Puff edessa

Puff edessa. The lake is a must for amateur ornithologists, and indeed anyone who enjoys a day in a tranquil and idyllic setting. Today's Edessa is built on the citadel of the ancient city, while its ancient wall and part of its market have come to light.

When you think of Greece, you think of olive oil. During the years , Edessa is connected by train with Thessaloniki, Veria, Florina and the Monastery.

During the years of occupation, the Germans set fire to half the city, destroying the Arrenagogio and the metropolitan church of Agii Anargyri, leaving behind thousands of homeless people. The grand, deep, 25 meter pool closes in the night for draining and refilling, while the wilder outdoor pool — including a hot waterfall — is open until the early hours.