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Around 1932 Arnea was the biggest village in northern Halkidiki with 3000 residents. Their main occupation was agriculture, cattle-raising, logging, beekeeping, carpet weaving, mining, shoe making as well as timber and cattle trade.
According to legend, the settlement wasn't found on a pre-existing organized area. The first clusters of houses were built around the central square "bazaar", the square "choir" and " kari bazaar", on the exact spots where they are today. The central road was, and still remains, the one that connects "bazaar" square with "choir".
Of great significance are the samples of Traditional Macedonian Architecture, such as the old school (today the town hall), the temple of St. Stephan with the old bell tower, the Katsaggelos mansion (today the folklore museum of Arnea) the chapel of St. Paraskevi and a large number of houses.