Ennodia was a chthonic deity whose cult spread throughout Thessaly. She was the goddess of roads, transport and travellers. Her sanctuaries were built at the entrances of passages and at key points of strategic importance. <\/p>\n
In such a place, on the banks of the Portaikos River, next to the Arched Bridge of Agios Vissarion, Caf\u00e9 Ennodia, revives the legend of the ancient deity.<\/p>\n
The space is simple and simple with dominant elements of stone, wood and glass, in full harmony with the natural landscape of the area. Around it, century-old plane trees and running waters create a backdrop of natural beauty and a shield of coolness during the summer months. <\/p>\n
Overlooking the arched bridge and the sparkling waters of Portaikos, enjoy coffee, various beverages, traditional spoon sweets, chocolate souffl\u00e9, chocolate pie, ice cream and snacks. In the evening, relax with a drink while gazing at the illuminated bridge and let the roar of the river take you on a journey to the myths of Ennodia. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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