ANCIENT SITE OF PHERADI MAJUS

This ancient site dates back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries BC. The city became a municiple under Marcus Aurelius and then a Roman colony before being abandoned around the 12th century. One can contemplate many vestiges there: thermal baths cleared of a surface of approximately 500^m2, a forum surrounded by porticoes on three sides, a market, a nymphaeum marked of a beautiful arcade provided with five arches sheltering five basins and finally a religious complex located on a hill.