The largest train stone bridge in Greece (110m with 12 arches), designed by the French engineer A. Gotteland and builld by P. Lepeche. Manari village, Arcadia, Peloponnese, Greece. RM
Theodoros Papageorgiou/© Theodoros Papageorgiou
The little train of the Pelion is a narrow-gauge railway that offers one of the best ways to see the beautiful landscape of this part of Greece. It used to chug up the mountain behind one of the original Belgian steam engines, but these have now been converted to diesel due to the risk of forest fires. The ride has lost none of its romance, however, and the route includes stone viaducts and an iron trestle bridge.
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