Exploring Kozani: A Hidden Gem in Northern Greece
Kozani, a city nestled in the rugged landscapes of Western Macedonia, offers visitors a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and a quiet charm that contrasts with the bustling energy of Thessaloniki, just two and a half hours away by car. While tourists rarely venture into this part of Greece, those who do are rewarded with stunning mountain views, rich cultural traditions, and a deep commitment to environmental sustainability.
A City of Contrasts: Tradition Meets Innovation
Kozani is best known for its energy production, saffron cultivation, and traditional Macedonian culture. The city is built at an altitude of 720 meters, surrounded by the Vermio, Pieria, and Vourinos mountain ranges, and lies near Lake Polyphytos, which is crossed by the impressive High Bridge of Servia.
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