Imathia · Macedonia · 40°31′ N 22°12′ E
Royal gold from Vergina, frescoes from Byzantium, wooden houses above the river – a guide to Veria and Imathia.
Riders, fresco in the Old MetropolisPhoto: V. Feidopoulou, CC BY-SA 4.0
Next event · Concert
7 November 2026Saturday · 20:00
One of the most distinctive voices of Greek song brings her new show to the Thanos Mikroutsikos Arts Venue, with Isidoros Pateros and conductor Giorgos Pagiatis.
Thanos Mikroutsikos Arts Venue, Veria
About Veria
Veria carries three ages within it: the gold of the Macedonian kings, the frescoes of Byzantium and the wooden houses of Barbouta. You can reach them all on foot – or half an hour away.
Aigai, the first capital of the Macedonians. The royal tombs of Vergina are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
To Vergina
More than sixty churches in the old town, frescoes and icons in the Byzantine Museum.
To the churches
The Jewish quarter above the Tripotamos – wooden balconies, cobblestones, mansions.
Through the lanes
Acts of the Apostles 17
They received the word eagerly and examined the Scriptures every day – so the Acts of the Apostles tell of the people of Beroia.
The Bema, a small shrine with mosaics, marks the spot in the middle of the town.
To the Bema
Outdoors
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