Fort Roupel WW2 Anniversary Day - Fort Roupel is a fortress at the north border of Central Macedonia, Greece and became famous for its defence during the Nazi German invasion of Greece in April 1941, when the advance of Hitler's army was stopped in front of this fort. For three days the fort held out against German attack and was only abandoned by its men after the surrender of the Greek army in Thessaloniki.

Today one of the fortification's galleries is open to visitors, as is a museum and the pavilion the visitors, the observatory and memorial of fallen soldiers. In the gallery, the visitor has the opportunity to feel the moments of the battle. Walking the wards and in the side aisles there are dioramas that depict the Greek fighters battle forts (gunner, doctor to doctor's caring for injured, the sergeant in his office and the office of captain and more