Sistrouni stands out for its natural landscape and its close connection to the region’s waterways. Among the sites within the Municipal Unit of Lakka-Souli, it is noted as one of the places where springs feed the Acheron River and its tributaries.
Sistrouni stands out for its natural landscape and its close connection to the region’s waterways. Among the sites within the Municipal Unit of Lakka-Souli, it is noted as one of the places where springs feed the Acheron River and its tributaries. The presence of water, combined with the stone bridges and old watermills, creates a particularly authentic landscape that strongly preserves the elements of the traditional Epirus countryside.
At the same time, the area features ruins of Pelasgian walls and ancient cist graves, elements that bear witness to the long history of settlement and the historical depth of the place. Sistrouni is thus a place where nature, local architecture, and traces of the past coexist in a meaningful and distinctive way
Local production in Ioannina also includes a remarkable range of traditional sweets. Spoon sweets, seasonal fruit jams, and handmade treats are part of the local
Zitsa itself, built on a vantage point, offers panoramic views of the wider Epirus hinterland. From the village and the surrounding hills, the view opens
The building of the Region of Epirus, formerly known as the Ioannina Prefecture building, is one of the city’s most distinctive public buildings and a
