Neraidochori, formerly known as Veternik, a village where the houses are built with red roofs, the visitor resort in the Alps. Aptly named as Neraidochori is a picturesque village steeped firs built in 1150 and measures Neraidochori is a highly developed tourist village as it is located in an area of great beauty and panoramic views of the peaks loops Marosa and Egg. Neraidochori, was the home of the second secretary of Ali Pasha, member and veteran of 1821, Christodoulos Hatzipetrou (1764-1869), who was the son of Gousios Chatzipetrou, chief shepherd of the region.

Infrastructure

Stone mansions, charming cafes and tavernas can be found to enjoy your stay in Neraidochori.

Must see

• The beautiful square with the tree and the fountain
• The old mill
• The stone bridge Hatzipetrou, built in 1750, with a length of 30 meters, a height of 8 meters and 17.50 meters opening arc.
• Church of St. Panteleimon, chapel (1648) which was rectangular style according to tradition. The new church was built in 1976.
• The church of Prophet Elias church, (before 1821), which because of the collapse was rebuilt in 1909 and in 1972 the church was rebuilt in the form it is today fundraiser with the villagers.

Suggestions

• Eat at one of the local taverns where it deserves to enjoy the local cuisine cooked hunting offers a unique way and local dishes with recipes based on time honored materials.
• Walk in the center of the village, where the stone-built church of St. Nicholas (basilica of 1764), which features the bust of Christodoulos Chatzipetrou, veteran of 1821 and member of the Friendly Society.

Around the village

Located 2km from the road to Neraidochori Pyrrha is the church of Agia Paraskevi (1792).

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