Parga
is a distinctive traditional settlement built amphitheatrically.
It is one of the most beautiful tourist towns in Greece. It stands
out because of her Venetian Castle which surrounds the small island
of Mother Mary.
The
Municipality of Parga belongs to the prefecture of Preveza and
is situated in north west Epirus, near the Acheron river, Igoumenitsa
and faces the picturesque islands of Paxos and Antipaxos.
The capital of the municipality is in the city of Parga, where
most activities are take place. It
is the administrative, economic commercial and cultural center
of the district.
Beyond the town of Parga within a range of 4-5 Km, many facilities
for the satisfaction of visitors' needs exist. These are mainly:
hotels, lodges, restaurants, clubs, etc. This small town is considered
as a respectable tourist center of Epirus. Its infrastructure
can satisfy a large influx of visitors during peak season.
Parga is built on the edge of the Venetian Castle. Was definitely
influenced by the architecture of the Ionian Islands. One can
distinguish old "archondika" (traditional mansions),
traditional narrow roads (kantounia) and alleys flooded with color.
This beauty is distinct and attracts visitors from Greece and
abroad.
Parga became a prefecture in 1947 and was declared a tourist region
in 1962. Today the Municipality consists of the districts of:
Anthousa, Agia, Livadari and boarders with the community of Perdika
and the Municipality of Margariti.
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