Ancient Edessa - Archaeological Site of Longos — Attraction in Edessa Municipality

The man who worked on the site was very nice and explained everything well. I recommend it. It's so much fun to watch. And very beautiful and special. There was also a cute dog that you could cuddle. Do you remember me? I was the one who was there during the autumn holidays with my mum and my two brothers and played with the dog. He stole my shoe and I tried to catch him but it didn't work. I also donated a pack of dog food. It doesn't cost anything to come onto the site, but you can donate dog or cat food. This is great! Is the dog still there? I would adopt him straight away, but my parents still have to decide whether I'm allowed to. Best greetings...

This is a magnificent but simple archeological site. If you do a little homework before visiting you’ll be rewarded by a walk through a once important ancient town. It’s free to visit and easy to teach, with a simple car park. There are various helpful signs around the site, somewhat sunbleached but insightful and simple. The site is still under developed but that’s a good thing. It’s good for kids but small children need to be supervised because the site is so open that they could fall...

I followed the signs from the Waterfalls and Mills. First it was difficult to find, but found it when I was at the mills. The path is very steep and not used much, apart from by fly tippers. At the end of the path you end up by a locked gate at the back of the site, so you can only see a bit of it from a farmer's land. It is a nice route, with lots of fig trees everywhere but disappointing to find the site closed at...