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ANNEX Ι. Most Important Environmental and Cultural Resources in the Regional Unit of Evros ANNEX Ι. Most Important environmental and cultural resources in the Regional Unit of Evros Α. TOURIST RESOURCES - NATURAL ENVIRONMENT Accessible: • Delta of Evros river • Forest of Dadia • Fossilled forest of Lefkimi - Filaktou • Coastal region of Ardas (Kastanias) • Vathres of Samothraki • Artificial Pond of the Water channel of Nipsa • Dam of Ardas • Black Pine Forest of Aetochori • Mountains of Aisimi - Metaxades • Forest of Metaxades • Traditional Sarakatsanian Settlement of (Leptokarya) Β. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES -HISTORICAL - ARCHAEOLOGICAL TOURISM Accessible: • The Sanctuary of the Great Gods of Samothraki • Mesimvria Zone • Megalithic tomb of Roussas • Rock paintings of Roussa • Tomb of Mikri Doxiparas - Zoni • Byzantine Aqueduct of Feres Not accessible: • Trani Petra of Soufli – Ancient Roman city • Derveni Kornofolias - ancient Thracian - Roman city • Tomb of Lagina- a large Macedonian tomb • Petrotopos of Kotronias - extensive megalithic dolmen • Archaeological site 'Hana' of Traianoupolis • Seitan Tepe Ironworks - large antique mining castle • Ancient Plotinoupolis • Cyclops Cave • Tomb of Elafochori • Ancient Doriskos • Tiled roofs - tombs of Emperor Komodo's era landowners at Dikaia • Tombs of Late Hellenistic in Pentalofo • Kugiοumutzi Hole - Legend Cave in Petrota C. RELIGIOUS MONUMENTS: OLD CHRISTIAN - BYZANTINE AND POST BYZANTINE MONUMENTS - PRESIDENTIAL TOURISM Accessible: • Church of Panagia Kosmosotira - Feres • Monastery of Dadia • Monastery of Panagia Portaitissa - Kornofolia • Monastery of the Assumption of Virgin Mary - Makris • Monastery of Aetochori • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Georgios-Kyprinos • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Athanasios-Soufli • Post-Byzantine Church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary - Kornofolia • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Anastasia-Makri • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Athanasios- Didymoteicho • Post-Byzantine Church of Christ (Sotiras) - Didymoteicho • Post-Byzantine Church of the Dormition of Virgin Mary • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Athanasios - Metaxades • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Athanasios - Alepochori • Post-Byzantine Church of Saint Panteleimon - Paliouriou • Saint Dimitrios-Kiriakis • Saint Dimitrios-Mavroklissi (16th century church) • Church of Taxiarhes- Korimvos • Panagia Krimniotissa - Samothraki • Tekke of Roussa • Armenian Church of Saint George - Didymoteicho • Naidrio of Saint Catherine - Didymoteicho • Chapels of Saint Marina, Saint Vlasis, Kirillos - Didymoteicho Not Accessible: • Mosque of Didymoteicho D. LOCAL CULTURAL EVENTS - CULTURAL TOURISM FESTIVALS • Youth Festival of Arda • Youth Festival of Tychero • Ethnic Festival of Traianoupolis • Panhellenic Festival of Traditional Countries of Antheia Alexandroupolis • Book exhibition in Alexandroupolis • Eleftheria Alexandroupolis • Wine Festival of Alexandroupolis • Film Festival of Alexandroupolis • Theater Festival of Orestiada • Tsipouro Soufli - Samothraki Festival • Silk Festival • New Year's Eve in Alexandroupolis • Carnival of Bey • Muslim Celebration "Xilia" • Flower Exhibition of Orestiada Ε. WOMEN'S COPPERATIVES • Women's Agrotourist Cooperative of Peplo "AKRITISSES" • Women's Cooperative "HANA" • Women's Agrotourist Cooperative of Tichero "GAIA" • Women's Cooperative of Samothraki "AKSIOKERSA" • Women's Agrotourist Cooperative of Lyras "NEROMYLOS" • Women's Agrotourist Cooperative of Asimis • Women's Agrotourist Cooperative of Lefkimi • Women's Cooperative of Feres "EKAVI” F. MUSEUMS - FOLKLORE COLLECTIONS • Historical-Folklore Museum of Orestiada • Archaeological Museum of Samothraki (Paleapolis) (not temporarily operational) • Historical - Folklore Museum of Alexandroupolis • Ethnological Museum of Thrace - Mrs. Giannakidou (Alexandroupolis) • Ecclesiastical Museum of Alexandroupolis (Metropolis) • Natural History Museum of Alexandroupolis (Maistro) • Folklore and Natural History Museum (Hile - private collection) • Silk Museum of Soufli (Kourtidis Mansion) • Silk Museum of Tsiakiri (Soufli) • The "Gnafala" Museum of Bourouliti (Soufli) • Folklore Collection of Nikos Gotsis (Feres) • Folklore Museum of Samothraki (Chora) • Municipal Museum of Soufli (Brika Mansion) • Folklore Museum of Didymoteicho • Military Museum of Didymoteicho G. MOST IMPORTANT SIGHTS IN EVROS •The Double Tower in Pythios • Ancient Mesimvria • Pomak Villages Paronikos and Roussa with its magnificent traditional architecture, prehistoric rock formations and unique Tekke in operation. • The protected forest of Dadia • The ancient cemetery of Doxipara • The route from Soufli to Dysmas • Didymoteicho with its Byzantine castles, caves and the Vayazid Mosque. .
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