Livadia

(Photos: Michael Tziotis)

Livadia: Traditional Balcony Please notice the carved marble supports	Livadia Modern and Traditional Buildings and the Castle Try to imagine the scenery without the ever present net of cables!
Part of Livadia Central Square	Livadia: Entry to Town with Orientation Signs Straight to the Krya Springs, left to the Castle and the Theater, right to Delphi and Northern Greece.
Livadia: Lambros Katsonis Statue Born in Livadia in 1752, a pre-revolution hero, spent all his life attacking the Ottoman rulership in Greece and the Balkans. He died in Crimea in 1804. He did not hesitate to attack Katerina the Great, czar of Russia, when she agreed to end the Turkish-Russian War in 1792.	Erkyna River through Livadia A couple of thousand feet downstream from its springs, Erkyna river flows on its stone-paved bed, harnessed to the best of the ecological trends of the previous century. It's a gift to the environment and the people that later on, the river is left to flow in its natural bed.
Livadia Main Street	Livadia Old Houses across Erkyna River Bed
Livadia Pedestrian Zone on a Sunday Noon	Livadia Street
Livadia Town Clock	The Livadia Municipal Building Housing a hotel in the past, it is used to house the municipal authorities now, since the old municipal buildling was emptied to be renovated. Local people hope that some Higher Technical Education department will be stationed in the city.
Traditional Entrance Door