Igoumenitsa (Mainland)
Igoumenitsa, in the north of the island in the gulf that faces Corfu, is in a lovely setting because of the sea and the pine slopes behind. There is a road hugging the coastline so it is easy to explore. The island was liberated during the First Balkan War in 1913 when the city was little more than a tiny fishing village, home to 500 people. It was destroyed in World War II so what you see today is the rebuilt settlement.
Igoumenitsa (Mainland) is located near Mainland (Greece) 39° 29' 52.2182" N , 20° 15' 45.2619" E
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