Central Greece (Mainland Region)

Aetoloakarnania (Prefecture) Aetoloakarnania Kallithea Waterfalls Welcome to Etoloakarnania! The Aetoloakarnania (or Etoloakarnania, or often Aitoloakarnania) Prefecture is inhabited by some 230.000 residents and has Messolonghi as its capital city. The most eminent characteristic of this prefecture is its abundant fresh water supply. Acheloos, one of the three rivers in the prefecture, is one of the largest rivers, not only locally, but at a national level; the other two are Evinos and Mornos Rivers. ... Explore Aetoloakarnania Prefecture

Evia (Prefecture) Evia View Welcome to Evia! Long and narrow, it stretches over the Aegean Sea very near to the shores of Mainland Greece, separated from it by the Gulf of Euboea and the famous Evripos Straits. A main highway and ferryboats from several terminals form the links with this beautiful island, which is a center of attraction for those seeking natural beauty and scenic variety. ... Explore Evia Prefecture

Evrytania (Prefecture) Evrytania: Mt. Velouchi Welcome to Evrytania! Evrytania (one could see it written also as Eurytania) is one of the prefectures forming the Periphery of Central Greece. It borders to the prefectures of Fthiotida, Karditsa and Aetoloakarnania and it has a mountainous landscape, with Mt. Panaitoliko and Mt. Tymfristos occupying most of its territory. It is rich in water supply; the mighty river Acheloos flows along its west border and rivers Agrafiotis and Megdovas in the east. ... Explore Evrytania Prefecture

Fokida (Prefecture) Galaxidi At Sunset Welcome to Fokida Let your steps take you to this “different” Greece… where Nature and History live, hand in hand, for millennia… Stand, once in your lifetime, at the center of the globe, the navel of the Earth. Fokida (ancient Phokis) is welcoming visitors to admire its several natural beauties, in a rich alternating austere Doric landscape, to walk on the footprints of a people who was chosen by History to become the cradle of European Civilization. ... Explore Fokida Prefecture

Fthiotida (Prefecture) Welcome to Fthiotida! Dominating Lamia, the capital city of the Prefecture of Fthiotida, from a hill above it, a Frankish castle rises from the stones of the ancient acropolis. On another hill stands the church of Agios Loukas (around late 19th - early 20th century) with a magnificent view of the Maliac Gulf and beyond to the shores of Evia (Euboea). ... Explore Fthiotida Prefecture

Viotia (Prefecture) Livadia: Lambros Katsonis Statue Welcome to Viotia! Livadia, the capital of the prefecture, is built between two hills on the sides of a gorge through which flow the springs of Erkina. They are known in mythology as Lethe (Forgetfulness) and Mnemosyne (Memory), and they are to be found in the north of the town, at a site known as Krya. On the top of one of the hills, Profitis llias, there is a well-preserved 14th century medieval castle. ... Explore Viotia Prefecture