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Church of Agia Kyriaki -Kampia Steni Evia

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Church of Agia Kyriaki -Kampia Steni Evia

The church of Agia Kyriaki in Kampia of Evia is built in a beautiful location between plane trees and running water.

Just 30 minutes drive from Chalkida and in the direction of North Evia, at the height of Nea Artaki we turn right towards Steni and follow the signs until we reach the lower Steni. On the right side of the road we will see a sign to Agia Kyriaki and in less than 5 minutes we will be there.

Leaning on a rock that is the left side of the church and part of the sanctuary, the church of Agia Kyriaki is essentially built on the cave, in the paddocks of which the locals found the icon of Agia Kyriaki. The abundant running water that exists in the area the visitor can see even in the cavernous interior of the church.

In 1521 during the Turkish occupation, the area is said to have three houses and a watermill, but today they do not exist. The area is paved where peddlers often sell local products (honey, oregano, thyme, etc.), a bridge over the ravine and fountains that run crystal clear water.

Almost all year round visitors can admire the running water that creates small waterfalls and climbing a few steps and a few meters above a small pond with green water fed by another small waterfall.

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Eria Evias -Church of the Virgin Monomeritissa - Ypapantis

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Eria Evias -Church of the Virgin Monomeritissa - Ypapantis

Eria is located near Kathenos, in the municipality of Dirfi, in central Evia. It is a place of unique natural beauty with running water, river and waterfalls, under the shade of plane trees. The name Eria, according to one version, comes etymologically from the word eria (hair) of sheep and goats that washed here.��According to another version, in the monastery that operated here, priests were ordained or that it was a school of priests. From the word priests, after alterations, the name Eria remained.

    At the entrance is the Byzantine church of the Virgin Mary of Monomeritissa Ypapantis. The church is rumored to have been built in the 11th century, but it is most likely built in the 13th century by the Byzantine Empress Theodora. The frescoes in the temple were made in 1637 according to the inscription on the left end of the birth arch. Finally, the ancient ones that have been found in nearby areas reinforce the view that in the area there was either an ancient temple or an aqueduct.

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Tourist Guide of Dirfion Messapia Evia Island

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Tourist guide of Dirfion Messapia Evia Island Greece-top attractions & traditional villages

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Chalkis or Chalkida, the beautiful capital of Evia. It lies in the shadow of Mount Dirfi & is a city with a history of 40 centuries. It spreads on two banks and the waters follow their own flow rules unique in the world. The colonies of Chalkis in Macedonia gave Halkidiki its name!

The Municipality of Chalkida with a population of over 100 thousand inhabitants is unofficially the new, beautiful suburb of Athens. The short transit time (less than an hour) and the suburban railway have brought the two cities even closer! The entrance to Chalkis has always been impressive! The Evripos cable bridge is the first cable-stayed bridge in Greece. Blue everywhere, lacy shores, panoramic views and often the snow-capped mountains of Dirfi are breathtaking. The old, sliding bridge is the heart of the city.

The Negroponte, meaning Black Bridge, was the medieval Venetian bridge. By this name finally was called Chalkis and the whole island. Respectively, the Turks call Evia Egriboz, which means Euripus. When Chalkis was a fortified castle city, there was an impressive sea tower on the bridge. The bridges and the area changed, but the pulse of Chalkida does not stop beating around the crazy irregular waters of Euripus, which the legend says that Aristotle, unable to explain the phenomenon died in Chalkida in the year 322 BC. It is true that this city has its own way of thrilling the visitors. On the “catwalk” or pasarella, the coastal boulevard next to the bridge you will find everything. Fun and music, cafes and restaurants. Opposite stands the majestic hill of Kanithos, the acropolis of the ancient city and today dominates the castle of Karabamba. The view is truly unforgettable.

