Known for bridge, hiking pass, mountain town, scenic road, viewpoint, Zagori cultural landscape, orthodox church
Zagori cultural landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Vitsa is a picturesque traditional village located in the central Zagori region of Northwestern Greece. Perched at an altitude of roughly 955 meters on a mountainside, it overlooks the famous Vikos Gorge, offering visitors enchanting views and a peaceful mountain setting. Vitsa is famous for its ＂Skala＂, historic stone pathways connecting it to neighboring villages before modern roads existed.
You understand, it is impossible to see Greece just in a couple of days. Come with us to explore Greece in a 1-2 week road trip. We will pass Vitsa, along with other Greece' attractions, to discover the soul of the country, its way of life, culture and traditions, food and drinks. Browse our tours passing Vitsa, or contact us directly for a custom tour in Greece. By the way, we charge nothing for a custom itinerary. Contact us directly, let's plan all the details of your trip and get it done!
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Last reviewed: 23 September 2025
Vitsa description
Vitsa village is located in the Zagorochoria, nestled in the Zagori region of Northwestern Greece. The village is part of the network of 46 stone-built villages in the Zagori area. For centuries, these settlements existed in relative autonomy, preserving unique cultural and architectural forms while living in harmony with nature. Vitsa is a part of Zagori inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under the name Zagori Cultural Landscape.
Vitsa is a picturesque traditional village located in the central Zagori region of Northwestern Greece, about 36 kilometers from the city of Ioannina. Perched at an altitude of roughly 955 meters on a mountainside, it overlooks the famous Vikos Gorge, offering visitors enchanting views and a peaceful mountain setting.
The village is divided into two neighborhoods: Ano (Upper) Vitsa and Kato (Lower) Vitsa, linked by cobbled streets known locally as ＂galderimia＂. These charming stone pathways, alongside traditional architecture, enhance Vitsa's quaint and authentic mountain charm.
Vitsa is celebrated for preserving traditional Zagorian architecture, with stone-built mansions topped by slate roofs and narrow alleys winding around the village square, which boasts a majestic plane tree, a common feature of Zagori villages that symbolizes communal life.
Historically, the area near Vitsa is rich with archaeological significance. Excavations in the Genitsari region revealed ancient settlements dating from the 9th to 4th centuries BC, including artifacts, coins, and graves believed to have belonged to the Molossian tribe, linking the village to ancient regional cultures.
The village itself appears in documents from the 14th century under the name Vezitsa. Vitsa has been continuously inhabited since, including through the Ottoman period, during which Zagori villages enjoyed limited autonomy and self-governance, fostering economic growth and cultural development.
Notable in Vitsa are its historic churches, including the Church of Agios Nikolaos built in 1612 with impressive frescoes, the Dormition of the Virgin from 1554, and the Taxiarches Church dating from 1607. These religious monuments reflect the deep Orthodox Christian heritage of the area.
A famous landmark is the double-arched Missios Bridge, constructed in 1748, which spans the nearby Voidomatis River. This architectural masterpiece showcases traditional Zagorian stone bridge design and serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the Vikos Gorge.
Vitsa is also renowned for its ＂Skala＂, historic stone pathways connecting it to neighboring villages before modern roads existed. The Skala of Vitsa, built in 1868, is a a testament to local engineering, features perfectly calculated widths allowing pack animals to navigate turns with cargo.
Tourists are drawn to Vitsa for its rich culture, stunning nature, and accessibility to hiking trails leading into Vikos-Aoos National Park. The village serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding natural beauty, including the Vikos Gorge, one of the deepest in the world.
Zagori, including Vitsa, has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site nomination, recognized for its cultural landscape where architecture, nature, and human activities harmonize. This status highlights the area's value and promotes sustainable tourism and preservation.
Visitors enjoy a variety of outdoor activities near Vitsa, hiking, trekking, and bird watching, while also indulging in local Epirus cuisine at traditional tavernas in the village center, offering hearty meals made from local ingredients.
The village has a relaxed atmosphere, with a small, mostly rural population. Local hospitality is warm, inviting tourists to experience authentic mountain life and customs, including annual cultural events like festivals dedicated to religious celebrations.
Vitsa's location makes it a gem for those interested in history, nature, and traditional Greek village culture. Its combination of historic sites, natural scenery, and peaceful ambiance continues to attract travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences.
In recent years, efforts have been made to maintain and restore Vitsa's historic architecture and infrastructure in harmony with its traditional character, securing its legacy for future generations while supporting its role in the regional tourism landscape.
In conclusion, Vitsa offers a unique blend of history, culture, and nature within the UNESCO-recognized Zagori region. Its stone houses, historic churches, bridges, and proximity to Vikos Gorge make it a must-visit destination for travelers exploring Epirus.
