Diateichisma of Kassandreia

The Diateichisma of Kassandreia, also known as the "Fortress of Kassandreia," is a significant archaeological monument in Halkidiki. It was constructed during the Byzantine Empire, around the 4th century AD, with the purpose of protecting Kassandreia from invasions and attacks. The wall extends from the western to the eastern coast of the Kassandra Peninsula, forming a defensive barrier.

The construction features impressive stone walls and towers, showcasing the architectural and military expertise of the era. The Diateichisma stands as a testament to the strategic importance of the area in antiquity and offers visitors the opportunity to explore the history and architectural heritage of Kassandreia. Today, the monument is accessible to visitors and provides a breathtaking view of the surrounding area, while also serving as a reminder of Halkidiki's rich historical and cultural legacy.