Municipal Unit of Galaxidi

Built around a sheltered harbour on the Gulf of Corinth, Galaxidi grew into an important Greek seafaring town during the 19th century. Its waterfront and narrow streets retain the scale of that maritime era, with neoclassical captains’ houses recalling the local merchant fleet and shipbuilding tradition. The town’s Nautical and Historical Museum traces this connection to the sea, while the annual Alevromoutzouroma carnival custom brings a livelier local ritual to the streets, involving clouds of coloured flour. Galaxidi also sits near the slopes of Mount Parnassus and the archaeological landscape of Delphi. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Gulf of Corinth and Central Greece.

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