Vourbiani (previous name: Blizdiani)

Details: Category: Mastorochoria

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The village Vourbiani was established in the 16th century and during the 19th was the most populated village of the region after the Konitsa town. Being close to Pyrsogianni and often cooperating with its neighbours, Vourbiani had a parallel history. Famous and skilled craftsmen, universal-valued monuments, significant economic growth enhanced by its Diaspora, compose the unique heritage that local and global monuments confirm.

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