Komotini Attractions
Byzantine Bridge of Kompsatos River
IasmosA scenic old stone bridge at the entrance to the wildlife refuge Poas-Dichalas. If you're on the Egnatia motorway, it deserves a shortstop.
Byzantine Fortress of Nymfaia
Remains of a Byzantine castle in Nymfaia forest. Not restored but a great opportunity for a journey in time with fantastic panoramic view.
Tower Clock (Yeni Mosque)
Ottoman clock tower, gift of Sultan Abdul Hamid II to the town of Komotini. It stands next to the mosque and it's the town's landmark.
Ancient City & Theatre of Maronia
On the way to the beach, you will stumble upon this theatre of an ancient rich city, Maronia, which is still to be discovered.
Archaeological Site of Mesimvria - Zoni
Ruins of an important ancient Samothracian colony that thrived on the 5th and the 4th century. It has a Sanctuary to Apollo and one to Demetra.
Irinis (Peace) Square
The central square of Komotini is a meeting place for locals. It's a beautiful place with trees and shade, and cafeterias.
Macedonian Tomb of Symvola
It is a small tomb for which little is known but that it dates from the Hellenistic period. Pretty basic but worth it if you are in the area.
Byzantine Walls of Komotini
What some call the Byzantine Walls dating back to the 4th century, are most probably the remnants of a 14th-century castle. Go have a look yourself.
