Pyli Municipality

Pyli Municipality is best known in Greece for its mountainous Pindus setting, where the Portaikos valley meets the western Thessalian highlands. The municipality extends from the fertile edge of the Thessalian plain into forested slopes, ravines and remote mountain settlements, giving it a markedly different character from the region’s larger towns. Pyli itself stands near the Portaikos River and is associated with the stone bridge built in the 16th century, while the Byzantine church of Porta Panagia is another enduring local landmark. Trace Pyli Municipality’s place in the wider Pindus region by browsing webcams nearby.

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