Palataki (=Small Palace) belongs to the Mining Group of Thassos and was built in the early 1900s by the Italian architect Pietro Arigoni. It is considered one of the most impressive of all administrative buildings of the Aegean islands. The original owner was German Speidel, owner of the homonymous mining company, which was brought to Thassos to inaugurate the modern period of the island's mining activity. The building originally served as a residence and later it housed the offices of the company. It is located on a hill above the old metal factory in Limenaria.

The ancient theater is built in a natural hollow part of the hill and based on Hippocrates, it dates back to the 5th century B.C. At the beginning of the 3rd century B.C. the stage was built with a marble facade. The front part of the stage was made by Thasian Afsistratos (son of Kodi) to honor Dionysus. In ancient years, the theater was used for theatrical and musical performances. Later, in Roman times, the orchestra and the seats were renewed but in several seats you can still see the engraved names of the people who held these positions.

A natural swimming pool on the southern coast of Thassos.

Kazaviti is probably the most beautiful and picturesque mountain village. It is just 4 km from Prinos and 20 km from the port. It is divided into Small and Big Kazaviti, only 500m far one from the other. It is also known by the name of Small and Big Prinos respectively. Ceramics and towers found in the area indicate that the place has been inhabited since 400 B.C. The area is famous for the good meat, vineyards and wine. You will find traditional taverns and cafés under the trees. The village is crossed by many canals.