Thrace, in the far north-east of Greece, is a region of diverse cultures, traditions and landscapes. Surrounded by the Aegean Sea, the Rhodope Mountains and the Evros River. It offers unspoilt countryside ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Alexandroupoli, its main town, is a cultural and economic crossroads. While sites such as the Dadia forests and the Vistonida and Ismarida lakes attract nature lovers. Thrace is also famous for its traditional festivals, crafts and local gastronomy. It is marked by a unique multicultural influence. A destination to discover for its authenticity and cultural richness.
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