Art monuments in the city of Serres
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12Kb | The archaeological museum of Serres commonly known as "Bezesteni" |
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55Kb | The ruined castle of Acropolis. This castle is a typical landmark for the city of Serres. |
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55Kb | Part of Acropolis' ruined walls. |
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44Kb | St. George Kryonerites probably dating from the early 14th century, is situated on the way to the resort of St. John. |
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37Kb | The old metropolis (St. Theodores) as can be seen from NW |
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7Kb | The old metropolis (St. Theodores) as can be seen from SW |
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35Kb | The old metropolis (St. Theodores) as can be seen from S |
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41Kb | Saint Nicolas, at the NE part of Acropolis, a cemetery church with an underground crypt probably dating from the first half of the 14th century. |
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43Kb | The statue of Emmanouel Papas at the Liberty square. Commander chief of the Macedonian forces during the national Revolution against the Ottomans in 1821. |
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13Kb | Inscribed funerary relief with a male and a female bust and a Thracian horseman at the top and two male and a female bust at the bottom. 2nd century AD, Serres Archaeological Museum |
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58Kb | Apostle Andreas as it is pictured on a mosaic exhibited in the Archaeological Museum of Serres. |
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