In the precinct is the museum of the castle and the chirch of the prophet Elijah. In summer the venue hosts concerts and events. The tomb of the author Giannis Skaribas is in a wonderful place. Nearby the cafe – bar Xenia. A beautiful place that will make you love Chalkida even more. Agia Paraskevi, patron saint of Chalkida is located in the old town. Nearby the Emir Zade mosque. Stroll by the narrow streets and discover the aromas of the city in taverns and shops. Apart from the Archaeological Museum of Chalkida with the impressive exhibitions, you can visit the Folklore Museum but also beautiful buildings, such as the red house and the house with the statues in Malliou square, the town hall with baroque elements, the train station, the courthouse, the Roman palace, the Jewish synagogue, the Kaki Kefali lighthouse and the Roman aqueduct, also known as Kamares.

At the southern entrance of the High Bridge lies the archeological site of Avlida with the temple of Artemis and nearby the statue of Evian Georgios Papanikolaou, a doctor and researcher who discovered the pap test. A life experience is the fall with ropes from the bridge, the bungee jumping into another level. Under the bridge begins a walk that is loved by the locals.

Have you ever heard of a sea carnival? And yet Chalkida has established a spectacular event focusing on its crazy waters with frantic fun and many surprises! What is certain is that you will leave Chalkida feeling complete. Hills, views, monuments, human zeal and work, sea and blue and white shades, fresh delicious fish, appetizers, good company, raki and carefreeness. This is the sweet madness of Chalkida. Drosia, Nea Artaki and Lefkandi are additional options for exploration. Nearby excursions.

The picturesque traditional settlement of Steni is a favorite destination all year round. Green landscape, sounds from the river, snow in winter, Christmas atmosphere and excellent guesthouses, coolness in summer under the plane trees, delicious meat and appetizers! Try the pure traditional products of Evian land such as honey, wild herbs, pastries!

The church of Agia Kyriaki in Kampia is a place that will be engraved in your memory. Waterfalls and water flow, enchanting nature, thousand-year-old plane trees and a picturesque sacred church built in a cave with the spring flowing inside. Kampia, this a beautiful village, a quiet alternative to Steni.

Every year at the end of May, a large number of people from all over Greece decide to test their physical limits for the sake of the Christian faith. They start their pilgrimage route from Psachna in Evia to the village of Prokopi, to receive the blessing of Saint John the Russian, a miraculous Saint. The path is beautiful, it helps the body to succeed, while the village and the church compensate and reward with the grace of God the faith of the pilgrims and the greatness of their soul.

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Chalkis or Chalkida, the beautiful capital of Evia. It lies in the shadow of Mount Dirfi & is a city with a history of 40 centuries. It spreads on two banks and the waters follow their own flow rules unique in the world. The colonies of Chalkis in Macedonia gave Halkidiki its name!

The Municipality of Chalkida with a population of over 100 thousand inhabitants is unofficially the new, beautiful suburb of Athens. The short transit time (less than an hour) and the suburban railway have brought the two cities even closer! The entrance to Chalkis has always been impressive! The Evripos cable bridge is the first cable-stayed bridge in Greece. Blue everywhere, lacy shores, panoramic views and often the snow-capped mountains of Dirfi are breathtaking. The old, sliding bridge is the heart of the city.

The Negroponte, meaning Black Bridge, was the medieval Venetian bridge. By this name finally was called Chalkis and the whole island. Respectively, the Turks call Evia Egriboz, which means Euripus. When Chalkis was a fortified castle city, there was an impressive sea tower on the bridge. The bridges and the area changed, but the pulse of Chalkida does not stop beating around the crazy irregular waters of Euripus, which the legend says that Aristotle, unable to explain the phenomenon died in Chalkida in the year 322 BC. It is true that this city has its own way of thrilling the visitors. On the “catwalk” or pasarella, the coastal boulevard next to the bridge you will find everything. Fun and music, cafes and restaurants. Opposite stands the majestic hill of Kanithos, the acropolis of the ancient city and today dominates the castle of Karabamba. The view is truly unforgettable.

