Paramithia
Town of 2000
population, 37 kilometres east of Igoumenitsa.
Nestled in the foothills of Mt. Korila, 37 kilometres
east of Igoumenitsa, Paramithia is the chief town of the
Souli area. It occupies the site of Ancient Euroia,
which was destroyed by the Goths in 551. Its steep,
picturesque alleyways, its Epirot mansion houses and its
ruined mediaeval castle make it an interesting place to
explore. Also worth a visit is the Byzantine church of
the Dormition of the Virgin (Kimissi tis Theotokou) and
the Byzantine baths.
http://www.mcm.aueb.gr/ment/spetses/Koutsompogera-Manolopoulou/thespr.htm
The second in size Municipality of Thesprotia, which
covers an area of 316.853.000 m2, takes up the largest
part of the province of Souli, having as natural
boundaries the river Kalamas in the west and the
mountains of Paramythia in the north and east. The
population of the Municipality, the seat of which is the
homonymous town, comes up to 8.826 residents. The
largest part of the area of the Municipality - with the
exception of the narrow valley of Kalamas and the
valley/plain of Kokytos - is mountainous and
semi-mountainous, with Chionistra (1.644) and Gorila
(1658) being its highest peaks, NE and E of Paramythia.
More at:
http://www.apeiros.gr/paramithia.html
Vacancies
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