Vitsa related tours
We at Monterrasol Travel welcome you to see Vitsa during multi-day private car tour. Contact us if you would like to customize your tour to Vitsa.
We have developed several private tours that visiting beautiful Vitsa. But, if you have a special conditions or any from these tours fit you, please do not hesitate to contact us, we can organize a tour exactly as you would like. We charge nothing for develop a custom itinerary. And remember, we have no problems to take you from almost any place where you stay, hotel or private accommodation.
We welcome you to explore with us Greece UNESCO region Zagori with our extended 14-day circle tour from Igoumenitsa. The main attraction of this tour is region Zagori (UNESCO World Heritage site for its Cultural Landscape). In Zagori we will visit the most beautiful mountain stone villages and see ancient stone bridges.
Another important part of this tour is understand Byzantine period in Greece. For that, we going to see churches and Byzantine Art museum in Kastoria.
Our tour will start with visiting the archaeological site Dodoni, known in ancient times for its Oracle, which nowadays features a huge ancient theater (UNESCO Tentative List site). We will stay overnight in the mountain town Metsovo, known for its wine and cheese.
Before coming to Zagori, we will also visit the town Kastoria, known for its fur production and exceptional Byzantine churches. We will learn about the Byzantine period of Greece in its Byzantine museum, use the promenade along the lake, and come to see the monastery and cave.
The main part of this tour is exploring the region of Zagori (also called Zagorochoria). There we will visit the most important villages in the regions of Central Zagori and Tymfi, and scout beautiful ancient stone bridges locals still use. Zagori's architecture is a great representative example of traditional, stone-built settlements, with its monasteries and churches, large houses, and stone bridges.
With this extended tour focused on Zagorochoria, we will see a few beautiful bridges, several panoramic viewpoints, and a couple of hiking passes, visit monasteries, and enjoy local specific food and drinks in tavernas.
On the way back to Igoumenitsa, we will come to Ioannina, to see its Ottoman fortress and Silversmith museum of weapons and jewelry.
tour destinations: Ano Pedina, Arta, Aspraggeli, Elafotopos, Ioannina, Kapesovo, Kassope, Kipoi, Koronisia, Monodendri, Necromanteion of Acheron, Negades, Nicopolis, Papingo, Preveza, Skamneli, Tsepelovo, Vikos, Vitsa, Vradeto
We welcome you to explore the contrasts of Greece with our 15-day round-trip tour from Igoumenitsa. The main attraction of this tour is the UNESCO region of Zagori (UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural landscape). Another important part of this tour is discovering attractions in areas of Ioannina, Arta, and Preveza.
The main part of this tour is the region of Zagori (also called Zagorochoria). There we will visit villages in regions of Central Zagori and Tymfi, and scout beautiful ancient stone bridges locals still use. Zagori's architecture is a great representative example of traditional, stone-built settlements. During our time in Zagori, we will also come to a few developed hiking passes, relatively easy but with amazing viewpoints, and several monasteries.
In Ioannina, we will visit its Ottoman fortress and Silversmith museum of weapons and jewelry. We will also come to the small islet inside of Ioannina's lake to explore there a few monasteries and the Ali Pasha museum.
After Ioannina, we will come to Arta to see there archaeological museum and gorgeous Ottoman bridge. On the way to Arta, we plan to visit the famous Paul Vrellis Greek History museum.
On the way to Preveza, we will come to the small fishers village Koronisia, located in the middle of a huge lagoon. In the area of the coastal town Preveza, we will explore the vast Roman archaeological site Nicopolis, established by Roman Emperor Octavian.
On the way back to Igoumenitsa, we will visit the mountain archaeological site Cassope and an unusual place called the Necromanteion of Acheron, featuring an ancient Greek temple of necromancy devoted to Hades and Persephone.
We welcome you to discover amazing Northern Greece region with our 15 days tour from Thessaloniki. With this off-season tour we going to see the most important areas of Northern Greece, come to see Thasos island, visit archaeological site Philippi (UNESCO World Heritage site), and spend few days in famous region Zagori (UNESCO World Heritage site for Cultural Landscape).
The tour will start with visiting Amphipolis, an important ancient Greek polis and a Roman city later, today a large archaeological site with a museum. Amphipolis is known from antiquity as a colony of ancient Athenians and the site of the battle between the Spartans and Athenians in 422 BC.
After Amphipolis we will come to Kavala, to see its historical center, fortress and taste wine in nearby winery. Near Kavala will will come to explore huge and important archaeological site Philippi, with exceptional Roman architecture, its urban layout as a smaller reflection of Rome itself, and its importance in Christianity because of several visits to the city by the apostle Paul.
For those who enjoy wine, we scheduled to visit two famous wineries in the Kavala region, Biblia Chora winery and Chateau Nico Lazaridi winery, and taste their wines.
