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Kozani is a town of 70,000 people located 120km northwest of Thessaloniki in the mountainous region of Greece. It has cold winters and dry summers. Kozani is known for producing 75% of Greece's electricity through local power plants and for cultivating saffron. Other local products include marble and wines. An important annual celebration is the 12-day Carnaval festival featuring costumed dancing and bonfires. Points of interest in Kozani include the church bell tower, a notable library, folklore and natural history museums, and the artificial Polyfitos Lake.
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Kozani is a town of 70,000 people located 120km from Thessalonica in mountainous northwest Greece. It is known for producing 75% of Greece's electricity through local power plants and for cultivating saffron. The 12-day Carnaval celebration involves dancing to local songs around great bonfires lit in neighborhoods. Important sites include the library, folklore museum, natural history museum, and the bell tower of Agios Nikolaos church.
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Kozani is a town of 70,000 people located 120km from Thessalonica in mountainous northwest Greece. It is known for producing 75% of Greece's electricity through local power plants and for cultivating saffron. The 12-day Carnaval celebration involves dancing to local songs around great bonfires lit in neighborhoods. Important sites include the library, folklore museum, natural history museum, and the bell tower of Agios Nikolaos church.
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Polish Christmas traditions include setting an empty place at the table in case of unexpected guests, placing hay under the tablecloth to symbolize the place of Jesus's birth, and hiding a penny in the pierogi so that whoever finds it will have good luck throughout the year. Families also wait to begin their Christmas Eve meal until they spot the first star, representing the Star of Bethlehem, and serve twelve festive dishes including carp, borscht, dumplings, and noodles with poppy seed.
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5 greece kozani
- 2. KOZANI Kozani is a town in the northwest of Greece.
- 3. KOZANI It is about 120km from Thessaloniki, the second biggest city in Greece.
- 4. KOZANI The population is 70.000 people.
- 5. KOZANI The area is mountainous, with cold winters and dry summers.
- 6. KOZANI Kozani is mostly know for its contribution to the greek electricity supply 75% of the country’s electric energy is produced in our region and a lot of people work at the Electric Power Plants.
- 7. KOZANI
- 8. KOZANI Kozani is well- know for the production of saffron(krokos).
- 9. KOZANI Other famous products are marble and local wines.
- 10. KOZANI Carnaval is one of the most importants events in Kozani and lasts for the 12 days.
- 11. KOZANI People in disguise or not dance to the rhythm of the local song “enteka”(eleven steps).
- 12. KOZANI The most interesting celebration are the “Fanoi”, great bonfires lit in every neighbourhood. People sing and dance around them.
- 13. KOZANI SITES OF INTEREST: The bell tower of the church of Agios Nikolaos is the symbol of Kozani
- 14. KOZANI SITES OF INTEREST: The library of Kozani is one of the most important in Greece, not only for its history but the priceless books it offers.
- 15. KOZANI SITES OF INTEREST: The Folklore Museum and Museum of Natural History.
- 16. KOZANI SITES OF INTEREST: The artificial lake of Polyfitos (20km from the town Kozani)
- 17. KOZANI THE END
- 18. KOZANI GROUP A’ : SOFIA KYRIAKIDOU GEORGE KOSTOPOULOS KONSTANTINA MATIAKI ALEXANDROS TSABERTIDIS CLASS 6th GRADE 12o PRIMARY SCHOOL