Mount Pangaion: Ancient Glory & Natural Paradise UNESCO.

A well-known dessert, the history of which is preserved to this day.

Major sporting events related to the mountainous character of the area, such as the Papachristideios Road, the Tsamkiraneia, the Sports Festival, the Cycling Race, and the Pangaion Trail Run mountain race.

A traditional town with distinctive architecture reminiscent of Macedonian urban centers, offering a rich historical experience to visitors.

A well-preserved village with imposing mansions and a watermill, showcasing the local architecture of the 19th century.

A picturesque village with arched bridges and stone houses, offering an authentic experience of traditional life.

Vranokastro, located close to Palaiochori, is an archaeological site with ruins of a castle, probably built during the Byzantine period. Its location ensured strategic control of the area, while its position offers impressive views of Pangaion and the surrounding areas.

A small yet significant museum that maintains the cultural heritage of the area through folklore collections.

The ancient mines of Pangaion have been one of the most significant sources of wealth for Macedonia and Thrace, as gold and silver have been mined here since antiquity. The treasure from these mines contributed to the development of the Macedonian state and financed the campaigns of Alexander the Great. 
The ruins of the ancient facilities reveal the systematic exploitation of the region's mineral resources and the advanced expertise of ancient metallurgists. Today, the site provides valuable information about the economic history of the area.

The olive oil and olives of Pangaion are high-quality products. The area is famous for the cultivation of green olives.

The area of Mount Pangaion, with its long winemaking tradition, hosts vineyards that stretch on the slopes of the mountain at elevations of 400-700 meters, where both Greek and international grape varieties are cultivated. The unique soil composition and special microclimate contribute to the production of wines with distinctive characteristics.

Held at the Ancient Theatre of Philippi, a site of immense cultural significance.

A village known for Vranokastro, its plane trees, and flowing waters, which create a landscape of exceptional beauty.

High-quality crops, thanks to the fertile plains.

The Holy Monastery of Panagia Eikosifoinissa is one of the oldest and most important monasteries in Greece. It is located on the northern side of Mount Pangaion at an altitude of approximately 600 meters and was founded in the 5th century by Saint Germanos. The monastery was a spiritual center of Macedonia and played a significant role in Orthodoxy and education during the Byzantine period. 
The catholicon of the monastery is decorated with notable icons, while the site houses rare ecclesiastical relics. During the Ottoman period, the monastery was a center of resistance and education, suffering from looting and destruction. Today, it is an active convent and an important pilgrimage destination, attracting believers and visitors who wish to experience its rich history.

Products that bear the hallmark of the mountain’s unique ecosystem.

Dedicated to the history of olive cultivation, the museum highlights the importance of the olive tree for the local economy and culture.

The museum preserves and showcases the tradition of Nikisiani, with everyday objects, costumes, and tools.
 

The Holy Monastery of Panagia Pangaiotissa is one of the significant religious sites of Pangaion, with a rich history and deeply rooted religious tradition. It is located at a privileged site overlooking the mountain slopes and has been a spiritual refuge for monks and pilgrims for centuries. 

Its architectural design is simple yet impressive, and its interior preserves notable icons and ecclesiastical relics. The monastery celebrates on August 15, on the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, and is a reference point for local religious life.

It celebrates the strong connection of the region with viticulture and the tradition of winemaking.

The Holy Monastery of Ypapanti (Candlemas) is one of the most aesthetically pleasing monasteries in the area, known for its unique architecture and religious significance. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by the natural landscape of Pangaion, and is a place of spiritual reflection. 
The monastery preserves important icons and liturgical objects, and its tradition is linked to the long-standing monastic life of Macedonia. Today, it continues to attract visitors and pilgrims seeking peace and religious devotion. 

The Wax Museum in Kipia hosts accurate representations of significant personalities made of wax, offering visitors a unique cultural experience.