It is built on the slopes of Vermio and has many attractions related to ancient Greek history and local traditions.
Winter destinations with children become ideal when there is the opportunity to play, play sports and explore new landscapes.
Peacocks, squirrels, ducks, and many species of birds welcome visitors to the city’s Municipal Park, which is ideal for walks all year round.
A 24 hour walk in the center of Naoussa is enough to unfold its rich cultural heritage.
The Obelisk, the Clock Tower, the Museum of Wine and Vine, the Folklore Museum of the Vlachs are among the most characteristic sights.
3 km outside Naoussa there is the famous Grove of Agios Nikolaos for which the locals are proud and not unjustly.
A green walk in a magical landscape with tall trees and the river Arapitsa is often found in the passage of visitors under wooden bridges.
During Halloween, one of the most traditional and ritual carnivals of Greece is set up, which becomes a pole of attraction for tourists from all over the country.
There are many rooms and hotels to choose in the city for those who will visit Naousa for winter holidays.
Dozens of hotels in Naoussa, traditional hostels and all kinds of accommodation will offer the visitor unique moments of relaxation depending on the budget available.
Hotels, cafes and restaurants also exist in the area of Agios Nikolaos.
The area produces excellent red wine, tsipouro and delicious fruits such as apples and peaches.
Graklianos is one of the most famous sweets, something like baklava but with honey from local must.