 The Cathedral Church of Taxiarches. |
 Another view of the Cathedral Church of Taxiarches. |
 The church of Timios Stauros. |
 Saint Theodoroi church. It was built by the Despot of Hpeiros Theodoros Aggelos Komninos. (1224 a.C.). Rectangular of Royal rythm, with famous mosaics. |
 The Folklore Museum Sarakatsaneon. |
 Emmanouil Papas (1773 - 5/12/1821). Commander of Macedonian revolution in 1821. He was born in the village Dovista, named today Emmanouil Papas. Banker, businessman and friendly. He declared the revolution in Eastern Macedonia and Chalkidiki in 1821. The statue is located in the Eleutherias square. |
 Saint Nikolaos. Church in elegant shape of Byzantine rythm. It was built the 14th century on the Citadel. |
 The church of Saint Nikolaos on the Acropolis. |
 The church of Saint Panteleimonas. |
 St Geïrgios Kryoneritis. Picturesque monastery, in the eastern of the city, on the street to St. John. The name ''Kryoneritis'' came from the the source of cold water that existed nearly the passed years. Established in 1298 and became glebe of abbey St. Prodromos in 1344, when the wife of Sakellarios Mourmouras, lord of Serres, donated it to the abbey. |
 The imposing Bezesteni in the center of Serres. During the Turkish domination was operating as an idoor market. |
 The Holy Nunnery of John the Baptist. It was built in a graphic ravine in the foot of Menikio mountain. It is 12 km east of the city. It was built the season of Micheal Palaiologos, emperor of Byzantium, in 1270. |
 Courtyard of St. John the Baptist Monastery - Baptistery |
 St. John the Baptist Monastery. |
 The temple of Ahmet Pasas. It was built in 1492. For his resemblance with christian temple it is named Saint Sofia. |
 The Zintzirli mosque. Turkish monument with obvious influence by Byzantine architecture. In the pane is rescued a beautiful Pulpit of fine marble. |
 The Monument - Mausoleum of ROYPEL in Promaxonas. |
 This monument is found in the Roupel in the Greek-Bulgarian borders in honour of those who died in the battle of Roupel. |
 Kostantinos Karamanlis, while he is greeting the crowd from the balcony of his fatherly house in Proti Serres. |
 The house of Kostantinos Karamanlis in Proti village. |
 The Monument, symbol of sacrifice of the 250 Kerdylia inhabitants who were executed by the German Occupation forces on 17 October 1941. It was reared in 1980 on the crossroad of the two old villages called Ano and Kato Kerdylia. |
 The lion of Amfipolis. |
