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The picturesque ruins of an Ottoman stone bridge across the river Kossinthos. The bridge was built in 1903 and exploded by the retreating Greek army in 1941.
The Hamidiye Bridge is a four-arch Ottoman bridge in Western Thrace, Greece, built in the early twentieth century.
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Ιερά Μόνη Παμμεγίστων Ταξιαρχών
The Byzantine castle ruins are uphill of the Taxiarchon monastery. The drive on the dirt track is worthwhile because of a small chapel on the hill, above the ruins. The view of the surroundings is more beautiful than the ruins itself.
Interesting chapel at the end of the trail along the river.
Ι.Μ. Παναγίας Αρχαγγελιώτισσας
next to the pedestrian bridge, which connects the old town with the district to the east of it, begins the approximately 500 m long promenade and plant path called "Monopati tis zois". Plants are labeled in Greek. The path leads along the river through beautiful countryside.
The museum is housed in two three-story buildings, built next to each other and dating back to 1860. They were the private residence of two tobacco tradesmen and still have their inside walls decorated by remarkable paintings.