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Old Sagiada, Greece

Old Sagiada, a Greek town, was destroyed and looted during World War II. Today, its abandoned ruins offer a glimpse into its past, with nature reclaiming much of the area.

Many of the standing walls reveal the original architecture, while trees grow within the ruins. The church remains largely intact, with some frescoes still visible inside.

The town is situated in the mountains, offering scenic drives and views of the Mediterranean Sea. However, the final stretch of the road is unpaved and may not be suitable for all vehicles.

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