Imathia Region
region known for the tomb of Philip II of Macedon
Imathia Region
Imathia Region is located between Olympic Riviera (Pieria) to the south, Kozani Region to the west, Pella Region to the north and Thessaloniki Region to the east. The capital city of the region is Veria (Veroia).
Imathia is named after the historic region Emathia. During the centuries the area was part of the Macedonian Kingdom, the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and since 1913 it is part of Greece. Near Veria is the tomb of Phillip II of Macedon, the father of Alexander the Great.
highlights: region known for the tomb of Philip II of Macedon, region in North Greece, Greece
Hotels in Imathia Region
Αrchontiko Athina
guest house in Koumaria, Imathia Region
Sfendamos Wood Village
hotel in Agios Pavlos, Imathia Region
Villa Vadola
guest house in Arkochori, Imathia Region
Hotel Archontiko Dimitra
hotel in Vergina, Imathia Region
Hotel Kapsalis
hotel in Veria, Imathia Region
Pension Vergina
guest house in Vergina, Imathia Region
Mouson Melathron
guest house in Elafina, Imathia Region
Estate Kalaitzis
hotel in Vergina, Imathia Region