Boeotia

Boeotia is a region of Central Greece.

An Introduction to the Region of Boeotia

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GPS 38.438 ,22.880 |zoom=11* Livadeia Livadeia general - — The capital of the Boeotia, on the slope of Mount Helicon, celebrated in Greek mythology.* GPS 38.480 ,22.583 |zoom=11Arachova - Arachova - — Traditional settlement on the southern slope of Mount Parnassus.
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Orchomenus, Boeotia Orchomenos 04 C - — A village and an archaeological site excavated by Heinrich Schliemann in 1880–86,* GPS 38.320 ,23.317 Thebes, Greece|Thebes (Greek: Thiva) — The modern town lies at the site of ancient Thebes, a powerful city-state that dominated most of Classic Greece after the victory over the Spartans at Leuctra in 371 BC
GPS 38.4940 ,22.8444 Chaeronea - Chaironeia lion.JPG — Near the modern village of Chaeronea took place in 338 BC the crucial battle in which king Philip II of Macedonia overcame Athens and Thebes, which meant the end of Greek independence.
GPS 38.378 ,22.632 |zoom=13Antikyra — A relaxed seaside resort set in a rugged landscape, at the point where the southern slopes of Mount Parnassus meet the waters of the Corinthian Gulf.
GPS 38.2771 ,23.588 Agios Thomas Tanagras - — A semi moutain villge at Tanagra municipality, near necropolis of ancient Tanagra.

GPS 38.39534 ,22.74671* Ossios Loukas Monastery =20090803 hosiosloukas12 - — A historic monastery, listed on UNESCO's World Heritage Sites