Stagira

The village of Stagira, hidden on the slopes of Holomontas in northern Halkidiki, is known for its historical significance as the birthplace of the philosopher Aristotle.

The village combines the natural beauty of the area with a rich cultural heritage. Visitors can tour the ruins of ancient Stagira, where the remains of the theatre, public buildings and houses can be found.

The landscape, with its green slopes and magnificent views, offers a serene atmosphere for hiking and exploring. The village is also famous for its traditional atmosphere and authentic Macedonian hospitality, offering visitors the opportunity to combine historical discovery with the tranquility of nature.