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To the north of Chios stands the Castle (or Fortress), a diachronic center of attraction. Dated from the 9th-10th century, its architectural structure was influenced by the Genoans, the Venetians and the Ottomans, which will definitely be noticed by the visitor. The interventions and repairs did not stop until the 20th century, since the south...
Volissos Castle, the only defensive wall of the area, is located northwest of Chora on an elevated slope. Its construction is dated from the 11th century, but the presence of Genoans during the 15th century has also been confirmed. Volissos Castle is of a trapezoid shape with six circular towers, while several buildings (cisterns, churches)...
In Armolia, you will be impressed by the castle of Apolihni or Oria (beautiful). A tradition, dated from the Byzantine period, speaks of a beautiful lady, who lived in the castle and jumped off the wall during the invasion of the enemies to save herself from being a captive. Therefore, the Castle was named after this myth and was built in 1440...
The image of the Fortress commanding the Gorge of Kambia is breathtaking. The natural fortification of the rocks contributed in the conservation of the medieval embattled building. At the top of the hill lies the small chapel of Agia Paraskevi. Therefore, the Fortress is also known as the Castle of Agia Paraskevi.
The Castles intercommunicated with Vigles. Vigles are cylindrical medieval stone buildings, which are scattered on seashores, capes and hills near the sea. Their main purpose was the observation and supervision of the sea for possible hostile raids. The defensive fortification enabled the inhabitants to get ready and alert the rest of the...
