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Located 2 km north of the village of Paterma. It has 2 arches and bridges the "Amygdalorema" stream. The large one is 8 m wide and the small 3.5 m wide.
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The Nymphaea Fortress is a military museum located 17 km north of Komotini near the Greek-Bulgarian border. The Nymphaea fortress is famous today for the battle that took place on April 6th and 9th, 1941, when the German army attacked and captured the fort. The Nymphaea fortress has served as a military museum since 2000.
near the village of Gratini are the ruins of the Byzantine city, which was the most important center of the region after the destruction of Mosynoupoli in the 14th century. Only very sparse remains have survived. Next door is the lovely chapel of Zoodochos Pigi, which is worth seeing mainly because of the view and the ruins of a castle.
small waterfall in a very beautiful stream landscape.
north of Komotini. Beautiful forest landscape with walking paths and a restaurant with wonderful views. A few meters above you will find the ruins of the Fortress of Nymphea
Turkish: Saat Kule
built in 1884 by the order of Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
Turkish: Eski Cami
built 1608/9 or 1677/78.