dug-out quarries are an iconic mining site, being for years the economic lifeblood of the village. Some of them date back to 1909, while according to tradition, most families had their own personal forge. A cool shadow engulfs the visitors, an unnatural calm and heartbreaking stillness grips the thoughts of those who walk under the shadow of the stone ledges.

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This road has a wide shoulder and is in very good condition. Very low traffic on Sundays!

The Monastery of Panagia Kosmosoteira (Our Lady, Savior of the World) includes a fortress wall (with towers and a gate) and a Catholicon (main church) in the style of the cross-in-square church with two columns and five domes. The iconographic decoration is a magnificent example of the high quality painting of the Constantinople School, dated to the 12th century. In the wall of the southeast corner is a clay ornament depicting an eagle. The narthex was torn down, unknown when. The central apse was later repaired, and later the four outer pilasters as well. The monastery was founded in 1152 by Isaakios Komnenos, the third son of Alexios I Isaacios, and was buried there. Two hundred years later, the Catholikon was converted into the Mosque of Suleyman, and five and a half centuries later it was converted back into a Christian church. Source: according to https://www.emtgreece.com/en/monasteries-and-churches/panagia-kosmosotira-in-feres

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Mesimvria zone was a colony of Samothrace, built at the end of the 7th century BC. BC, on the south coast of Thrace, between Maroneia and Alexandroupolis. The site is mentioned by two names because it was originally known as Mesimvria, while in the light of recent archaeological evidence it has been identified as the 'Zone' which was also a colony of Samothrace. The city flourished in the 5th and 4th centuries BC. BC, but began to decline during the Macedonian and later Roman rule as the construction of roads in the hinterland had downgraded the importance of the coastal city. However, there is evidence of sporadic habitation on the site as early as the 6th century AD. Excavations on the site have been carried out continuously since 1966 and have brought to light the fortification wall with the towers, private houses within the fortified area, the design of the city with the road network, public buildings, a sanctuary of Demeter and a temple of Apollo. Also of interest is a small, isolated part of the city, to the southwest, which in the Hellenistic period was enclosed by a separate wall and had a different layout. The cemetery was outside the fortified area, west of the city. Source: according to https://www.gtp.gr/TDirectoryDetails.asp?id=14805

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Welcome to witch Kirki! In a landscape characterized by the alternation of farmlands, hills and rocks, Kirki is located in the valley of the small river Irini, which flows into the Thracian Sea. It is 25 km by road from Alexandroupolis, to the northwest, in a beautiful mountain trail with woods of oak and pine.

Very large contiguous forest area (National Park) with beautiful paths. Also highly recommended - cafeteria with very friendly staff at the foot of the walk in Dadia. I often go there by bicycle.

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