The Arta regional unit is located in northwestern Greece, part of the Epirus region. It is known for its rich history, beautiful landscapes, and agricultural activities. The capital city, also named Arta, features historical sites such as the Arta Fortress and the famous Bridge of Arta. The region is characterized by its mountainous terrain and the Arachthos River, which flows through it. The economy primarily relies on agriculture, with olive oil and tobacco being significant products. Additionally, Arta serves as a cultural hub, hosting various festivals and events that celebrate local traditions.