A unique combination of nature and tradition!
Kilkis
Kilkis is placed near the northernmost border of Greece and offers impressive natural landscapes. There is a wide range of alternative travel option to be enjoyed by nature lovers such as the mountain of the Paiko Range, the Emerald Lake, the Kroussia Mountain with the famous Balkan Botanical Garden, Lake Doirani and many more worth exploring. The area around Kilkis attracts visitors due to its cultural events and the revival of customs and traditions, mainly for the popular Goumenissa Brass Band. Goumenissa is also known for its famous wineries.
Here, you can find all information about Kilkis area
Worth it to see:
- The impressive mountains Paiko, Kroussia and Belles, with their abundant natural attractions, such as the emerald lake and waterfalls of Skra, the Axios and Gallikos rivers and the lakes Pikrolimni, Doirani and the artificial Lake Metalleiou -where Alexis Zorbas, Kazantakis’ hero lived and worked- with its rich flora and fauna.More information about the amazing nature of Kilkis can be found here
- In the region of Kilkis, the visitor has the opportunity to explore the rural areas, the local products, the cultural elements and the original characteristics of this area, concerning the environment and the tradition. Learn more about agrotourism in Kilkis here
- The archaeological sites, picturesque villages, churches and monasteries, the revival of customs and cultural events are remarkable attractions for the visitor in Kilkis. Find all about culture here
- The local cuisine, as well as the entire prefecture, is intensely multicultural. The Greek diaspora is concentrated on the table with all its features! In the homes, every season, traditional flavours and aromas beautify the atmosphere. The prefecture of Kilkis is justly proud of its rich culinary activity. Here, each family prepares pickles throughout the year, while local and delicious original recipes give their taste to every festive day of the year. You can find out more about the local gastronomy here
Don’t miss it!
To try the local cheeses: tsiortan, parcharotyri, solgoun, tsiokaliki, gais cheese and many other traditional delicacies,
which are honored in Kilkis.
