Drama is known for its rich history, beautiful landscapes, and cultural events. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, enjoy local cuisine, and participate in local festivals. Despite its small size, Drama offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Built at the foot of the imposing Falakro Mt, in a verdant area with abundant water sources, Drama is beautiful and hospitable, featuring picturesque neighborhoods, spacious squares, green areas, and well-preserved neoclassical mansions.
Here are some of the "must-see" locations:

The Old Town
Wandering through the old town of Drama, you can see remnants of Byzantine walls and historical buildings, providing a glimpse into the city's past.

Agia Varvara Park:
The Agia Varvara Park is an idyllic location in the city center with fountains, small lakes and waterfalls, tavernas, an outdoor theatre and leisure venues. There you will see the traditional watermills and the multi-story tobacco warehouses, reflecting in the waters of the Lake.

Ecclesiastic museum :
Housed in a modern wing of the Bishop's Mansion includes objects of ecclesiastical art.

Archaeological Museum:
Situated by the verdant Municipal Garden and includes noteworthy finds from the area, dating from prehistoric until recent years. The mammoth tusk found at the entrance of Maara Cave (Aggitis Springs) is particularly interesting.

Folkloric Museum of the highschool of Drama's Greek women
Drama's Castle (Byzantine Walls)

Falakro Mountain:
For outdoor enthusiasts, Mount Falakro offers opportunities for hiking and, in the winter, skiing at the Falakro Ski Center.

Aggitis Cave (Maara Cave):
Located near Prosotsani, this is one of Greece's largest caves and features stunning stalactites and stalagmites. It's a remarkable natural wonder.