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Kala Pigadia (“Good Wells”) takes its name from two covered wells at the center of the neighborhood’s raised platia, or “square,” at the top of Miaoulis Street. Built in 1803 during the administration of Georgios Voulgaris, locals use them to … Continue reading
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