Thessaly (Mainland Region)

Karditsa (Prefecture) Karditsa: Plastira Lake in the morning mist Welcome to Karditsa!One usually thinks of Greece as an archipelago of a lot of islands. Yet, Karditsa can surprise its visitors with mountain landscapes as dramatic as one can see in the Alps, just one of many places of incomparable beauty in this region. ... Explore Karditsa Prefecture

Larissa (Prefecture) Mountain Olympus, Dwelling of Ancient Greek Gods Welcome to Larissa!The prefecture of Larissa belongs to the geographical district of Thessalia - it is the largest one of the prefectures contained within it - and borders with the Prefectures of Pieria and Kozani in the north, Grevena, Trikala and Karditsa in the west, Fthiotida and Magnissia in the south and the Aegean Sea in the east. It has approximately 270.600 inhabitants. ... Explore Larissa Prefecture

Magnesia (Prefecture) Pelio Milies Rail Station Welcome to Magnesia!The Prefecture of Magnesia, having a central geographical position in Greece and being almost equal in distance from the two major urban centers of Athens and Thessaloniki, constitutes a very important junction. ... Explore Magnesia Prefecture

Trikala (Prefecture) Trikala Welcome to Trikala!Trikala Prefecture is located in the Thessaly plains of central Greece. The prefecture holds Kalambaka, Meteora, as well as the main city of Trikala. Here you will find cities, mountains, lakes, open plains of farmland, and many traditional villages, some hidden in the forests of pine and beech trees. The area owes its beauty to the high mountains, the rich variety of plants and trees and fresh spring waters. ... Explore Trikala Prefecture

• Meteora and Meteora Monasteries
• Tempi Valley
• Karditsa: Lake Plastira
• Trikala, Osman Shah Mosque or Kursum Camii
• The Spectacular Kalambaka Town