Aghia Varvara is one of the many Mastorochoria villages that were built at the altitude level of the oak zone, on Goritsa hill. Since the 18th century that the village was thriving, the famous 'Bouloukia' left religious, public and private monuments. In our days only few habitants remain, but people of diaspora and visitors overrun the village during summer attracted by its rich natural and cultural environment. 

 Religious Monuments:

  • Aghios Athanasios
  • Aghios Georgios (Papaioannou 2008: 162-163)

Secular Monuments:

 

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Aghia Paraskevi (Kerasovo)

Aghia Paraskevi is one of the largest and most vivid villages of the Mastorochoria area. It is built on an altitude over 1.000 meters next to Sarantaporos' tributary, Vourkopotamos. Read More
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Aghia Varvara (Plavali)

Aghia Varvara is one of the many Mastorochoria villages that were built at the altitude level of the oak zone, on Goritsa hill. Read More
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Amarandos (Isvoros)

The springs of Ziasikas, a tributary of Sarantaporos, and an amazing natural environment of oaks and black pine forests form the surroundings, where Amarandos village is built. Read More
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Asimochori (Lekatsi)

Asimochori actually means the village of the silversmiths. Built at 970m, the village creatively overcame the economic deadlock of the limited agricultural resources by developing technical skills. Read More
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