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The Byzantine Fortress is the symbol of the city of Trikala and is located on its northeastern side. According to Procopius, it was erected by Justinian I (6th century) on the ruins of the acropolis of ancient Trikkis.
The cave of Bey is located in Koziakas at 1220m altitude, in a particular geological area. It is a sink draining the waters of a basin of the mountain, which eroded the limestone and found an exit on the eastern side of the hill.
The Center of History and Culture Kliafa functions as a Museum of the city of Trikala and aims to promote and study the local history of the last one hundred and fifty years.
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The exhibition concerns rare and unpublished photographic material covering the life and career path from its first childhood until 2012.