In the precinct is the museum of the castle and the chirch of the prophet Elijah. In summer the venue hosts concerts and events. The tomb of the author Giannis Skaribas is in a wonderful place. Nearby the cafe – bar Xenia. A beautiful place that will make you love Chalkida even more. Agia Paraskevi, patron saint of Chalkida is located in the old town. Nearby the Emir Zade mosque. Stroll by the narrow streets and discover the aromas of the city in taverns and shops. Apart from the Archaeological Museum of Chalkida with the impressive exhibitions, you can visit the Folklore Museum but also beautiful buildings, such as the red house and the house with the statues in Malliou square, the town hall with baroque elements, the train station, the courthouse, the Roman palace, the Jewish synagogue, the Kaki Kefali lighthouse and the Roman aqueduct, also known as Kamares.

At the southern entrance of the High Bridge lies the archeological site of Avlida with the temple of Artemis and nearby the statue of Evian Georgios Papanikolaou, a doctor and researcher who discovered the pap test. A life experience is the fall with ropes from the bridge, the bungee jumping into another level. Under the bridge begins a walk that is loved by the locals.

Have you ever heard of a sea carnival? And yet Chalkida has established a spectacular event focusing on its crazy waters with frantic fun and many surprises! What is certain is that you will leave Chalkida feeling complete. Hills, views, monuments, human zeal and work, sea and blue and white shades, fresh delicious fish, appetizers, good company, raki and carefreeness. This is the sweet madness of Chalkida. Drosia, Nea Artaki and Lefkandi are additional options for exploration. Nearby excursions.

The picturesque traditional settlement of Steni is a favorite destination all year round. Green landscape, sounds from the river, snow in winter, Christmas atmosphere and excellent guesthouses, coolness in summer under the plane trees, delicious meat and appetizers! Try the pure traditional products of Evian land such as honey, wild herbs, pastries!

The church of Agia Kyriaki in Kampia is a place that will be engraved in your memory. Waterfalls and water flow, enchanting nature, thousand-year-old plane trees and a picturesque sacred church built in a cave with the spring flowing inside. Kampia, this a beautiful village, a quiet alternative to Steni.

Every year at the end of May, a large number of people from all over Greece decide to test their physical limits for the sake of the Christian faith. They start their pilgrimage route from Psachna in Evia to the village of Prokopi, to receive the blessing of Saint John the Russian, a miraculous Saint. The path is beautiful, it helps the body to succeed, while the village and the church compensate and reward with the grace of God the faith of the pilgrims and the greatness of their soul.

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Archaeological Museum of Chalkida "ARETHOUSA"!

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Archaeological Museum of Chalkida "ARETHOUSA"!

Archaeological Museum of Chalkida “ARETHOUSA”!

  Ascension of Alexander the Great

 January 3, 2022

Chalkida, 12th c .

At the southeastern entrance of the city of Chalkida, left from the roundabout leading right to South Evia and left to North is an old industrial building, made of stone and brick, a building of the late 19th and early 20th century . It was the distillery and distillery “ARETHOUSA” of the Zachos brothers and it had taken its name from the adjacent homonymous source. Over time, it changed its use several times and after it was given to the Greek state, it was deemed protected and began to fall into disrepair. Fortunately, a few years ago it was decided to maintain and use it. Various ideas were proposed for its new use and finally the idea to become the New Archaeological Museum of the city was approved.

He even kept the title of the old company as a nickname. “ARETHOUSA”. And it became a timeless museum, which covers with its exhibits the entire history of Evia and Skyros, from the Neolithic era to Ottoman rule. That is about 5000 years of history.

For a long time, when I was passing outside Chalkida, going to other areas of the island, an old industrial building in quite good condition, caught my eye. Until I read about its use and its transformation into a museum. That’s how he got into the program.

Third day of the new year and on the one hand the sunshine, on the other hand that every year on such a day we usually go out to celebrate an anniversary, we decided. In less than an hour we parked in the area opposite the museum.

The plot on which the building is located is much larger and in this area they built a very modern building, which provoked many reactions as to whether it fits with the existing one. Personally, I like it very much and I like this coexistence. This building houses the tax office of antiquities of Evia, warehouses and laboratories for the preservation of antiquities.

Next to the museum is the open-air theater “ORESTIS MAKRIS”.

