20의 프레베자가지 명소 & 주요 장소

In the worldview of pre-Christian Greece, the Acheron River was significant as a river of the dead: in mythology, Charon, the ferryman to the underworld, lived on its banks. At burial, a coin was placed on each of the deceased's eyes; this was Charon's payment for safely crossing the river.

Anyone who isn't afraid to climb the more than 400 steps from the Agios Dimitrios Monastery will reach the extraordinary monument of Zalango. It is both a memorial to the desperate resistance of the Greek people against Ottoman tyranny and a symbol of freedom and self-determination. In 1803, women and children threw themselves into the abyss from here, singing and dancing, in a hopeless escape from the troops of the Ottoman ruler Ali Pasha. https://www.in-griechenland.de/Festland_Epirus_Zalongo.html

Nice beach with some really good restaurants on the beach front.

Beautifully situated bay near Parga

It is certainly an impressive and historically valuable site, but the entrance fee of €10 per person is a bit steep. After our confused looks at the ticket counter, our 25-year-old son still thought he was a child.

A short, steep climb up the stairs rewards you with a fantastic view. The background to the monument, however, is a sad one.

Nice destination on the old bridge with beautiful views of the river and the valley.

It is very pleasant to walk through the cool Acheron in this beautiful gorge.