Saint George’s Cave is located at the foot of Saint George’s Hill of Kilkis and is ranked among the most appreciated in Greece. Its surface is relatively large and exceeds 1,000 square meters and has two floors.
The space is impressive in Cave and visitor, as he moves in a corridor over the river and against to the flow of water, monitors the natural decoration in the Cave which is dominated by white and red stalactites of various forms.
It passes through various rooms filled with stalagmites and stalagmites in beautiful formations. Lighting highlights these beautiful sculptures created by nature.
An architectural jewel and a symbolic bridge. The central pedestrian bridge of Trikala is the main connecting point of the city, uniting the trikals, making it the reference point, functioning as a point of unity.
The waterfall’s emerge in the midst of a wild virgin landscape with screeches, plane trees, pines, lakes, rosary and coumaris.











