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Parga is a picturesque small town on the north-western coast of Greece, in the area called Epirus.
Parga town is situated in a sheltered bay and its houses climb the mountainside from seaside to the top
Parga is surrounded by mountains covered with olive groves. The wonderful nature of Parga, her history, her harmonious natural beauty her picturesque bays, the golden beaches, the flowers, the green colors from the olive and orange trees and the endless beaches have constituted her as the jewel of Epirus and a place of attraction for Greeks and foreigners and its only a breath away from the Preveza - Igoumenitsa highway.
Parga is a positive surprise. It is a small town on the mainland with an island-feeling to it.
Here you can enjoy the real Greek food, and the local people are very nice. There are as many Greek tourists as people from elsewhere in the world. Wintertime Parga has about 2.500 inhabitants, while during tourist-season are many more.
With the nice town, the harbour and its restaurants, the nearby beaches and the good food, Parga is worth a visit.
It is a quiet and relaxing place, not for those who want a lot to do and having a party but for those who want to relax and take it easy and to make trips into the mainland and some of the nearby islands like Paxos and Antipaxos. The big island of Corfu is also not all that far away.
Parga was declared a tourist region in 1962.
For all of the visitors needs, Parga is a significant holiday destination which has:
* Many small and large hotels
* A plethora of lodges and rooms to rent
* Entertainment venues (bars, restaurants etc.)
* A large number of shops to meet the needs of all visitors.
To the visitor, the town of Parga will appear very interesting.
The uniqueness of her construction was influenced from the architecture obtained during Venetian rule: Small houses, white in color adjacent to each other, traditional mansions, narrow roads (kandounia), and full with flowers.
The shops, the entertainment venues, the discos, the bars, the taverns, the restaurants, etc. give a cosmopolitan flavour to the small town.
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