Katerini is known for its rich history, stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, the city offers unique experiences for travellers. Fascinating archaeological sites such as Dion and Pydna showcase the remnants of the region’s history. Walking through the ruins of ancient temples, theatres and sanctuaries, you can imagine the stories that once played out within these ancient walls.
Paralia Katerini is one of the best places on Greece’s popular Olympic Riviera, with its wonderful sandy beaches stretching south to Thessaly and the Sporades Islands.
In the city centre, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Katerini. Wander the streets to discover charming cafes, traditional tavernas and local boutiques. You can also enjoy delicious Greek cuisine there.
Paralia Beach
Paralia Katerinis is a long beach with beach bars and a vibrant nightlife. For less crowded places, move along the beach away from the town.
The sandy beach and shallow coastline make it ideal for families and children. The coastline between Paralia and the nearby Olympic Beach, which is about 3 km long, is particularly admired for its clear waters. The beach is conveniently located near various amenities, including bars, cafes, restaurants and kiosks.
Korinos beach
Korinou Beach is located 2 km from Korinos and is a popular tourist destination. It has a wide, several-kilometer-long sandy coast with fine sand and shallow sea, awarded the Blue Flag for several years.
Kariba Water Gamepark
Kariba Water Gamepark is a great water park located in Paralia. With 8 different water slides and 2 pools, it offers something for everyone. The park offers a variety of attractions and rides for different age groups. There are 8 different water slides, a small pool and another separate pool with slides designed especially for younger children. The relaxation area is well shaded and you can use the sun loungers after purchasing a ticket. There is a snack bar on site.
Katerini Municipal Park
Katerini City Park is located in the city center and is one of the green areas of the city in its heart. The combination of dense vegetation, well-preserved infrastructure and the water of the lakes creates a wonderful landscape that is sometimes hard to believe exists in the center of Katerini.
Folklore Museum of Katerini
The Folklore Museum of Katerini was opened to the public in 1990. The aim of the museum is to preserve and promote the cultural wealth of the Pontic Greeks. The museum has about 600 objects of social, folkloric and historical importance, some of which are extremely valuable.
