Nymfaio, found at 4,400ft on Mount Vernon, is a customary settlement whose stone-constructed guesthouses and cobblestone ways are encompassed by an amazing beech timberland.

A seven-hour drive (330 miles) from Athens or two hours (110 miles) from Thessaloniki, the town is extraordinary and immortal.

Its history is noteworthy: from the late seventeenth century, for roughly 300 years, Nymfaio was one of the biggest silversmithing focuses in the Balkans.

The inheritance of these lavish days is obvious in the settlement's noteworthy stone chateaus and in the Folklore and History Museum finish with divider artistic creations, wooden Macedonian etched roofs and one of a kind household items.