Kallithea

The terrain around Kallithea is a low, cultivated stretch of the Pierian plain between Mount Olympus and the Thermaic Gulf, which has shaped both settlement patterns and a farming-based local economy. Kallithea belongs to the municipality of Katerini in Pieria, on the Greek mainland rather than in the better-known resort area of the same name in Chalkidiki. Fields and local roads link it with Katerini and the coast, while the Olympus massif remains a defining presence to the southwest. The wider area is closely tied to ancient Macedonia: the archaeological park of Dion preserves the sanctuary of Zeus and remains of the ancient city. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Kallithea and the Pierian plain relate to Mount Olympus and the Thermaic Gulf.

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