What to do and see in Serres Region, Central Macedonia: The Best Things to do

August 6, 2021 Tynisha Seiler

Discover the best top things to do in Serres Region, Greece including Cave of Alistrati, Roupel Bunker, Fort Roupel, Monastery of Timios Prodromos, Melidou Winery, Monastery of Saint John the Baptist of Serres, Sarakatsani Folklore Museum, Kerkini Lake, Serres Racing Circuit, Lion of Amphipolis.
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1. Cave of Alistrati

Alistrati 62045 Greece +30 2324 082045 [email protected] http://www.alistraticave.gr
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Cave of Alistrati

The Cave of Alistrati near the town of Serres is considered one of the largest and most beautiful caves not only of Greece but of Europe. The total length of its passages is approximately 3 km, of which 1 km is accessible by the disabled. According to Greek mythology, the Sphinx made her appearance at the position "Petroto" of the Gorge of Aggites that traverses the Alistratis area. Myth also mentions Pluto,the god of the Underworld; when he kidnapped Persephone, the daughter of goddess Demeter, he brought her to this natural ravine where a Gate to the Underworld existed. The area that mythology mentions is situated near the touristic site of the Cave of Alistrati; this area also features a few other caves. At a distance of 250m from the south side of the cave's entrance, one finds the railway tracks connecting Serres to the town of Drama.

Reviewed By sashkow - Sofia, Bulgaria

Every day at the endless number of beach sites could be brainwashing. This cave is nice opportunity to get out of the monotony daily life of a tourist. It is beautiful and magical route to the inner earth even for kids.

2. Roupel Bunker

Near Promahonas, Serres Greece +30 2321 022274 http://www.ecotourism-greece.com/tourism/activity/castles-forts-greece/serres/roupel-fort-metaxa-fortress-promahonas
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Roupel Bunker

Reviewed By exYorkie148 - Carnforth, United Kingdom

It is a long drive through a military area after you leave the motorway. The soldier guide gave us an excellent and informative tour in very good English. The extensive bunker complex was amazing and it was very interesting to see how it had been organised and used and quite astounding that it had all been dug by hand. We were also given a good account of the history of the area at the time of the second world war and the battles in the area. After the bunker we visited the small museum at the side of the road on the way out. This had an interesting array of artefacts and photographs.

3. Fort Roupel

Aftokinitodromos Thessalonikis Serron, Near Promahonas, Sidirokastro 62300 Greece +30 2321 095100 http://www.imma.edu.gr/macher/museums/show.html?museum_id=4
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Fort Roupel

Reviewed By billy1972billy - Harrisburg, United States

It is an amazing museum of WWII, where you can see and learn the original Greek defense line and moments of their fights against nazis .

4. Monastery of Timios Prodromos

Akritochori 621 00 Greece +30 2323 071189 http://www.timiosprodromos.gr/
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5.0 based on 36 reviews

Monastery of Timios Prodromos

5. Melidou Winery

Sidirokastro 62300 Greece +30 697 380 2864 [email protected] http://www.melidou.gr/
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Melidou Winery

6. Monastery of Saint John the Baptist of Serres

Serres 621000 Greece +30 2321 074544 [email protected] http://www.im-prodromou.gr
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Monastery of Saint John the Baptist of Serres

Reviewed By mariathena - London, United Kingdom

Magnificent ancient byzantine monastery Nuns are very friendly and helpful Great handmade eco products to buy The history of the founding monks and enduring devotion through centuries is worth exploring and studying

7. Sarakatsani Folklore Museum

Konstantinoupoleos 62, Serres 62122 Greece +30 2321 062528 [email protected] http://www.sarakatsani-folk-museum.gr/
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Sarakatsani Folklore Museum

important notice: during the winter period and until 30th of April you have to make a call before visiting the museum. The Sarakatsani Folk Museum in its present form is the result of many years of persistent efforts, during which it passed through several phases and received various awards. It was originally inaugurated in 1979 on the first floor of an old mansion in Serres. Four years later, in 1983, the exhibition expanded to the second floor as well, and the inauguration this time was combined with a scientific conference, the first to be organized on the subject 'Sarakatsani a Greek Nomadic Pastoral Population'.

8. Kerkini Lake

Kerkini 62055 Greece +30 2327 028004 http://kerkini.gr/
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Kerkini Lake

Reviewed By anastasiak863 - Athens, Greece

Lake Kerkini is one of the most important wetlands in Europe. What a stunning place!!! Birds everywhere and the greatest number of buffalos in Greece. Everything here exicts in a pieceful kingdom!! During your visit try a lot of outdoor activities. Cycling around the lakeside villages or take your own canoe. Don t miss a boat ride with the traditional boats!!! A real bird watching paradise!! (if you are lucky you can see flamingos all around) Try sweet kazan dipi and look for buffalo milk yogurt! Lake Kerkini is the perfect place to refresh your mind and soul!! Don't miss it!!

9. Serres Racing Circuit

Serres 621 00 Greece +30 2321 052592 http://serrescircuit.gr
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4.5 based on 10 reviews

Serres Racing Circuit

10. Lion of Amphipolis

Amfipoli 620 52 Greece
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Lion of Amphipolis

Reviewed By 401lind - Royston, United Kingdom

It wa just there, at the side of the road! It's huge. It's over 2000 years old and dates back to the time of Alexander the Great. Originally it would have been taller. It has been reconstructed on the original site, having been broken up over the years. Pieces were found in the river, the course of which has changed slightly. Fascinating. There are information boards, in English and Greek.

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