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  • Prefecture Of Xanthi
    • Area (sq.km):: 1.793
    • Population (2001): 101.510
    • Population Density(hab/sq.km): 57
    • Capital City: Xanthi
    • Number of Hotels: 12
    • Number of hotel Rooms: 991
  • Camping Sites
    • Communal Myrodatou, Mirodato Xanthi, Tel: 25410 51379
  • Domestic Port Authorities
    • City: Porto Lagos
    • Harbour: Lagos
    • Category: Deputy Port Authority
    • Tel: 25410 96666
    • VHF Channels: 12, 19
  • Long Distance Buses
    • From Athens daily to: XANTHI
    • Ktel Address: Kifissou St.
    • Tel: 210 5132084
    • Route: 09.00, 19.00
    • Return: 09.30, 19.00
    • Price: 40,40
    • Duration: 10 hrs
  • Lakes
    • Name: Bistonis
    • Location: Xanthi
    • Area (Km2): 45,030
  • Rivers
    • Name: Nestos
    • Location: Xanthi
    • Length: 103km
  • Mountaineering Clubs
    • Name: Xanthi Alpine Club
    • Location: Xanthi
    • Address: 26, Brokoumi Street, or P.O. Box 190, 671 00 Xanthi
    • Telephone: 25410 24818
  • Mountain Refuges
    • Name: Livaditis Refuge
    • Mountain: Rodopi
    • Office: Xanthi Alpine Club
    • Address: P.O. Box 190671 00 Xanthi
    • Place: Livaditis (1.220 m)
    • Capacity: 36 persons
    • Heat: Fireplace, central heating
    • Water Supply: Spring at distance of 15 m
    • Kitchen: Organized
    • Toilet: Indoor
    • Telephone: 25410 24818
  • Carnivals
    • Name: Xanthi's Carnival
    • Location: Xanthi
    • Description: In Xanthi, during Carnival, people celebrate the revival of the old custom of Tzaros or Tzarous (female). According to local tradition, Tzaros or Tzarous was a human effigy, placed on top of a pile of holm-oak brush-wood. On the last Sunday of the Carnival, it is burnt in the open, in a square or on a hill, so that they would not have fleas during summer. This custom was brought by refugees from Samakov in Eastern Thrace and is re-enacted each year by the inhabitants of the Samakov village, near the bridge over the River Kosynthos at Xanthi. The word Tzaros comes from the particular noise of burning wood (the sizzling sound). Immediately, after a fantastic fireworks demonstration follows.
    • Municipal Development Enterprise, Xanthi: Tel: 25410 73640, 25410 22632

 

 
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