Eleftheroupoli, Town in northern Greece within Pangaio Municipality.
Eleftheroupoli sits at sea level in the Marmara valley, surrounded by coastal plains and low hills that provide scenic views of the surrounding landscape and nearby natural attractions.
Originally named Pravi from the Latin pro via, the town was officially renamed Eleftheroupoli in 1929 to honor the ancient bishopric and the historical passage of Cosmas the Aetolian through the area.
The town hosts the Public Central Library opened in 1967 containing over 130,000 books, alongside various cultural institutions that organize exhibitions and community events to promote local heritage.
Eleftheroupoli features four kindergartens, three elementary schools, one middle school and two high schools, plus local sports teams like Orpheas Eleftheroupolis that compete in regional championships.
The town serves as the maternal birthplace of former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and maintains diplomatic relations with the municipality of Antony in France through cultural exchange programs.
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