Ferai , Ferres or Pherres (Greek; , türk. Fareçik) is a city, population 5206 in 2001, part of the synonymous municipality of the prefecture Evros. The municipality was formed in 1987.

Tourism

Theotokos Kosmosoteira, Greek Wikipedia

• The Evros province and the Evros delta with the interesting Fauna.
  
• The orthodox church Panagia Kosmosoteira (Saviour of the World). The church was build 1152 as part of a monastery by Isaac Comnenus, the third son of the byzantine Emperor Alexius I. Around 1355 villagers looking for prrotection inside the walls of the monastery forced the monks to leave the monastery. 1357 or 1371/2 it was used as a mosque until the 20th century where it again was used as an orthodox church, now it is the official seat of an organization of Thracians.
  
• Part of a Hamam (turkish bath).
  

Feres, Satellite image Greece

The population of the municipality of Feres was 9839 in the year 2001 (the city population was 5206). The municipality of Feres is divided in

• Feres / Δ.δ. Φερών [ 5.461 ]
  
  • Feres / οι [ 5.206 ]
    
  • Poros / ο [ 255 ]
    
• Ardani / Δ.δ. Αρδανίου -- το [ 401 ]
  
• Doriskos / Δ.δ. Δορίσκου [ 800 ]
  
  • Doriskos / ο [ 493 ]
    
  • Monastirakio /το [ 307 ]
    
• Kavisos / Δ.δ. Καβησού -- η [ 643 ]
  
• Peplos / Δ.δ. Πέπλου [ 2.001 ]
  
  • Peplos / ο [ 1.083 ]
    
  • Vrysoula / η [ 271 ]
    
  • Gemisti /η [ 237 ]
    
  • Kipioi / οι [ 410 ]
    
• Pylaia / Δ.δ. Πυλαίας [ 231 ]
  
  • Pylaia / η [ 127 ]
    
  • Koila / τα [ 11 ]
    
  • Melia /η [ 93 ]
    
• Trifyllio / Δ.δ. Τριφυλλίου [ 302 ]
  
  • Trifyllio / το [ 172 ]
    
  • Itea / η [ 130 ]
    

Links

• http://www.feres.gr/ (Greek Website)

Literature

• Stefan Sinos: Die Klosterkirche der Kosmosoteira in Bera (Vira). München 1985. (Byzantinisches Archiv; 16) ISBN 3-406-00416-4 (German)