The haunting lake of Kastoria, Western Macedonia

Kastoria is a northern Greek lake city on the western shore of Lake Orestiada. The area is known for its Byzantine churches and Ottoman-era domestic architecture as well as for its fur clothing industry and trout.

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The haunting lake of Kastoria, Western Macedonia

Kastoria is a northern Greek lake city on the western shore of Lake Orestiada. The area is known for its Byzantine churches and Ottoman-era domestic architecture as well as for its fur clothing industry and trout.

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