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Rodotopi is a small village behind the city's industrial area. The area is beautiful, especially in spring. With hardly any traffic, it's ideal for cycling.

Φανερωμένη means "The Appeared One." Small church behind trees on the old national road to Igoumenitsa.

Amazing bakery welcoming cyclists from all over the world (also on Warmshowers)

At the other end of the castle walls there are numerous cafes, restaurants and clubs. The locals call the area Naftakia, after one of the shops that was probably the first to open here.

At Mavili Square you can not only enjoy the view of the lake, but also various events take place there throughout the year. In winter there is a Christmas market, in May and September the local races start there and there are several events and expos, etc.

There are numerous cafes right on the Molos where you can pass the time under the trees and with a view of the lake.

The local saint lived here.

It stands there magnificently, in the middle of Sismoplikta. The area was once a suburb commissioned by the junta after an earthquake measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale almost destroyed the village of Krapsi and caused great damage in other villages such as Peristeri, Little and Big Gotista and Anatoliki. Since many people lost their homes on May 1, 1967, the junta felt obliged to help the victims and built this settlement. For decades, the settlement had a village-like character, with low buildings, mostly at ground level, but gradually the houses were either demolished and replaced by higher ones, or buildings were built on the flat roof. The church was added much later and stands in the middle of the village. If you are in the area at Easter, you shouldn't miss the procession.