We passed the gate of the place and entered for a visit. First the formalities. Vaccination check, tickets, brochures and we get started.

This museum is Thematic. It is not as we are used to in most museums with a simple presentation of the exhibits chronologically. They are presented by topic.

For the presentation of our visit I will use the relevant text from the website of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Evia , enriching it with the photos I took

“The new permanent exhibition presents objects from all over Evia and Skyros from the Paleolithic period to the beginning of the 20th century, which comment on selected aspects of the history of the two islands through a dynamic social interpretation of important, timeless issues. In this context, issues of state organization, economy, cultural identities and worship are developed. Prominent aspects in the history of Evia are highlighted such as: the role of Skyros in trade and metallurgy in the prehistoric Aegean, the prosperity of the settlement in Lefkandi in the 10th century BC, the presence of Evians in the colonization and the spread of the Evian alphabet in the West , the connection of the Homeric epic and the ancient drama with the sanctuary of Artemis in Avlida, the famous Negroponte powerful center of the Venetians,

The  Introductory section  presents two Evian travel destinations, known since antiquity, 

Evripos in Chalkida with the unique tidal phenomenon and the hot thermal baths in Edipsos.

The vortices and the momentum of the waters in Euripus are connected with the depiction of spirals in vessels of the 3rd and 2nd millennium BC.

but also the statue of Poseidon that was lifted from the bottom of the strait.

The ancient spa town of Edipsos is approached through statues and tombstones. […]

  ( unique exhibit the pregnant female figure lower left)

 brief reference to the history of Evia

per chronological period

with a central focus on human presence and action,

which is enhanced with artefacts

depicting the human form

from Prehistory to the Ottoman era. “

In the same  area we see a pebble floor with a representation of Triton fighting with Scylla, from Eretria in the 4th century BC.

  In the section  State Organization  , aspects of state organization are presented,

as it has been formed since the 3rd millennium BC,

the historical times, the feudal states

until the Ottoman era. Evian places of the Bronze Age stand out with spatial organization, the emergence of cities and city-states,

the mints of Evia and Skyros

and the emergence of new social groups.

The rich gifts of the tombs from Iroos tou Toumpa in Lefkandi testify to the prosperity of Evia and the developed trade contacts with the eastern Mediterranean during the 10th century BC.

The state landscape of antiquity changes after the Hellenistic years with the dominant form of the monarch, which gathers all the powers. King of the Hellenistic era, emperor of the Roman, God forbid emperor of the Byzantine and sultan of the Ottoman.

The strong presence of Venetians on the island is reflected in the coins and sculptures of the Latin Empire .

  The exhibition continues on the mezzanine floor with the section  Colonization-Alphabet ,

where the visitor knows the migration movement of Evia in the Mediterranean, the creation of colonies

and transfer of the Evian alphabet to the West, which formed the basis of the Latin alphabet.

Also on the mezzanine floor, in a separate section, the  History of the Building is highlighted ,

from its construction as a factory

until its renovation and operation as a museum.

On the first floor of the building, the exhibition is dedicated to the  Economy  and includes objects related to the primary sector of the economy (agriculture, livestock, fisheries, etc.) and the Lilantio field, an area rich in raw materials, mainly clay, but also a field of conflict between in Chalkida and Eretria. 

The raw material processing sector is highlighted

with the important quarry complexes of Evia, where the Karystia stone was mined . Also, raw materials and metalworking objects from Prehistory are exhibited

up to Roman times. Special emphasis is given to Palamari of Skyros, an important station in the history of the circulation and processing of copper during the 3rd millennium BC.

At the same time, the maritime trade is presented

from the Classical to the Ottoman years with relevant exhibits of commercial activity.

The strategic position of the Venetian Negroponte, the later Ottoman Egriboz, is particularly prominent.