From Kavala, after short drive, we will take a quick ferry to Thasos island, where we will visit historical landmarks of Thasos town, museum of Olive and Olive oil, picturesque Kefalogourna waterfalls, Archangel Michael monastery, Marble Quarry and few other sites.
When we return back from Thasos to mainland, we will continue to discover Northern Greece. We will continue with Byzantine Greece by visit Byzantine museum in Veria. Near Veria, we will come to Aegae, first capital of the Macedonian kingdom and the burial place for their kings, considered to be one of the biggest and the most significant places of classical Greece. Its inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List because of its monumental significance in Western civilization and exceptional architecture.
After Aegae, next place to visit is mountain town Metsovo, known from Ottoman census records. Metsovo residents got a special privileges by provided the special service of guarding local mountain passes and the servicing of travelers. Metsovo is known for merchants, traveling sheepherders, rich traders, and cuisine with famous local cheeses and winemaking industries, including the Katogi vineyard of the Averoff family.
Large part of this tour is visiting Zagori region, designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zagori contains 46 villages known as Zagori villages, also called Zagorochoria. The main source of income for the local communities originally came from commercial activities which resulted in migration to distant places. As result, the region is full of cute villages with stone houses, stone bridges, cobblestones, fountains, schools, temples and monasteries.
UNESCO added Zagori to the list of Cultural Landscapes, acknowledging the universal value of Zagori's architecture as a representative example of traditional, stone-built settlements. During our time in Zagori we will also come to few developed hiking passes, relatively easy but with amazing viewpoints.
We invite you to explore Greece with our 18-day circle tour from Igoumenitsa. The main attraction of this tour is the UNESCO region of Zagori (UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural landscape) and Tzoumerka, both are mountainous areas with stone villages, stone bridges, and wild nature. Also, we will come to see attractions in areas of Ioannina, Arta, and Preveza.
In the region of Zagori (also called Zagorochoria), we will visit villages of Central Zagori and Tymfi, and see beautiful ancient stone bridges locals still use. Zagori's architecture is a great representative example of traditional, stone-built settlements. During our time in Zagori, we will also come to a few developed hiking passes, relatively easy but with amazing viewpoints, and several monasteries.
Similar to Zagori, Tzoumerka is a large mountainous area with stone villages and stone bridges. Although Tzoumerka is a bit more wild, mountains are taller, canyons are deeper, and the distance between villages is longer. Here in Tzoumerka, we will also visit the cliff monastery Holy Kipinas and the picturesque Anemotrypa Stalactite cave.
In Ioannina, we will visit its Ottoman fortress and Silversmith museum of weapons and jewelry, together with the small islet in the middle of Ioannina's lake to see there a few monasteries and the museum of famous Ali Pasha.
Before we enter the Tzoumerka region, we are going to visit the famous Paul Vrellis Greek History museum.
In Tzoumerka, we will come to see the mountain town of Syrrako and take a hiking pass through a canyon between Syrrako and Kalarites. From Syrrako, we will continue our tour via the Holy Kipinas monastery, located just on the cliff, and will come to the mountain town of Melissourgoi, where we need to see its bridge.
The next day we will visit Anemotrypa Stalactite cave, see the large ancient bridge in Frasta, and come to Arta to explore its archaeological museum and gorgeous Ottoman bridge.
On the way to Preveza, we will come to the small fishers village Koronisia, located in the middle of a huge lagoon. In the area of the coastal town Preveza, we will explore the vast Roman archaeological site Nicopolis, established by Roman Emperor Octavian.
On the way back to Igoumenitsa, we will visit the mountain archaeological site Cassope and an unusual place called the Necromanteion of Acheron, featuring an ancient Greek temple of necromancy devoted to Hades and Persephone.
Come with us to discover amazing Northern Greece with our 18 days tour from Thessaloniki. With this off-season tour we going to see the most important places in Thessaloniki, will come to Thasos island, walk archaeological site Philippi (UNESCO World Heritage site), and spend a few days in popular region Zagori (UNESCO World Heritage site for Cultural Landscape).
We will start with discovering Thessaloniki, the cultural capital of Greece, known for its Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments (UNESCO World Heritage Sites), renowned cuisine, and never sleep atmosphere.
After Thessaloniki we will come to Kavala, to see its historical center, fortress and taste wine in nearby winery. Near Kavala will will come to explore huge and important archaeological site Philippi, with exceptional Roman architecture, its urban layout as a smaller reflection of Rome itself, and its importance in Christianity because of several visits to the city by the apostle Paul.
From Kavala, after short drive, we will take a quick ferry to Thasos island, where we will visit historical landmarks of Thasos town, museum of Olive and Olive oil, picturesque Kefalogourna waterfalls, Archangel Michael monastery, Marble Quarry and few other sites.
