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Photo: Prof. Vlasis Vlasidis, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A variety of traditional everyday wear from the Florina area, looms, weaving implements, agricultural implements, objects for everyday use (mainly cooking utensils), and a collection of medicinal plants and aromatic herbs.
The Florina Culture Club was founded in 1980, originally as a film club. It later branched out into other activities, one of which was the founding of the Folklore Museum in the former Diethnes Hotel, a building in the eclectic style in the city centre.
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This is an archaeological site of a Hellenistic city, offering beautiful views of the nearby lake. Built in a strategically important location on the slopes of a 720-metre-high trapezoidal hill, it towered majestically over Lake Petra and the fertile plain. Petra flourished in the 2nd century BC. Thanks to the Via Egnatia, it developed into an important trading centre with lively exchanges with many Greek cities. However, the settlement was destroyed and abandoned in the middle of the 1st century AD during the Roman civil war.