Nea Pella

Nea Pella is a modern settlement of the Prefecture of Pella and belongs administratively to the Municipality of Pella. The village was created to accommodate refugees who came from Asia Minor and other regions after the Asia Minor Catastrophe, so Nea Pella is closely linked to the memories and traditions of the refugees. The architecture, customs and daily life of the village reflect the roots of its inhabitants and their long history, while the settlement offers a special atmosphere that combines the past with the present.

Geography

Nea Pella is located near the historic Pella, the capital of the ancient Macedonian kingdom, and is surrounded by rich agricultural land, which contributes to the local agricultural production. The natural landscape around the village, with its lush green fields and fertile land, offers a serene experience for visitors wishing to explore the Macedonian countryside.

History and Tradition

Nea Pella was created as a settlement for the Asia Minor refugees who settled in the area, carrying with them their traditions, customs and culture. The inhabitants of the village honour the heritage of their ancestors through cultural events and celebrations, which keep alive the memories and customs of Asia Minor. These events bring together both residents and visitors, providing an opportunity to experience the rich cultural character of the village.

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