Ambrakia was an ancient Greek city located in the region of Epirus, near the Ambracian Gulf. Founded in the 4th century BCE, it was known for its strategic position and served as a significant trade and military hub. The city was associated with the Ambracian League, which included several neighboring settlements. The city is also notable for its connection to the famous philosopher Aristotle, who mentioned it in his works. Over time, Ambrakia faced various conflicts, including battles with the Aetolian League and the Roman Republic, leading to its eventual decline and abandonment.