A vital structure in Roman times as it provided the water supply of the city.
A vital structure in Roman times as it provided the water supply of the city. It is located at the Samakia quarters and was built in the 2nd century A.D. probably by the Emperor Hadrian. It was operating until 1874 when pipes finally replaced the long lasted mission of the Aqueduct.
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The biggest church in Greece, approximately 2000 sq. m. with a capacity of 8000 people.
Read more ...A historical building of 1872 designed by the German architect Ernst Ziller.
Read more ...It was built between 1836-1843 on the spot where Saint Andrew was martyred.
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