When we return back from Thasos to mainland, we will continue to discover Northern Greece. We will continue with Byzantine Greece by visit Byzantine museum in Veria. Near Veria, we will come to Aegae, first capital of the Macedonian kingdom and the burial place for their kings, considered to be one of the biggest and the most significant places of classical Greece. Its inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List because of its monumental significance in Western civilization and exceptional architecture.
Our next place to visit is mountain town Metsovo, known from Ottoman census records. Metsovo residents had a privileges from Ottomans because they provided the special service of guarding local mountain passes and the servicing of travelers. Metsovo is known for rich merchants and traders, traveling sheepherders, specific cuisine used local cheeses, and wine making traditions including the Katogi vineyard of the Averoff family.
Significant part of this tour is exploring the Zagori region (approved as UNESCO World Heritage Site for Cultural Landscape). Zagori, also called Zagorochoria, contains 46 villages known as Zagori villages. The main source of income for the local communities initially were commercial activities like trading to distant places. Rich residents during centuries built many villages with stone houses, stone bridges, cobblestones streets, fountains, schools, churches and monasteries.
UNESCO added Zagori to the list of Cultural Landscapes, acknowledging the universal value of Zagori's architecture as a representative example of traditional, stone-built settlements. During our time in Zagori we will also come to few developed hiking passes, relatively easy but with amazing viewpoints.
After we leave Zagori, we will come to Ioannina, to see its fortress, silversmith weapons and jewelry museum, and come to small island at the middle of Ioannina lake, to have a short walk with visiting a few churches and monasteries and the museum of famous Ali Pasha.
From Ioannina, on the way to Igoumenitsa, we will come to see archaeological site Dodoni, know for its gorgeous ancient theater. From Igoumenitsa we will take ferry to Corfu. There on Corfu we need to walk its historical center, fortress, and we will come to see ancient Paleokastritsa monastery located on another side of Corfu island.
We welcome you to explore non-touristic sites of Greece with our extended off-season discovery 26-day circle tour from Igoumenitsa. We will explore several famous mainland regions of Greece: Central Greece, Peloponnese, Epirus, and even Zagori, recently nominated as UNESCO World Heritage site for cultural landscape.
Few of visited sites are on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites, and few are UNESCO Tentative List sites. We will visit castles and fortresses, coastal and mountain towns, ancient monasteries and cathedrals, archaeological sites and ancient bridges, off the beaten track attractions and beautiful taverns.
We will start the tour with visiting town Parga famous fort castle and beaches. Next attraction where we will walk is ancient city Nicopolis (UNESCO Tentative List site), and come to explore and sleep in coastal town Preveza. Through the only under sea tunnel in Greece we will come to coastal town Nafpaktos, and on the way will visit archaeological site Oeniadae (UNESCO Tentative List site) with shipyard and small ancient theater.
In Nafpaktos we need to see a fortress; in historical center we need to say Hello to Miguel de Cervantes which statue is located in old port. Next day, after exploring two fortresses, Antirrio and Rio, take images of beautiful bridge from ferry, we will come to Patras, to see famous castle, cathedral, and few attractions from Roman time.
Starting from Patras, we are already in the Peloponnese region, where located the most attractions of this our tour. We will come to famous Olympia, explore archaeological site and 3 museums. Next our locations are fortresses Pylos and Methoni, and we will stay in lively town Kalamata with long beautiful coastal line and beach. From here we also will visit archaeological site Messene (UNESCO Tentative List site).
From Kalamata, with short walk in medieval part of town Kardamyli, we will come to explore Mani peninsula famous for specific tower houses and people who claim be descent from the ancient Spartans. We will see the heart of Mani, the historical capital of the Mani Peninsula town Areopoli, its historical center, charming stone tower houses and cobblestone alleyway.
After Mani, we will pass coastal town Gytheio and will come to see amazing medieval fortified town Monemvasia, and will explore both lower and upper towns there.
Next important places we will explore are famous town Sparta and archaeological site Mystras (UNESCO World Heritage site) with still active monastery. From Sparta, passing by mountain road cute mountain town Kosmas and cliff monastery Elonas, we will come to Nafplio, where around are located several important attractions like Argos, Tiryns (UNESCO World Heritage site), Midea, Asini, Tolo.
On the way to Ancient Corinth we will walk over stones of ancient civilization in Mycenae (UNESCO World Heritage site). Around Corinth we will wonder on Corinth canal and explore ancient fortress Acrocorinth.
Next important attraction to visit is Hosios Loukas monastery (UNESCO World Heritage site). We will have overnight in mountain town Arachova, and from there will come to see famous complex of monasteries in Meteora (UNESCO World Heritage site).
From Kalampaka, the town of Meteora monasteries, we will come to Ioannina to see its castle and nice Silversmith museum. The rest of tour we will spend in Zagori (the whole region is UNESCO World Heritage site), learn the stories of this not usual region, see several ancient bridges and mountain towns.
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