The section  Cultural Identities  develops the concept of cultural networks of communication and interaction and includes exhibits grouped in three major periods (Prehistory, Antiquity,

Byzantine Empire-Latin Empire-Ottoman Empire) and three geographical regions (Aegean, Mediterranean, Europe). Cycladic figurines, Evian and Attic vessels stand out,

lintel of the Byzantine era, a statue of the Virgin holding a baby in western style from the church of Agia Paraskevi and Ottoman tobacco syringes. Multimedia applications connect the cultural identities of the past with those of the present.

A special place is occupied by the fabric that covered the burnt bones of the man from Iroos in Lefkandi. It was transferred from the National Archaeological Museum and is exhibited for the first time in Evia 40 years after its discovery.

  The last section of the exhibition includes exhibits about the  Worship in Evia  from prehistoric times

until the rise of Christianity.

Figurines and ritual vessels from prehistoric Evian sites are presented.

Aspects of historical times highlight exhibits related to deities of the Greek pantheon

whose worship was widespread in Evia. Finds are also displayed from Avlida, from the Mycenaean cemetery in Mikro Vathi and the sanctuary of Avlideia Artemis.

Next is the introduction of eastern deities in Evia, such as Isis, Cybele and Serapis,

and the phenomenon of deification of mortals and heroes.

The section is completed

with the consolidation of Christianity.

Short videos and multimedia applications frame all sections of the museum, which complement and explain the exhibition narrative in a simple and enjoyable way, while emphasizing important aspects of the history and daily life of Evia from Prehistory to modern times. times “.

That’s the end of our visit to the New Archaeological (Diachronic) Museum of Chalkida “ARETHOUSA”. An excellent museum, a museum made with the modern point of view of Museology and with infrastructures that make it accessible to everyone. A museum housed in a building worthy of its contents. It was just WONDERFUL!

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The Gorge of Agali in Agios Athanasios, Evia

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The Gorge of Agali in Agios Athanasios, Evia

Agali gorge is one of the most beautiful gorges of Euboea island. It is situated on the SW slopes of Mount Dirfys, the highest mountain of the island, and stretches for 5 km (3.1 mi).

The entrance tο Agali gorge is east of Agios Athanasios, just past the village’s sports grounds. The village of Agios Athanasios is built at an altitude of 200 meters (656 ft), 33 km (20.5 mi) NE of Chalkida city.

On the outskirts of the mountain range of Dirfi is the gorge of Agali.

Mount Dirfis with the highest peak at 1743m is the highest mountain in Evia and at its foot we find the beautiful gorge of Agali.

The canyon

A few meters above the village of Agios Athanasios in the municipality of Dirfion – Messapia, is the gorge of rare beauty of Agali. It is one kilometer long and its beds are overgrown with plane trees and lush vegetation. The green slopes, the running waters and the steep cliffs with the various colors compose a wonderful bouquet of natural beauty.

Gargling water flows in the gorge, which forms small waterfalls along the way. The visitor will see streams rushing to the steep cliffs.

Inside the gorge is the cave called Voidokleftra for which evidence of habitation from the Neolithic era has been found. In fact, in the village of Glyfada (former Tserges) a Neolithic tank has been found while there is also the dragon house of Dirfi.

Walkable path and with signage for most of the route in the gorge of Agali

The route is marked as it is part of a mountaineering route and is passable, while for the most part it can be walked even by small children.

Mountaineering route Agios Athanasios – Dirfys Shelter

For climbers and those who trust their endurance, from the gorge begins one of the routes to the shelter and the top of Mount Dirfis at 1,745 m. The route A1 has an altitude difference of 900 m and lasts about 3.5 hours to the shelter .

Starting from the village of Agios Athanasios, continue to the stadium and then enter the gorge of Agali. You reach the source Krateia and follow the forest road until you find again the path that winds the base of the cone of the top. From there you go to the saddle Leiri and going right you end up in the shelter of Dirfi.

How will you come?

Agios Athanasios is 28 km from Chalkida. From Chalkida you head to North Evia and Artaki, in Artaki you turn right to Steni and at the height of the village Kathenoi you turn left. At the height of Paliouras you will find a sign to the right of Agios Athanasios. From the village at 1,500 m you will find the stadium where you can park your vehicle and start the route.

Sources: Eviaportal.gr

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